Re: how not to initialize HD

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On 07/31/2010 02:02 PM, JB wrote:
> Marko Vojinovic<vvmarko<at>  gmail.com>  writes:
>
>>
>> The above partition table looks completely OK, AFAIK. And I have never seen
>> Anaconda insisting on reinitializing the partition table except on a brand
>> new, unformatted drive.
>> ...
>> Marko
>>
> Hi Marko,
> please read my new post before yours, under Tom.
> Is the fact that sda8 is inside (sorry !) but out of order in the Extended
> partition not a problem ?
> JB

The partitioning tool in Anaconda is deliberately made to be quite
intolerant of even minor discrepancies in the partition table.  I know
that out-of-order partitions used to be cause for rejection, and I
imagine that is still the case.  (I had a laptop on which the recovery
partition had to be partition 2 and also had to be physically at the end
of the disk.  I always had to re-order the partitions temporarily in
order to run the Fedora installer.)

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