Description of Problem: The installation creates an aboot.conf on the drive with entries containing 'console=tty' -- not just tty0 or ttyS0. The cases where this occurs are cases where in the past console was not explicitly specified. (for example boot option 0) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 7.2 rc (0222.1 iso) How Reproducible: very Steps to Reproduce: 1. install 2. look at /boot/etc/aboot.conf, option 0 Actual Results: option 0 contains 'console=tty' Expected Results: either unspecified console in option 0 or 'console=tty0' Additional Information: Since /dev/tty is a pseudo-device meaning the current tty, setting console to 'tty' seems like an odd thing to do - was tty0 intended?
should be tty0, typo on my part. Fixed in anaconda for next release appologies. On the bright side it works... Phil =--=
Fixed in next release.