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Mostly a FYI bug: I installed on a brand new, never before used, disk. (I mean NEVER used, which is critical.) (On C:, that is the primary drive address.) After the installation completed, LILO couldn't boot to Linux; it turns out that no partition on that disk was marked bootable. When the installer runs, it should mark the partition bootable (or at least ask if it should), so that something comes up. (I don't at this point remember the exact message, but I do remember that it was unhelpful in figuring this out; obviously I finally did, but it was painful.) (It's not unreasonable that the best fix for this is mostly, if not totally, documentation.) Donn Terry donn P.S. I installed the system on a new PCChips M577 mainboard, with the "features" of ChipAway Virus and PC-cillin97. One or both of those thinks that LILO is a virus (didn't track down which, just turned off the checking in the BIOS setup). (There's some irony about LILO being a virus :-) ).
I was unable to get the system to fail to boot. But the installer does not mark the partition containing the /boot directory as active as it probably should. This leads to believe that certain hardware combinations can cause the system to fail to boot and some don't. I am assigning it to a developer for further review.
Fixed in next release.