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Default logging levels increased in
Chapter 11. Installation and Booting
Improved logging when network traffic is blocked during installation
This update adds improved logging when attempting to connect to a network repository during installation. Now, when there is a connection problem with a network repository during installation, logs include more detailed information about what caused the problem. (BZ#1240379)
Support for Memory Address Range Mirroring
With this update, it is possible to configure Memory Address Range Mirroring on EFI-based systems on compatible hardware, using the
efibootmgr utility with the new --mirror-below-4G and --mirror-above-4G options. (BZ#1271412)
Default logging levels increased in Yum and NetworkManager
With this update, default logging levels were increased in the
Yum and NetworkManager utilities. (BZ#1254368)
Driver Update Disks can now replace loaded modules
It is now possible to use a Driver Update Disk to replace a module that is already loaded, provided that the original module is not in use. (BZ#1101653)
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