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Not sure if the problem as ever solved, I have the feeling that yes. In a recent EL7 install, the first resinstallation of a machine that had a system disk with several partitions and LVM volumes in one of them, the first partition wiping/creation doesn't work: the test for the last partition (the partition which had the LVM volumes) never succeeds and the partition creation is retried indefinitely. Restarting the installation fixes the problem.
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Disk wiping is an ugly business. If you delete and re-create a partition which had an LVM volume inside, then the default udev rules will trigger activating the LVM volume, and this activation races with AII trying to remove the LVM signature. AII tries to de-activate the LVM device, but if that does not succeed, then all bets are off. If you still have the logs, check if "dmsetup remove" printed anything.
Not sure if the problem as ever solved, I have the feeling that yes. In a recent EL7 install, the first resinstallation of a machine that had a system disk with several partitions and LVM volumes in one of them, the first partition wiping/creation doesn't work: the test for the last partition (the partition which had the LVM volumes) never succeeds and the partition creation is retried indefinitely. Restarting the installation fixes the problem.
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