Isn’t it amazing that people don’t complain about positive results?
After 5 FC4 installations, I have no serious complaints, but I see no reason for anyone who is successfully using FC3 to rush out and install FC4. What I have seen that would frustrate newbies are Grub and LVM issues, both of which you see repeatedly discussed in this forum.
Grub is just being Grub. Learn how to configure it once and it won’t bother you again. The Grub Boot Floppy/Flash Drive is your friend! The grub problems were easy to fix by doing native grub installations as is outlined in the Grub Manual (
http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html ).
The main problem with LVMs is that FC4 autopartitioning uses LVMs by default, so if you don’t want to use them, then you need to do manual partitioning during the FC4 installation. LVM issues are really just a matter of getting educated about managing them. The fix: read the LVM HowTo (
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/doc...LVM-HOWTO.html ). Now that I am comfortable with LVMs, I really like them, especially the Raid/LVM combination.