doesn't propagate EXIT_BACKUP when satisfying dependencies
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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main-menu (Ubuntu) |
Fix Released
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Medium
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Colin Watson |
Bug Description
During install at one point after partitioning and going to install base system
(using manual partitioning) I got an error about nothing being mounted on
/target and that the partitioner should have done that; I'd already marked a
partition as /.
Some more detail:
I've got two discs (hda, hdg) on which Debian was previously installed
partitioned as follows:
hda1 /
hda2 swap
hda3 LVM with hdg3
hda4 md0 raid1 with hdg4
hdg1 unused
hdg2 swap
hdg3 LVM with hda3
hdg4 md0 raid1 with hda4
I was quite impressed how it let me tell it about all the LVM subpartitions and
the RAID partitions - nicely
done! And I marked hda1 for a reformat.
anyway after setting it all up I did finish partitioning & write; then did 'go
back' and went to install base;
I *think* at that point it dropped me back into the partitioning and I checked
everything was still ok
and then when I exited that (probably by a go back since I hadn't changed
anything?) - it gave me the error
about /target not mounted.
I went through the partitioner again and it was ok; so I guess this one might be
hard to repeat.
Please attach /var/log/syslog from the installer, or (if you successfully installer/ syslog from the installed system.
installed the system from the *same installation session*),
/var/log/