Description of problem: I'm running the "Create multiple Volume Group (anaconda-lvm-1)" test for the Fedora 19 Test Day. https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:2013-05-21_Anaconda_usability_Test_Plan#Create_multiple_Volume_Groups_.28anaconda-lvm-1.29 I created a virtual machine with 4 disks (16 GB each) and started the installation. I selected all 4 disks and chose manual partitioning with LVM. I hit "+" to create the / logical volume, size 8 GB, and it created a "fedora" Volume Group. Next I hit "+" again to create /home of size 4 GB. It placed it on the same "fedora" Volume Group, but I didn't want that, so I clicked the down-arrow on the Volume Group and selected "Create a new volume group..." I gave it the name "vg2" and selected the 2nd disk in the list. (RAID Level None, Size policy Automatic). I hit the "Save" button. And the /home partition is still on the "fedora" Volume Group. What happened to my "vg2" Volume Group? Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): anaconda-19.28-1 How reproducible: every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. create / logical volume on default "fedora" Volume Group 2. create /home logical volume 3. select "Create new volume group" for /home and create "vg2" Actual results: /home says on "fedora" Volume Group and "vg2" is not created Expected results: /home is on "vg2" Volume Group Additional info:
Oh, it was my fault. I forgot to hit the "Update Settings" button. Never mind...