Description of problem: I cannot use the rescue cd to find any previously installed Fedora root partitions. The rescue cd seems to jump past the first screen that may allow me to select this option. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Try to use the F8 rescue CD to search for installed Fedora root partitions to repair. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Boot from the F8 rescue CD, and try to use it to find allready installed Fedora root partitions that you would like to chroot mount under /mnt/sysimage Actual results: The rescue CD does not search for or find any installed Fedora root partitions. Expected results: I expect to use the rescue CD to allow me to search for installed Fedora root partitions. Then mount them as the root partition, with chroot /mnt/sysimage. Additional info: I'm currently using the FC6 rescue CD to allow me find and mount allready installed Fedora root partitions to repair. Then mount them with chroot /mnt/sysimage.
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Moving to distribution component and Fedora 9.
Thanks for doing that Phil :)
Is this still a problem under F10? If so, please attach /tmp/anaconda.log and /tmp/syslog to this bug report.
I've not tested this out yet on F9 or 10 so I cannot comment yet :)
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