Description of problem: On system with 3 disks, anaconda will not create a partition on specified size.. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): anaconda-18-24.1.fc18 Fedora-18-Beta-TC7 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. On system with 3 disks (10G, 15G, 15G), start Fedora-Beta-TC7 installation 2. Proceed to main hub, choose partitioning 3. Choose all disks 4. Click on let me customize disks instead and select "plain" for partitioning scheme 5. Delete all the partitions 6. Click on "Click here to create them automatically" 7. Select / partition, click on customize, set device type to RAID, unselect "Optimized performance", select "Redundancy (mirror)", click on Apply changes. 8. Since RAID was placed on all the 3 disks, it was resized to 7,48GB (that's correct) 9. Select / partition, click on "Configure mount point button (2 wheels)", unselect 10G device and click on Select (only 2 15G disks are selected) 10. Select / partition, change the size to 13GB 11. Click on Apply changes Actual results: / partition was resized to ~5GB Expected results: since I had 3 disks, 10G 15G 15G, and selected to have / on those two 15G disks, anaconda should create ~15G / on RAID. Additional info:
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