Description of problem: preupgrade-1.1.4-1.fc11.noarch 1) Preupgrade fails fedora 11 to 12 2) Preupgrade fails when rebooting to install downloaded packages during installation. 3) Incorrect Grub config parameter written for hd ie hd::UUID 123.123..... instead of (hd0, x)/upgrade/install/img. Fails to find the /boot directory on root 4) Fails to load ks.cfg file even with correct address ie (hd0, x)/upgrade/ks.cfg. 5) With correct hard drive address for /boot anaconda installer still does not recognise the hd and gives popup message to initialize it. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): preupgrade-1.1.4-1.fc11.noarch How reproducible: 1. Run preupgrade Steps to Reproduce: 1.Increase space in /boot directory. 2. Run preupgrade 2a ) reboot will fail if grub.conf hard-drive parameter's altered. 3) Before rebooting change grub.conf hard-drive parameter to (hd0 x). 4.Installation proceed to anaconda installer then fails to recognise hard drive Actual results: Fails to upgrade system. Expected results: Upgrade Fedora 11 to 12. Additional info:
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