Anaconda aborted installation with the error, "Could not allocate requested partitions: not enough free space on disk." However, the storage.log had the error, "DEBUG storage: no free partition slots on sda". The error displayed in the dialog ("not enough free space on disk") was misleading. Using the same message found in "storage.log" would be very clear This problem can be reproduced by having a kickstart script define 5 partitions with an MSDOS partition table.
Hi Andrew, Could you please attach kickstart you use to reproduce this? Thanks
Created attachment 752265 [details] packages list I'm attaching the packages section of the kickstart file, which I believe to be the relevant part of it. I could give the rest of the kickstart file if needed, but it has some site-specific stuff like URLs that would make it hard to use directly as-is. But the packages section should be enough to reproduce.
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