The crash file is interesting, it seems that we have many many udev timeouts getting stuck for more than 120s.
I'm now not sure if these are timeouts in lvm calls of udev. or somewhere else.
It would be interesting to see if one can complete the install without lvm, with just ext4.
Also not sure how to make this more resilient. Cause clearly things are not broken, it's just there is a lot of things to do. Hence timeouts are getting in the way, rather than being helpful.
The crash file is interesting, it seems that we have many many udev timeouts getting stuck for more than 120s.
I'm now not sure if these are timeouts in lvm calls of udev. or somewhere else.
It would be interesting to see if one can complete the install without lvm, with just ext4.
Also not sure how to make this more resilient. Cause clearly things are not broken, it's just there is a lot of things to do. Hence timeouts are getting in the way, rather than being helpful.