Description of problem: I tried to install Fedora 11 (release) using SD-card on ASUS EEE 1000HE. The ISO was installed to the SD using the Live USB creator, and I changed the BIOS to boot from the SD Card. The OS will be install to the internal hard disk. After booting, it stops to ask a method to continue (hard disk, NFS, URL etc), so I need to manually select "hard disk" and point it to /dev/sdb1, then it continues to the graphical screen. After creating partitions, the boot section comes and here are few problems: 1. GRUB wrongly selects /dev/sdb as the primary partition to be installed, thats wrong because /dev/sdb is the SD Card which I'm installing from. 2. It gives the message that it cannot mount the ISO 9660 image: "he installer has tried to mount image #1". Clicking Retry doesn't help. Installation is stuck.. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 11 Release How reproducible: Install using only SD Card (I'm using 8GB SD Card using the internal SD Card reader). Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install the ISO using the liveusb creator tool 2. Boot from SD Card 3. Select hard disk and the partition, create partitions and you'll see it in the boot setting screen Actual results: "he installer has tried to mount image #1...." Expected results: Continue install Additional info:
Please attach /tmp/anaconda.log and /tmp/storage.log to this bug report. Thanks.
Created attachment 347637 [details] Anaconda log
Created attachment 347638 [details] Storage log
These are the files. Note: The boot was without changing anything in the BIOS (in EEE, you can press ESC to select your boot device).
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