I've been off of work for a couple of days so here's a beta3 bug report.
sorry if there are any repeats of other peoples comments here. 


Things that didn't work.

        During installation harddrake failed to find my partition       
        information, this problem corrected it's self if I disabled     
        the dvd drive from the bios. this only seems to happen  
        when installing, as harddrake work fine post install.


Things that could work better.
        KDE2 or something related to kde crashed on first login.

        KDE2 fails to logout from time to time

        crtl+alt+bspace will sometimes shut down x and then not         
        restart it.

        RPMdrak doesn't seem to keep custom file locations.

        RPMdrake doesn't like old rpm, 

        KPackage crashes with old rpms.

        LinuxConfig (gui version) doesn't run under x.

        Linuxconfig from console runs, but complains about      
        permissions. 

        Linuxconfig doesn't restart services correctly e.g. when        
        changing samba,dhcp,dns configuration.

        Linux boots into a default user without asking for a    password.

        postgress complains about multiple db's (haven't looked much    
        into this yet). 
        
        ide CD-WR wasn't mounted as scsi device. (i think).
        
        the version of konqueror with beta 3 doesn't seem to like       
        working with netbios usernames/passwords.

        installer doesn't seem to give an upgrade option.

        (this ones a bit hci)have clicked on server instead of  
        development on several installs, anyone else done this or am    i
just odd?




        
Things that would be nice for the next version.
        
        ability to install/ information about 3rd party(binary drivers)
during  
        installation. e.g. you have a wonder 9000 dvd decoder , the default
drivers may work.
        3rd party drivers can be obtained
from..wonder.9000.com/closedsourcedrivers........ mandrake soft
accepts no      responsibility for Trojans etc........ 
        I doubt the database would be that big.


        hardware/software diagnostics software, e.g.
                         mandrake Linux has finished installing, 
                                        [test stuff] [go away]
        with man/howto links etc...
        it would probably help with debugging, and would stop those 'is mesa
really working with my graphics                 card?', worries.


        
        

        
        



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