Created attachment 667269 [details] anaconda.log Description of problem: In this case, anaconda does not know what to do when ones gets enough space, but spread across two disks with different disk-labels. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): anaconda 18.37.5 (smoke9) How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: Do this first: * disk#1 as a previous F18 instance (BTRFS Automatic Partitioning) (MSDOS Disklabel) * disk#2 as a previous F18 instance (BTRFS Automatic Partitioning) )GPT Disk-label) 0. Boot (no kernel parameters) anaconda 18.37.5 (smoke9) 1. Select KDE in SOFTWARE SELECTION 2. Enter STORAGE: INSTALLATION DESTINATION 3. Select both vda and vdb, go to 'reclaim space' 4. Set 'delete' to the two SWAP (one per disk) to reach the required space 5. In the main hub "automatic partitioning selected' is show. 6. But a YELLOW BANNER in the MAIN HUB says: "not enough space in file-systems..." Additionally: 7. Enter STORAGE: INSTALLATION DESTINATION (AGAIN) 8. Select both vda and vdb, go to 'reclaim space' 9. No SWAP entries are shown. That is bad. 10. 'cancel' is the only option. Actual results: an additional issue, steps #7 and later. Expected results: reject storage configuration or be able to use these reclaimed space. Additional info:
Created attachment 667270 [details] program.log
Created attachment 667271 [details] storage.log
Created attachment 667272 [details] vda partition table
Created attachment 667273 [details] vdb partiton table
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