Description of Problem: Boot up screen for bootnet (and probably boot) floppies, when F5 is pressed, say that a machine can be rescued by CDROM. This is true, but implies that a machine can't be rescued via network install. I would suggest a change to the following: Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Beta 5 Actual Results: The 02Red Hat07 Linux CD-ROM includes a rescue mode which can be used when a system does not boot properly. The rescue mode includes many useful utilities (editor, hard drive and RAID tools, etc.) which will allow one to restore a system to a working state. To enter the rescue mode, boot your system from the 02Red Hat07 Linux CDROM and type linux rescue <ENTER>. Expected Results (or something closer to the whole truth): The 02Red Hat07 Linux Installer, Anaconda, includes a rescue mode which can be used when a system does not boot properly. The rescue mode includes many useful utilities (editor, hard drive and RAID tools, etc.) which will allow one to restore a system to a working state. To enter the rescue mode, boot your system from the 02Red Hat07 Linux CDROM or installation floppy, and type linux rescue <ENTER>.
Tweaked a little in CVS
Not really a lot that we can do about this now, as translations have already been sent off. So, deferring this.
Fixed in CVS
Time tracking values updated
OK, maybe it's just because I'm staring at the source code, but what I see in the rescue.msg text with anaconda-8.0.94-0.20030120155450 is: To enter the rescue mode, boot your system from the ^O02Red Hat^O07 Linux and type ^O0flinux rescue <ENTER>^O07. That is, we are missing an object . . . boot from the what?
Oops, added the missing words "CDROM or installation floppy" in CVS
Fix confirmed with anaconda-8.0.94-0.20030122010121.