Description of problem: Hi guys, using the May 12 boot.iso from http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/core/development/i386/os/imag es/boot.iso I have encounted a SIGSEGV during mirror selection. (n.b. If I've placed this in the wrong place, please accept my appologies and reroute it) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): May12 How reproducible: Always that I can tell Steps to Reproduce: 1. Boot boot.iso and select English (language)->us (keymap)->HTTP (download method) 2. When prompted for IPv4/IPv6 Auto/Manual settings detection set IPv4 to manually specify 3. Tab to cancel (sub bug: when empty, it complains about invalid input, not good when a NA realises he/she specified the wrong option ;)) 4. This brings you back to Configure TCP/IP, once again, hit Back Actual results: On point 3, in my opinion it should return to how it was before you pressed Ok the first time (i.e. cursor at Manual IPv4 which is still selected) On point 4, a SIGSEGV will happy with the following message: loader received SIGSEGV! Backtrace: [0x80482a4] [0xc5c420] [0x81d05d2] [0x80499ae] [0x8172588] [0x8048131] install exited abnormally [1/1] sending termination signals...done --SNIP-- Expected results: To return to method selection Additional info: Tested on VMware Server 1.0.1 (build 299996) - yes I know it's old but it works, the image is assigned 8GB of Diskspace and 256MB of RAM
Is this happening with the latest Fedora development trees?
Yes. May 22 boot.iso has the exact same issue Backtrace is now: [0x80482a4] [0x6c5420] [0x81d0872] [0x80499ae] [0x804a978] [0x81725d8] [0x8048131]
Dito, able to reproduce this report in actual and older boot.iso files by hitting back twice.