fails to install

[Fabio Massimo Di Nitto]

Apr 20 08:21:05 main-menu[1709]: INFO: Falling back to the package description for palo-installer
Apr 20 08:21:05 main-menu[1709]: INFO: Falling back to the package description for palo-installer
Apr 20 08:21:12 main-menu[1709]: INFO: Falling back to the package description for palo-installer
Apr 20 08:21:12 main-menu[1709]: DEBUG: Menu item 'palo-installer' selected
Apr 20 08:21:12 main-menu[1709]: DEBUG: configure palo-installer, status: 4
Apr 20 08:21:12 main-menu[1709]: WARNING **: Unable to set title for palo-installer.
Apr 20 08:21:13 apt-install: Reading package lists...
Apr 20 08:21:13 apt-install: Building dependency tree...
Apr 20 08:21:13 apt-install:
Apr 20 08:21:13 apt-install: palo is already the newest version.
Apr 20 08:21:13 apt-install: 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
Apr 20 08:21:13 main-menu[1709]: (process:17526): palo version 1.13 buildd@bld-3 Fri Jan 6 05:07:04 UTC 2006
Apr 20 08:21:13 main-menu[1709]: (process:17526): ELF32 executable
Apr 20 08:21:13 main-menu[1709]: (process:17526): Your media does not contain a partition table. Use 'fdisk' or
Apr 20 08:21:13 main-menu[1709]: (process:17526): a similar utility to create one. Be certain to create a partition
Apr 20 08:21:13 main-menu[1709]: (process:17526): of type F0 to hold the boot loader, possibly a kernel image, and
Apr 20 08:21:13 main-menu[1709]: (process:17526): possibly a ramdisk image. 5-6Mbytes is probably a good size
Apr 20 08:21:13 main-menu[1709]: WARNING **: Configuring 'palo-installer' failed with error code 2
Apr 20 08:21:13 main-menu[1709]: WARNING **: Menu item 'palo-installer' failed.
Apr 20 08:21:13 main-menu[1709]: INFO: Falling back to the package description for palo-installer
Apr 20 08:22:36 main-menu[1709]: INFO: Modifying debconf priority limit from 'medium' to 'low'

Note that i did select only a standard partition, no lvm or anything fancy.

Fabio

[LaMont Jones (lamont)]

Fixed in 0.0.8ubuntu1

The issue is that palo-installer assumed /dev/scsi/hostN/... paths, but dapper uses /dev/sdaN type paths instead.