Description of problem: Manual Partitioning > Congiure Mount Point modal dialog selection is ignored/has no effect until a 2nd mount point is specified. (This is a UI feedback bug.) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora-18-TC3-x86_64-Live-Desktop.iso as base with anaconda-18.37.4-1 How reproducible: 100% in qemu-kvm Steps to Reproduce: 1. Two identically sized virtual disks. 2. Go directly to custom/Manual Partitioning. 3. Add a mount point (any) with a size smaller than single disk size. 4. Click on customize options, set device type to Standard Partition 5. Click on the configure icon (to the right of + - buttons for adding/removing partitions), to go to Configure Mount Point. Cosmetic bug: Both disks in this dialog are selected in blue. 6. Click on the disk with the same capacity and free values, then click the select button. Actual results: The Name: field for this mount point is unchanged, it still says sda1 regardless of which disk I select in Configure Mount Point. In Configure Mount Point, only the first disk has different capacity/free space, regardless of which disk is selected. Expected results: The disk I choose is the one that the partition should be created on. And the Name: field should reflect this. And the Configure Mount Point dialog capacity vs free space should reflect usage changes on the selected disk. Additional info: Once one more mount point is specified (at least two specified), Configure Mount Point appears to function mostly as expected. The
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Both disks are specified in blue on the configure dialog because both disks are available for the mountpoint to reside on. If you selected both of your disks on the initial storage spoke, you've not given anaconda any constraints as to where the mountpoint may live. Thus, both are available and both are in blue. Then the rest of the bug report looks like we just need to make sure to update the name field when that dialog exits. It will also be updated if you click "Apply Changes", just like other widgets on this screen though.
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