Description of problem: If I have some free space on VG, and use it for new installation, all other partitions from previous system disappears from menu (see steps to reproduce) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora-19-Beta-RC2 anaconda-19.28 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: Prepare: 1. On system with 2 8GB disks, create / partition, 3GB, LVM 2. Edit volume group, name System and size All available size, place it only on first disk 3. Create 500MB swap partition on second disk 4. Create /srv partition, 3GB, LVM, volume group Data, place it only on second disk, and set size to all available Test: 1. Start new installation 2. On partitioning, go to custom partitioning. 3. Create new / partition Actual results: Anaconda informs user that it created the partition on System volume group, this is great. But the previous installation just disappeared from the menu (which means now I can't use /home for new installation) Expected results: Existing installation should not disappear, and user should be able to use partitions from previous installation at any time. Additional info: See screenshots
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