Description of problem: During firstboot I disabled SELinux and firstboot told me that it needed to reboot when it was finished. But when it was done I got the login screen instead. So I rebooted manually thinking this was a bug. But when my system was back up and after I logged in, it rebooted without telling me what was going on. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Disable SELinux during firstboot 2. Log in 3. Actual results: Reboot after I did the reboot and logging in Expected results: Before I get the login screen firstboot should tell me it is going to reboot and then reboot. There should be no need to log in first. Also if the reboot is done manually, there should be no need to reboot anymore. Additional info: Using kde not gnome (also not installed).
This works for me post-test 1. I haven't heard any other reports of this sort of behavior, and I can't think of why not having GNOME installed would affect this. Can you think of anything else to help me debug what might be going on?
I have no idea why it didn't work. I'll try again around the the release of test 3 and see if it happens again then. I installed FC5 again and it works correctly here.
Okay, feel free to reopen this bug if you experience this problem again with test 3.