Look this message will be terse, I just did a detailed one, hit submit the system choked on a field, then lost the text on the 'back'. There should be a way, in the druid, to enable and expert to modify the partion table (WITHOUT the 'smart mapping') and write it out. This lack appeared when a newbie installed RH boxed distro onto an 8G drive, then later wanted to dual-boot windoze. He knew that we would be getting together to do this booting setup, so I told him to 'play' at installing a few times, get used to it. Well, the only way I was able to remove partitions so that I could split the drive and install windoze was to use my old slackware disks. BTW, the RH manual insisted that the 'rescue.img' was on the CD #1, it is NOT anywhere to be found. Serious lack of install tools, guys! Tom
In release 6.1, expert mode allows access to Fdisk, which will allow the user full control over the creation of partitions. In the latest cut of the installer (available in beta) Fdisk is available in normal mode installation also. As for the rescue mode and image, we depricated the rescue.img starting in release 6.1 in favor of a cdrom rooted rescue mode. This feature is better documented in the latest installer, as well as the functionality greatly expended.
Commit pushed to master at https://github.com/openshift/origin https://github.com/openshift/origin/commit/ef7e6c78628d75d143746920c3ccbf845fdc13dd Merge pull request #19688 from wozniakjan/issue8771/oc_new-app/env_var_names_with_dots oc new-app: allow 'dot' in ENV variable names