The installer seems to barf when trying to Upgrade a installation of a
system where the XFS filesystem is not clean.
I had to boot the machine another time to recover the filesystem to a clean
state before I could try to upgrade it.
It first says that it will to upgrade the linux system on hda6 Anaconda
then throws me a error that there is no linux system on hda6 (which is the
root fs).
Although it may be hardware issues, the box is acting funny every now and
then. It should not produce this error, but recover the fs on mount during
install, would it?
Just checking if anyone else has seen this behaviour.
Does anyone know if this also happens when the ext2 fs is dirty or not?
Cheers
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Seth
Every program has two purposes one for which
it was written and another for which it wasn't
I use the last kind.
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