I can try in another computer (not the Toshiba). But the zram swap should not be linked to any SSD or HDD; it resides in RAM.
When trying to reproduce, did you manually unmount all partitions on the target drive before starting Calamares?
I don't think that beginners will do that.
But when I worked around the problem I did that and I also wiped the first mibibyte in order to 'be sure' the drive is clean with nothing confusing (for example nothing to re-mount automatically).
I can try in another computer (not the Toshiba). But the zram swap should not be linked to any SSD or HDD; it resides in RAM.
When trying to reproduce, did you manually unmount all partitions on the target drive before starting Calamares?
I don't think that beginners will do that.
But when I worked around the problem I did that and I also wiped the first mibibyte in order to 'be sure' the drive is clean with nothing confusing (for example nothing to re-mount automatically).