I downloaded the latest ISO images from linux03.fnal.gov:

	SL.40.042505.i386.disc[1-4].iso

     When I go to do the install, it doesn't allow me to use XFS as a file
system.  It has ext2, ext3, etc., but not XFS.  Someone told me I needed to
type something like the following:

linux xfs

or

linux enablexfs

or

linux withxfs

     to enable XFS support.  However, none of these or any variations I've
tried seem to work.  Does anyone here know what I'm suppose to do to get this
working?  For the past several days I've done all sorts of searching of the
Scientific Linux Web site and Google searches and I haven't turned anything up
yet.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks.

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