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Description of problem: The installation, during assigning directory to a free partition(Primary) and click <Ok>. anaconda return exception. It is ok when assigning directory to other free partition(extended). After successful installation, the speaker has no sound Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Not sure, downloaded the Fedora6 during recently, Dec,2006 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Free up the SATA hardisk using system rescue CD on usb memory stick 2. Create 3 partition. i. 3GB free partition(primary) ii. 5GB free partition(extended) iii. 1GB Linux swap 3. Restart my PC with FC6 disk 1 on CD drive 4. In the installation (anaconda), partition screen . I edit 5GB free partition & assigned to "/" directory. Click <Ok>, it is fined. I edit 3GB free partition & assigned to "/usr" dirctory, Click <Ok>, sys generate a exception. 5. Use system rescue cd to make 3GB partition to extended. 6. Reinstall again 7. Successful! test speaker but no sound Actual results: Expected results: Additional info: PC spec ======= - DELL Dimension E520 - Initial install with XP - 1 Hardisk(SATA) with 2 partition, 60GB & 20GB - Integrated Soundcard Other ===== - Created a dual boot system
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Do the installation dump the exception to a file? Where to find it? How to solve the sound card problem?
When the traceback dialog pops up, it gives you the option to either save to a floppy drive (if you have one), or scp to another machine (if your network is up). Failing either of those, you can copy down the beginning part of the traceback and paste it into this bug by hand to give us a starting point, or take a picture and attach it.
requested by Jams Antill
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