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1, https://redhat.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/RTT/pages/307364353/Multipath+in+VM
2, check this these two disks
3, continue to install
4, after installation is initialized , tracebacks

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multipath disk in use

reproducer

The problem is the two disks are not identified as a single multipath device. So Anaconda then allows you to choose sda and sdb as installation destination and because these two have a single backing storage, the crash is expected. You should see a new `mpatha` device created by multipathd "on top" of sda and sdb and that's not happening here. This might be a workstation specific issue, because it seems to be working correctly for me with F44 server image with the "old" Anaconda.

(In reply to Vojtech Trefny from comment #9)
> This might be a
> workstation specific issue, because it seems to be working correctly for me
> with F44 server image with the "old" Anaconda.

Ok, this was easy to debug: the workstation live image doesn't have multipath installed so it is not supposed to work :-)

@vtrefny : thanks very much for your quick investigation !

Fedora-Workstation-Live-44-1.7.x86_64.iso
multipath not installed
lsblk shows two disks
anacodna failure

Fedora-Server-netinst-x86_64-44-1.7.iso
multipath installed
lsblk shows 1 disk
installation finished successfully !!!, fedora was installed

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is seems strange to me that different type of distro has different supported hw ... reopening

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server: lsblk shows mpatha disk