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Description of problem:When installing to a boot from SAN target, anaconda faults while examining storage devices. I've also seen this is then 20120508 build.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
How reproducible: Almost every time. Out of 7 attempts, only one got past this point.
Steps to Reproduce:
1.Install 20120514 on a system that is configured as boot from SAN.
logs attached.
So is the problem "anaconda throws an exception and crashes" or "anaconda doesn't start"? Both symptoms have been reported here.
Assuming it's "anaconda doesn't start", as in the log from comment #7:
For anaconda to start, it needs a "inst.stage2" or "inst.repo" boot argument *or* a kickstart that contains a valid cdrom/nfs/url/harddrive command.
The console log shows no such boot arguments, but the kickstart URL isn't valid anymore. So I can't really tell what's going on.
Can you please attach the console log and the kickstart from the last failure?