having a problem installing Fedora 10 and selecting "customize now" ???
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I guess at this point you should really just skip F10. Support for F10 will drop one month after F12 is released(November). So with less than two months of life left in F10, I would just move on to F11(assuming you want to stick with Fedora).
The official advised method of installing is still (and probably always will be) to do a clean install. So yes, best advice would be to install via the dvd, even if you need to swap one from another machine.
You do understand that Fedora is a development distro? As in bleeding edge. Virtually every version of Fedora ever released had some machines that were a disaster. That is the nature of a development distro. It was just your turn to be in the minority for this version. F7 was the version that got me. That did not make F7 a disaster, it just made it a disaster for me. The same applies to F11 and you. You could have worked around the issues, but you choose not to. Which is entirely your privilege, but that does not make F11 a disaster.
one cannot grasp the depth of the problem unless one sees
the many stories of disaster where a Fedora central person admits the disasters. One cannot make a cursory study and pronounce any lind of judgement!
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