Created attachment 510972 [details] three scheenshots of the environment at the time anaconda tries to search for storage devices Description of problem: using a xen Dom0 (centos5.6), when a stock fc15 x86_64 image is used to install a HVM, the virtual block devices are not recognized by/available to the os for installation. I have attached screenshots of what the shell sees (lsmod;lspci;cat /proc/partitions) at the time it scans for storage devices. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): not sure. current fedora 15 build available on the mirrors. How reproducible: install unmodified fedora 15 x86_64 to a xen HVM domU via pxe/cd/netboot Steps to Reproduce: 1.establish functioning xen4.1.0(or earlier) dom0 x86_64 host 2.build a functional VM/domU, pointing to a x86_64 fc15 install target 3.boot up the VM and watch the install Actual results: no virtual block devices found by the anaconda; installation dies. Expected results: the guest os sees the virtual disks as an IDE disk drive. Additional info: http://lists.xensource.com/archives/html/xen-devel/2011-07/msg00062.html I've been able to work around this bug by passing "xen_emul_unlug=never" to the kernel at boot time. However, including the xen-platform-pci.ko and xen-blkfront.ko modules in the initrd or toggling the appropriate kernel flags from =m to =y should fix it as well. I don't see this bug in the 1386 image.
Presumably this is meant to be assigned to anaconda
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 708267 ***