Description of problem: Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. have system with at least 2 disks 2. format one as btrfs and create > 50 subvolumes 3. run the installer 4. try to format as btrfs Actual results: Fails to install, crashing at the very first language selection screen. (Textmode also fails) Expected results: Should work just fine. Additional info: dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=4M count=1 essentially killing the header of the btrfs volume, fixed it
Please, attach all files /tmp/*log with anaconda logs.
Created attachment 1484068 [details] anaconda logs Here are logs from /var/log/anaconda/. There are no logs in /tmp anymore. If you need further information or this are the wrong files, please let me know.
Created attachment 1506532 [details] Complete logs, including a list of btrfs subvolumes So this is two install runs, first without --debug, second with --debug.
Attachments are for fedora 29.
I don't see in the attached logs what caused the crash. Can you please run 'journalctl > journal.log' after the crash and attach journal.log?
There is no crash. After the language selection it just hangs forever. At some point the program dialog "Not Responding / Close Y/N" pops up.
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