Description of problem: Text mode installer does allow user to "Change Drive Order" of Grub install to MBR. This is problematic if the installation was initiated from a USB stick using a "diskboot.img" and the installer has identified the USB stick as the only available device to install at the MBR. Graphical installer allows for this. Text mode installer has numerous uses, is more stable and this is the _only_ drawback I can identify. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Every time. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Initiate installation from a USB stick containing a diskboot.img 2. Select "Text Mode" installtion 3. Advance through the installer to the Grub install to MBR stage Actual results: Installer only offers the the MBR of the USB stick as a target for installation or the first sector of the root partition. Expected results: Need consistency with the graphical installer to allow "Change Drive Order" while using the Text Mode Installer. Additional info:
There's a number of things which are exposed in the graphical UI which aren't exposed in the text mode due to limitations in the toolkit used for text mode and as the interactive text mode install is deprecated and going to be mostly going away at some point in the future.