This is a won't fix bug, yes please use the provided shell or for dasd
drives, use preseed to format them. You can also use partman early-
command preseed to wipe the drives harder.

** Package changed: lvm2 (Ubuntu) => partman-lvm (Ubuntu)

** Changed in: partman-lvm (Ubuntu)
       Status: New => Won't Fix

** Changed in: ubuntu-z-systems
       Status: New => Won't Fix

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1679184

Title:
  LVM configuration cannot be removed when volume groups with the same
  name are found during installation

Status in Ubuntu on IBM z Systems:
  Won't Fix
Status in partman-lvm package in Ubuntu:
  Won't Fix

Bug description:
  Installer version: 20101020ubuntu500

  Kernel: 4.10.0-14

  Description/Reproduction:

  During installation, the installer finds LVM volume groups from a
  previous installation.

  Current LVM configuration:
   Unallocated physical volumes:
     * /dev/mapper/mpatha2                                  (21218MB)
                                                                              
   Volume groups:                                                       
     * rootVG                                               (21218MB)
       - Uses physical volume:         /dev/dasda2          (21315MB)
       - Uses physical volume:         /dev/mapper/mpathc1  (21470MB)
       - Uses physical volume:         [unknown]            (21470MB)
       - Uses physical volume:         [unknown]            (21470MB)
     * rootVG                                               (21470MB)
       - Uses physical volume:         /dev/dasda2          (21315MB)
       - Uses physical volume:         /dev/mapper/mpathc1  (21470MB)
       - Uses physical volume:         [unknown]            (21470MB)
       - Uses physical volume:         [unknown]            (21470MB)
     * rootvg                                               (42685MB)
       - Uses physical volume:         /dev/mapper/mpathb1  (21470MB)
       - Uses physical volume:         [unknown]            (214

  When trying to remove that LVM using "Configure the Logical Volume
  Manager", it is not possible to remove logical volumes. The error "The
  logical volume swapLV on rootVG could not be deleted." is displayed.
  In syslog, you see the following messages:

  Apr  3 12:55:56 partman-lvm:   Multiple VGs found with the same name: 
skipping rootVG
  Apr  3 12:55:56 partman-lvm:   Use --select vg_uuid=<uuid> in place of the VG 
name.

  As you cannot use the suggested parameter in the installer, the system
  cannot be installed without manually removing the LVM setup with
  another shell.

  Debug logs are attached

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