From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:0.9.9) Gecko/20020314 Description of problem: I am really glad to see the option to check the discs in the installer. But when installing Skipjack beta1 the installer seems to be very confused with disc two. The first boot into the installer it seemed to think disc two was disc three. So it appeared I had two disc threes. Oddly it even passed the tests. It recongized every other disc by the the proper number. So I went back and remade that disc two thinking I had just accidently burnt the third iso twice. I also double checked after I burned disc two that it was disc two by mounting it and seeing something like .disc2 on it. Then I rebooted and went into the installer and it seemed to think disc two was disc 1 this time. At this point I said to myself "This must be a bug." and I went on with the install. When it got to the point where it asked for disc two I gave it disc two and it worked fine. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Boot off RedHat Linux 7.2.92 disc one 2. Press Enter at the boot: prompt 3. Select to Test discs 4. Test disc two and see it call it by other names Actual Results: It either said it was checking disc one or three Expected Results: It to say it was checking disc two Additional info:
Did you test disc1, disc2, disc3 in that sequence, or boot off disc1, then at the CD Media Check 'OK' or 'Skip' screen eject disc1, insert disc2, then test?
Ok if you manually eject disc1 before the first media check occurs, I can get it to act strange. But if I keep checking CDs it gets back in sync and works. I'll fix the original CD check to reread the CD id in case the user ejected it before the test started.
Fixed.
Confirmed fix.