Do show output of lsblk and also look at lsblk --fs
The default[1] partitioning done by installer does create about three partitions:
- EFI System partition (mounted to
/boot/efi) - Partition with filesystem (mounted to
/boot) - The PV that takes the rest of space
Within the PV three LV are created:
- For
/ - For
/home - For swap
Personally, I never accept the default and rather use my custom scheme.
[1] See Appendix B. Partitioning reference Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 | Red Hat Customer Portal