Created attachment 700080 [details] bug demonstration video Description of problem: See video. In the custom partitioning I hit "automatically create partitions", but I can't change their sizes afterwards. It seems it only happens if I create new partition layout using standard partitions and encrypt that. I tried several other use cases and everything worked. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): anaconda 19.6 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. follow video
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Something is wrong with the anaconda.log and program.log attachments -- perhaps also with the other logs? Please check them.
I used a script to upload those attachments. Probably something changed in Bugzilla and the script is broken now. Reuploading manually.
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I'm quite sure this works in Fedora 21.