I added some context back. As it is, I waited 7 minutes, then used Ctrl-Alt-F7 to see the login screen. Boot process should not require the user to switch terminals to get to the login screen. My guess is I could have watched the spinner forever and not seen the login screen without intervening.
Rolf

On 03/07/2014 08:59 AM, Alexander Khryukin wrote:
> I found the login screen at F7.  This is not right.

Why?


2014-03-07 20:19 GMT+04:00 Rolf Pedersen <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>:

    This was an unsatisfactory experience, for me.  All I can do is
    list a number of observations and provide more info or bug
    report(s), if someone will specify.
    The md5sum of the iso was verified with md5sum -c and the dd to
    usb key was verified against the known good iso with writecd -cmp
    -rw-r--r-- 1 rolf audio 1562378240 Mar  4 05:55
    OpenMandrivaLx-2014.0-alpha2.x86_64.iso

    *Cosmetic:  The first wait screen after choosing the default
    Install menu item is larger than my monitor; the second wait
    screen, after making the initial settings for keyboard, etc. is
    smaller than my monitor:
    
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1286780/openmandriva/images/2014-splash.v01.JPG
    Eventually, the login screen fits and is beautiful.

    *Date, Clock & Time Zone Settings incorrectly lists the local time
    as UTC and UTC time as local.  I select the correct local time,
    i.e. 4:30, which is how I set my BIOS and which is associated with
    "Machine set to UTC", the BIOS clock is set to UTC.  I have never
    seen this before.

    *After about 20 minutes waiting at the wait screen before
    installation begins, I go to tty and find the Partitioning step at
    F7.  This is unacceptable, if it happens in other instances.

    *I did not see the "Clean /tmp at boot" option.  Can this be
    available?

    *At first boot of the installation, the wait screen resolution is
    too large|too small before|after the first time settings.

    *After watching the 'wait' spinner for about 7 minutes, I found
    the login screen at F7.  This is not right.




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