a few (some nitpicky) observations regarding installing psyche
on an inspiron 8100:

1) as with previous versions of red hat, when i manually partition
   with disk druid and choose to keep the same partitioning, i get
   a warning dialog about disk geometry but am told that i'm safe
   to "ignore" this warning.  amusingly, i have to press "ignore"
   *twice* to get past this dialog.  i did another install, just to
   convince myself that pressing it once just left the dialog there,
   while the second button press finally made it go away.

   not serious, just weird.

2) disk druid *still* does not accept mount points that contain a
   period, even though those are perfectly valid mount points.
   that issue was bugzilla'ed long ago -- is there a reason it's
   still an issue?

3) upon exit, the installation process still generates a slew of
   anaconda errors, line 107.  while i'm sure that errors like this
   upon exit from the install won't cause any problems, it's just
   really aesthetically unappealing, and may make new red hat users
   very nervous that they've done something wrong.  again, this was
   bugzilla'ed quite some time ago, yet is still there.

rday




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