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Created attachment 532757 [details] Log from anaconda I have tried upgrading my F15 to F16 using preupgrade or the DVD but the installer keeps complaining that my root partition wasn't cleanly unmounted when it was. I even fsck'd it after the DVD booted to make sure. My root partition is /dev/sda2 and sits on an SSD. My /home partition is on /dev/sdb1. I wanted /var as a separate partition but had problems with it so now I have /var as a symlink to /home/var. (This might be the cause of the errors?) Attached is the anaconda log. Thanks!
My bug might be a duplicate of bug 749131[0], would appreciate if anyone could confirm/deny. [0] https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=749131
You can rule out the /var thing by using the updates image referenced in comment #52 of bug 748119. To figure out if this is a duplicate of 749131, we'd need to see /tmp/storage.log and /tmp/program.log, too. Thanks.
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