[Bug 1929213] Re: Ubuntu server LVM creates clone partitions and crash installation (invalid wwn is used by udev & probert as well)

[Bartosz Baranowski]

Only attempt that was successful was when I did not use lVM and set up
everything on single drive.

I got drives from retailer, sealed in hard plastic so I doubt anyone
except factory had their hands on them. Second pair( HDDs ) I got sealed
by vendor with his sticker on it. Those two have WWN set.

It seems WWN = 0x50..... is something that is common among those type of
drives. Just checked my destkop and it has at least one drive like that
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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