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Description of problem: Run install from usbstick,select second option for launch install.After finish install boot from system fail. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: On /etc/X11/xorg.conf vesa mode is selected, instead of nouveau driver in my case Expected results: Exist on xorg.conf right video module-nouveau driver on my case. Additional info:
Please provide more details about what you are doing and what failed. What and how did you write to the usb stick? What 'second option' did you select? eg. actual text Attach the logs from /tmp/*log during the install, or /var/log/anaconda/* after the install to this bug as individual attachments.
Second options is Boot(Basic Video).After finish install on xorg.conf remain vesa driver on configuration which on my system do not boot because nouveau module is active. Fixing this issue;Edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf and replace vesa word with nouveau. On my system vesa driver don't boot after install.
Please attach the log files asked for in comment #1. Thanks.
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This is just how it works, though. If you select the basic video option or otherwise add the --xdriver= flag to your anaconda command line, you will end up with the vesa driver while anaconda is running. Then, we propagate that to the installed system on the theory that if you needed it while you were running the installation X server, you'll likely need it on the installed system too. It sounds to me like you have a separate X-related bug that needs to be looked at, though that's not installer stuff.