Description of problem: Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. boot boot.iso 2. test media (OK -> Test) 3. Check ok on error screen and then -> Continue Actual results: 2. "Unable to read the disk checksum from the primary volume descriptor. This probably means the disc was created without adding the checksum." 3. Dialog titled "Error" with text "OK" Expected results: Check failing is ok but install should be able to continue without rebooting boot.iso
This sounds similar to the OK Error bug, but with that one, it is able to continue without rebooting if you wait about fifteen seconds after inserting the CD to hit OK. I tested this, though, and waiting before trying to continue isn't able to break out of the loop anymore. I'm not going to mark this as a dupe of the OK Error bug at this point, because while the error is the same, it is also non-descriptive and the behaviors vary somewhat.
Is it better just not to offer the test for the boot.iso or default to not using it?
Until the checksum issue is fixed, testing the media should not be an option, since it leads only to an unbreakable OK Error. Once checksum is fixed, the error message itself ("OK") needs work.
Okay, we should be implanting the MD5 sum in the boot.iso starting with the next build.