On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 7:37 AM, Lars Noodén <email address hidden> wrote:
> I got this with the 20121017 image, but first on the third of three
> tests. The first two "Alternate Install (Encryption)" and "Alternate
> Install (Entire Disk)" booted fine. It was only after resizing the
> partition that it failed to boot. So the bug does not occur in all
> cases. It comes with a whole screen of text which is too much to key
> in, but the last bit is "Fixing recursive fault but reboot is needed!"
Lars it would appear you have found a clear distinction that makes since on
some of the issues. In my original bug filing I did not clearly state I
also was doing an "Alternate Install (Guided)" when I got the failure I
basically stopped testing the alternate after the crash. Instead you
started with the alternate entire drive installs. Perhaps that will help
narrow the scope on the fix.
On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 7:37 AM, Lars Noodén <email address hidden> wrote:
> I got this with the 20121017 image, but first on the third of three
> tests. The first two "Alternate Install (Encryption)" and "Alternate
> Install (Entire Disk)" booted fine. It was only after resizing the
> partition that it failed to boot. So the bug does not occur in all
> cases. It comes with a whole screen of text which is too much to key
> in, but the last bit is "Fixing recursive fault but reboot is needed!"
Lars it would appear you have found a clear distinction that makes since on
some of the issues. In my original bug filing I did not clearly state I
also was doing an "Alternate Install (Guided)" when I got the failure I
basically stopped testing the alternate after the crash. Instead you
started with the alternate entire drive installs. Perhaps that will help
narrow the scope on the fix.