Timothy Murphy writes:
Alexander Dalloz wrote:Please look at bugzilla.redhat.com.Unfortunately it is absurdly difficult to search the bugzilla list. The whole bugzilla setup is very off-putting; this is a serious flaw in Fedora.
Strangely enough, when I was nailed by this issue, it didn't take me a long time to find the existing bug, which kept me from reporting a dupe.
The only trick is to know which package is the culprit. Here, it was rather obvious that this bug would get reported as a kernel bug. Although there's some controversy here as to whether the actual bug may turn out to be someone else's (mkinitrd's specifically, which I find a bit difficult to believe), the initial report would definitely get filed against the kernel.
What I do is first pull up all the open bugs against the package. If I still don't find anything I then pull all bugs, open and closed, narrowing down the search to the last couple of FC releases.
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