Description of problem: I booted the installer and it said failed to scan disk <disk>, "Once you have resolved the issue you can retry the storage scan." (i had a disk without a label on it, but with a partition on it) There needs to be text saying how to retry the storage scan, or just a button. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Server netinstall 23 x86_64 anaconda 23.19.10-1 How reproducible: Boot the installer with a disk inserted that has a partition, but no disklabel. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Make disk with partition, but not disklabel. 2. Insert disk. 3. Boot installer. Actual results: I fixed the issue (by removing the disk), but did not know how to "retry the storage scan" Expected results: Should say how to retry storage scan, or have a button to do it, or something like that. This error could also have an ignore option as it doesn't matter if there isn't a label on a disk, and the failure to scan can be ignored entirely if you don't plan to use that disk. Additional info: I also found out my F1 key was broken (thought it was broken in OS before), but had no way of testing keyboard. It would be nice if there were a text box that started selected to test the keyboard, and even maybe a box with raw hid. The text that says to file a bug could include details like what to enter as the component and version.
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