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Created attachment 480818[details]
screen shot of installer crash
Description of problem:
Installer failed to select and install the kernel on a SAN device presented from EMC VMAX to Intel Niantic FCoE CNA.
The installation crash as show on attached images
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install Intel Niantic CNA on a Dell host, update to the latest firmware.
2. Present a Boot LUN to the Host through Intel BIOS setup
3. Set the Host BIOS to boot from RHEL 6 DVD and disable or remove local hard drive.
4. Once the Installation start, follow through until prompt to select boot device.
5. Select option to pull in SAN device with multipath option
6. Once SAN devices become available, select the device to install the kernel.
7. The installer is to crash at this point.
Actual results:
The installer is to crash at this point.
Expected results:
The installer should move to the next step and install the kernel on the selected SAN device.
Additional info:
(In reply to comment #0)
> 7. The installer is to crash at this point.
please attach the traceback after the crash. If anaconda crashes with an exception you can save it as /tmp/anaconda-tb??? file which you can scp over to another machine and then attach to this bug. If you see a crash in console, take a screenshot.
Created attachment 480818 [details] screen shot of installer crash Description of problem: Installer failed to select and install the kernel on a SAN device presented from EMC VMAX to Intel Niantic FCoE CNA. The installation crash as show on attached images Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install Intel Niantic CNA on a Dell host, update to the latest firmware. 2. Present a Boot LUN to the Host through Intel BIOS setup 3. Set the Host BIOS to boot from RHEL 6 DVD and disable or remove local hard drive. 4. Once the Installation start, follow through until prompt to select boot device. 5. Select option to pull in SAN device with multipath option 6. Once SAN devices become available, select the device to install the kernel. 7. The installer is to crash at this point. Actual results: The installer is to crash at this point. Expected results: The installer should move to the next step and install the kernel on the selected SAN device. Additional info: