[Bug 1929213] Re: Ubuntu server LVM creates clone partitions and crash installation
Dimitri John Ledkov
1929213 at bugs.launchpad.net
Tue May 25 11:22:25 UTC 2021
wwn: '0x5000000000000000' is not a valid wwn and should have been
rejected by udev & probert. All zeros are not allowed, and 5 is just a
prefix.
I think this is an OEM / whitelabel drive, with expectation that
somebody who ships these drives will use their WWN prefix and flash
their own WWN as they see fit..... If they cared.
** Summary changed:
- Ubuntu server LVM creates clone partitions and crash installation
+ Ubuntu server LVM creates clone partitions and crash installation (invalid wwn is used by udev & probert as well)
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Title:
Ubuntu server LVM creates clone partitions and crash installation
(invalid wwn is used by udev & probert as well)
Status in subiquity package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
#I've already sent crash report from installer, but since I'm not
quite sure how #it's handled, might as well follow up with this.
#I've been tinkering with ubuntu server and some old HW. Long story short, since #I'm not used to CLI/text like install and missed that installer reverse order of #HDDs I ended up with disk setup where /boot, /boot/efi along with LVM handling #root were on /sdb
#To be precise:
#sdb:
#/boot
#/boot/efi
#/lvm/root
#sda:
#/lvm/root
#This failed at some point with message refering boot/grub could not be found on #/dev/sda1:
#
#"could not get path to dev from kname sda1"
#
#If I set up everything on sda it works fine.
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