I'm trying to install F26 on an i386 system with a single 119Gb SSD. It previously had F22 installed, with a straightforward partitioning scheme:
sda1 ext4 500Mb /boot sda2 LVM encrypted, and containing /, swap, /home
I booted off Fedora-Workstation-Live-i386-26-1.5.iso, and in the installer, I selected:
Storage Configuration: automatic ticked: "I would like to make additional space available" ticked: "Encrypt my data" done
I then chose an encryption password, then the "Reclaim disk space" dialogue appeared. I selected Delete all but the "Reclaim space" button remains greyed out
The "reclaim disk space" screen shows:
disk name filesystem reclaimable space action ----------------- ---- ---------- ----------------- ------ 119.2 GiB ATA ... sda (blank) 118.94 GiB total Delete ext4 sda1 ext4 187MiB of 500 MiB Delete fedora sda2 LVM not resizable Delete Free space 1.3 MiB
Ay the bottom of the screen it has:
LHS: 1 disk: 118.94 GiB reclaimable space RHS: Total selected space to reclaim: 3.24 GiB Installation requires a total of 5.59 GiB for system data
Then there is Cancel button and an inactive (greyed out) "Reclaim space" button.
Any ideas how to proceed from here? For this install I'm happy to for the current disk contents to be completely blown away and for Fedora to partition the whole disk as it sees fit.
Allegedly, on or about 12 August 2017, Dave Mitchell sent:
Any ideas how to proceed from here? For this install I'm happy to for the current disk contents to be completely blown away and for Fedora to partition the whole disk as it sees fit.
I also had trouble reusing an old hard drive for installation, it (anaconda's installation routine) wouldn't remove an old partition, no matter what I tried. It hid it from view, but it was still there, and the installer would only try to use around half the drive capacity.
I booted the live image, used its gparted tool to obliterate my entire hard drive, then ran the install to hard drive routine, successfully.
On Sun, Aug 13, 2017 at 07:18:51AM +0930, Tim wrote:
I booted the live image, used its gparted tool to obliterate my entire hard drive, then ran the install to hard drive routine, successfully.
Thanks for the suggestions guys. In the end from a terminal in the live image, I did
# dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda count=1
to wipe out the partition table, then the installer was happy.
I had same problem, I did this : Storage Configuration: custom click Done you will see new window where you will see free space left and your previously installed fedora partitions, all I did was to click on each partiton and ticked on reformat option on the right side of the window and then clicked on update settings. This will create mountpoints for your new fedora 26 . hope this works for you!!
On Sun, Aug 13, 2017 at 2:13 AM, Dave Mitchell davem@iabyn.com wrote:
I'm trying to install F26 on an i386 system with a single 119Gb SSD. It previously had F22 installed, with a straightforward partitioning scheme:
sda1 ext4 500Mb /boot sda2 LVM encrypted, and containing /, swap, /home
I booted off Fedora-Workstation-Live-i386-26-1.5.iso, and in the installer, I selected:
Storage Configuration: automatic ticked: "I would like to make additional space available" ticked: "Encrypt my data" done
I then chose an encryption password, then the "Reclaim disk space" dialogue appeared. I selected Delete all but the "Reclaim space" button remains greyed out
The "reclaim disk space" screen shows:
disk name filesystem reclaimable space action ----------------- ---- ---------- ----------------- ------ 119.2 GiB ATA ... sda (blank) 118.94 GiB total Delete ext4 sda1 ext4 187MiB of 500 MiB Delete fedora sda2 LVM not resizable Delete Free space 1.3 MiB
Ay the bottom of the screen it has:
LHS: 1 disk: 118.94 GiB reclaimable space RHS: Total selected space to reclaim: 3.24 GiB Installation requires a total of 5.59 GiB for system data
Then there is Cancel button and an inactive (greyed out) "Reclaim space" button.
Any ideas how to proceed from here? For this install I'm happy to for the current disk contents to be completely blown away and for Fedora to partition the whole disk as it sees fit.
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