On 14 May 2013 00:31, Graeme Gill <graeme@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > primary partitions and offering to format them, but not offering > to install onto an existing logical partition. Yes, the F18 installer is kinda clunky like that. You can do it, although I agree even I'm not sure what partition I'm really "reclaiming". > I have 19 existing operating > systems installed on various primary and logical partitions That's pretty hardcore. I switched to using VMs a long time ago and never looked back. > This is Fedora 18. Any pointers to how to overcome this problem are welcome. Well, there seems to be two ways around this: * Update the F18 to F19 Beta by installing the fedora-release file from f19 and then doing a "yum update --skip-broken" * Installing the F19 beta using a virtual machine, on any host operating system. If you've got F19 installed then I can easily make you a test colord rpm with the colord-compat stuff included. Richard