Description of problem: During install, if you choose not to install a bootloader, you are warned that "a boot disk must be created later". There is no option to create a boot disk later. The newly installed Fedora Core 3 test 3 is inaccessible.
If the message is removed, there's still the problem (and the bug) that the newly installed Linux is inaccessible. Surely the boot disk stage is required?
No, not necessarily. You could boot from a rescue CD (that includes the FC installer's rescue mode) and set up whatever boot method you're really going to use, for instance. Or another example is that you could boot into another existing Linux installation and edit its bootloader configuration. There are tons of possibilities which have nothing to do with a boot disk.
Good point. A reminder that "the system will not be bootable into Linux" would be appropriate then, possibly what Jeremy Katz meant by StringChange..
Fixed in CVS
Close?
Assuming fixed.