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I tried now out several scenarios. a) normal install without LVM. Success but one erroneous behavior of the installer. Leap does install, as set in the process, "use the whole disc /sdc" in sdc1,sdc2,sdc3 , but is using as well sdb1 without asking(!) as place for btrfs snapshots. More curiously, it does neither indicate nor ask to do that, that is, I had no way to see this during install. However, for the rest leap installs and is stable in this context, coexisting w/o problems with Tumbleweed on the same machine (on sda with encrypted lvm). b) using the encrypted LVM install approach: this gives the very same error as the install with EXT4: error 4013 with exactly the same error message. I haven't yet tried the pure LVM version. If you deem it useful I will do so. I can also provide for any of these situations the respective yast2log (again if you deem it of useful). That said: even in situation as of a) the installer should not "just like that" and without even showing it in the resume of install, attribute an existing sdb1/XFS partition (even if, as in this case, empty), to write on it btrfs snapshots. So I see also problems in this config with the very normal installer.