Description of problem: Trying to upgrade any version of RedHat below 6.2 will fail, trashing your system, but the installer doesn't warn you. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): RedHat 6, and installer to upgrade to 9. How reproducible: Very Steps to Reproduce: 1.Install RedHat 6 2.Try to upgrade to 9 in one step. 3. Actual results: The partition containing /usr had its superblock corrupted to the point that I doubt I'll ever recover t. Expected results: Either a successful upgrade or, at worst, refusal of the installer to try. Additional info: Now, the rescue function on your install CD crashes while trying to load, because it can't read the partition. It doesn't even get to the point of asking if I want the filesystems scanned or mounted
What version of the redhat-release package did you have installed?
The origanal report states quite clearly that I had RedHat 6.0 installed. What is unclear about this?
With the version of the redhat-release package shipped there installed?
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