Re: FC 3 Install Success! - NOT

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Mark Mecum (teknowiztx) wrote:

Thanks for the suggestions. I am booting in runlevel 3 and am logging on without the respawning messages.

After a little more fishing I have found that there are no files/directories installed in /usr or /var (and probably other places) which appears to be why so much (and probably the x11 serv) is broken.

That leaves me with several outstanding key questions:

1] How did the installer leave me with such a screwed up mess?


Good question. I am running FC2 in part due to difficulties in successfully installing FC3 directly. I made three attempts with each proceeding just a bit further but never progressing beyond a report to stdout that oo.o installation was in progress. FC2 installed without any problems after which the FC3 distribution isos would successfully upgrade the system to FC3. But, I was a bit leery of FC3 by that time and the

2] Should I report this as a bug on bugzilla?



A bug report would likely be welcomed if the phenomenon were repeated on a second installation attempt. Might be welcomed on the basis of your first installation effort.


3] Are all of the startup messages that are sent to the screen recorded in a file for later viewing? (many of them go by too fast to catch)


As root,  you might try

# cd /var/log
cat boot.log | less

and

cat messages | less

4] Any ideas how to figure out which files the installer did not get in place and repair the installation?

5]  I downloaded this distro through the duke site with bittorrent.  Could it be an issue with that particular ISO.  (Yes I did the validation before installing and it checked out, as well as the install process did not complain with any errors)

Appreciate the assistance,

mmecum
mmecum@xxxxxxxxx





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