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Description of problem: When installation from Live media is almost finished, a pop-up dialog about a new connected file system appears. The reported size is 524MB, so i suppose it talks about the default /boot partition. See screenshots (please disregard the rendering issues on the screenshots, that's fault of nouveau driver). There are two problems: 1. the dialog pops-up during the installation. As a common user I'm afraid to touch it, because I could unmount a system that the installer needs. 2. the dialog blocks input to the Reboot button after the installation is over. You *have* to do something with it. I found out that I can click the border of the dialog and it hides. Therefore I wasn't forced select none of those choices. Installation was finished fine. I don't know what would happen if I chose "unmount" during the installation. I can test that. But the dialog shouldn't display at all. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): anaconda 16.19 Fedora 16 Beta RC3 i686 Live How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. install anaconda in live environment with Gnome Shell 2. 3. Expected results: no dialogs pop-up, anaconda disables the systems capabilities of such announcements Additional info: This happens only in Gnome Shell as far as I can say.
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Yeah, we try to do this already via udisks --inhibit. Do you have any idea what program is popping this up, and did it start happening? If so, I'm inclined to kick it over to whoever is responsible. It's too late for stuff like this.
I reproduced again with F16 Beta Final. I don't know what application represents the dialog, xprop doesn't work on it. It seems to be integral into gnome-shell by its look. I can also confirm that you are running udisks --inhibit as part of anaconda. The Eject button doesn't seem to work (probably as long as anaconda is open), which is the better scenario I think.
*** Bug 755250 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 808767 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
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