Description of problem: I install FC5 on Friday. I told anaconda not to install tomboy, beagle, gnome-user-share (I don't want httpd installed on my home PC) and a couple of other packages. After the install tomboy, beagle, and the others were there. I don't it is a dependency problem because I did a rpm -e tomboy and nothing complained. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): whatever version is in fc5 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. start an install 2. deselect tomboy and begale and gnome-user-share 3. watch as they get installed Actual results: packages I told anaconda NOT to install got installed Expected results: tomboy, beagle, gnome-user-share, httpd should NOT have been installed. Additional info:
Can you provide /root/install.log and /var/log/anaconda.log?
Created attachment 126848 [details] install.log
Created attachment 126849 [details] anaconda.log
It isn't just the packages you ask anaconda not to install. Anaconda also doesn't listen when you ask it to install packages it doesn't install by default, and the results can be seen immediately after choosing certain packages. (I'm using text mode due to problems with graphical installation. This could be a text mode specific problem.) For example: 1.) At the point in the installation where you select package groups you would like installed, highlight the 'Editors' section 2.) Press 'F2' to see the package group details 3.) Deselect a package (I chose 'vim-enhanced', the only selected package) 4.) Select a package (i.e. 'emacs') 5.) Tab to the 'OK' button and hit Enter 6.) Press 'F2' again to review the choices you just made, and note that the choices have been reset to their defaults
I installed rawhide and the problem seems to have gotten fixed between then and now. I am closing the bug.