Description of problem: F22 boot.iso install needs network to be enabled by hand... if one go to the timezone spoke first and tries to turn on ntp then anaconda seems to hang. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): current boot.iso image How reproducible: need to re-test Steps to Reproduce: 1. boot.iso 2. goto timezone spoke 3. press done or enable network time Actual results: anaconda hangs Expected results: no hang
Hmm, actually I can't get networking to work, wonder if there is a bug for that...
*** Bug 1195844 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
This is a gtk bug, it turns out. If the ntp switch is turned on while networking is disabled, anaconda will turn the switch back off. In Fedora 21 and newer (gtk3-3.14+), the notify handler is stuck in a loop.
Created attachment 1014058 [details] switch off Attaching a small script that demonstrates the issue. On gtk-3.10, attempting to turn the switch on will: 1) call the notify::active handler with get_active() == True, which calls set_active(False) 2) call the notify::active handler with get_active() == False, which does nothing 3) stops On gtk-3.14, after step 2 the notify::active handler is again called with get_active() == True, and this continues until it crashes.
I believe that this was fixed in the meantime, by https://git.gnome.org/browse/gtk+/commit/gtk/gtkswitch.c?id=1be338fd444f0cdea8dad030f0fb52b346054fcd