Description of problem: When anaconda ask if it should cancel or ignore the track-mapping for hde&hdg, the text and funktion of the buttons is reversed. This is only seen by me in the graphical version of the installer. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Not very easy. The problem will normally not be shown if linux doesn't detect hdd's improperly. It only occured because we tried to install linux with a promise tx2000 ide-controller attached to 2 hdd's in mirrormode. Steps to Reproduce: 1. When in the boot-console: linux hd[x]=xxxx,xx,xx Note: [x] is the hddname, and the track-mapping with wrong numbers. 2. install linux 9.0 in graphical mode 3. when prompted for track-mapping correction by linux installer, press buttons. They are reversed. Actual results: when cancel is pressed, ignore is chosen, and reversed. Expected results: cancel=cancel, ignore=ignore. Additional info:
I wasn't able to trigger the dialog using the instructions above. I do not have the Promise controller you do. What is the text in the dialog that appears - that will help me identify the actual code segment being triggered.
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