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Description of problem:
There was no way to pick a module like "Install Problem".   I did some
extensive testing of the latest beta build on a Sony Vaio laptop.  The
laptop is running an 800Mhz AMD, 128MB memory, 10GB of harddrive. 
/dev/hda1 contains WindozeME, and is 4GB.  I had RedHat 7.1 installed on
the other 6GB of space following /dev/hda1.  I tried to upgrade to Roswell
beta 2, the upgrade seemed to work fine.  It found my partitions, asked me
if I wanted to convert them to ext3 and then performed the upgrade. When I
rebooted and went into Roswell, it was complaining because because it
couldn't find the swap device.  The old swap partition was out there and
worked just fine.  I blew all of the Roswell stuff from the drive, and then
tried to install beta 2 from scratch.  Everything seemed to load correctly,
but when the system was rebooted, it did the same thing.  Unable to find
the swap device.  I then installed beta 2 *again* and this time tried to
use ext2 partitions for everything, and it did the same thing again.  I had
a copy of Roswell beta 1, and tried that.  It did the exact same thing. 
Loads, and then on reboot can't find the swap device.  I loaded RedHat 7.1
at that point, and it loaded perfectly and came right up on the first
attempt.    So whatever the problem is, it was introduced between 7.1 and
the first beta.

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How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install Redhat Roswell beta 2
2. Reboot the system, no swap device.
3.
	

Actual Results:  Booted system, no swap device found.

Expected Results:  Swap device found, system should come up and work.

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