I've seen this, but since we're booting a little differently, I assumed it might have been an artifact of our non-standard environment. However, try this:

- Boot to single-user mode (edit the append line in the grub menu
  and add the word 'emergency').
- Edit /etc/rc.sysinit around line 934 to change the 'wait' to 'sleep 10'.
- Reboot

Not sure why, but it appears that the 'wait' can sometimes never return. Adding an 'exit 0' at the end of the sub-shell script around line 925 can help, but with the sleep instead of the wait, at least it'll never hang forever.

If you just installed from the DVD to local disk and booted from disk, I'd say this is a bug that would need to be filed.

Chris

Vanco, Don wrote:
I just loaded beta2 from the DVD ISO and it can't seem to get past
"Enabling /etc/fstab swaps" (which gets the OK) in any runlevel.

What's next in the init order?
Tried searching the archives, didn't see anything that matched.  I
stumbled around in Bugzilla but am not sure what, exactly, to search
against... and then Bugzilla decided to go away completely

???

Don

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