Created attachment 1073089 [details] anaconda-tb Description of problem: Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): f23-beta-tc5 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1.do a installation with inst.text boot option added 2.proceed with installation,using default settings 3.try to make choice for the installation source Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
Created attachment 1073090 [details] anaconda.log
Created attachment 1073091 [details] program.log
Created attachment 1073092 [details] syslog
I just attempted to reproduce this with the Fedora Server 23 Beta RC1 DVD ISO image and was unable to do so. Everything worked as expected with default settings and booted to a system that was perfectly usable.
Still see this crash with Fedora-Server-23-Beta-RC1-netinst,and I'm going to upload the logs. I produce it on a VM,maybe that's the reason?
Created attachment 1074240 [details] anaconda-tb
Created attachment 1074241 [details] anaconda.log
Created attachment 1074242 [details] program.log
Created attachment 1074244 [details] storage.log
Stephen: it's a packaging issue, so DVD vs. netinst is obviously a significant difference. I'll check it with the netinst image here.
I can't reproduce this with the netinst either, though! Tried a couple of ways, but couldn't hit a crash.
Created attachment 1074334 [details] reproducing screenshot
Created attachment 1074372 [details] videos
I can reproduce it now. You need to go to installation source and select CD/DVD (it will complain when you go back to the main hub, but don't mind it) and then go to software selection. It will be empty and 'c' will trigger a crash.
So, just to be clear: This only happens if you boot the netinstall image and then try to select "CD/DVD" as the source media? I'm pretty sure that's not a realistic scenario.
(In reply to Stephen Gallagher from comment #15) > So, just to be clear: This only happens if you boot the netinstall image and > then try to select "CD/DVD" as the source media? That's how we reproduced it. Maybe there are other ways. > I'm pretty sure that's not > a realistic scenario. It's realistic to assume people make mistakes :) That's how Lili says she found it. Of course it's not proposed as a blocker.
Created attachment 1074745 [details] reproducing video
The attachment shows another way to reproduce the crash,it seems that this version is too fragile to accept any mistaken input:(. You are right,Kamil,there *are* other ways:)
Created attachment 1074752 [details] reproducing video
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This no longer happens in F25 installer.