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== Warning: Possible data loss when dual-booting Windows 8 == | |||
For those doing kickstart installs, many package group names have changed | Using the "fast restart" feature of Windows 8 and rebooting into Fedora may lead to data loss. Files written to the Windows partition by Fedora may be deleted when rebooting into Windows 8. This may be avoided by disabling the "fast restart" feature in Windows 8. | ||
== New installer interface == | |||
(I'll write this tomorrow!) | |||
== Changed package group names == | |||
For those doing kickstart installs, many package group names have changed in Fedora 18. In particular, the <code>Base</code> group has been renamed to <code>Standard</code>. In order to install this group, it must be explicitly specified in the kickstart. | |||
== --nobase flag deprecated == | |||
The <code>--nobase</code> flag used to suppress installation of the <code>Base</code> package group has been deprecated. | |||
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Revision as of 02:31, 27 September 2012
Warning: Possible data loss when dual-booting Windows 8
Using the "fast restart" feature of Windows 8 and rebooting into Fedora may lead to data loss. Files written to the Windows partition by Fedora may be deleted when rebooting into Windows 8. This may be avoided by disabling the "fast restart" feature in Windows 8.
New installer interface
(I'll write this tomorrow!)
Changed package group names
For those doing kickstart installs, many package group names have changed in Fedora 18. In particular, the Base group has been renamed to Standard. In order to install this group, it must be explicitly specified in the kickstart.
--nobase flag deprecated
The --nobase flag used to suppress installation of the Base package group has been deprecated.