Comment 17 for bug 1878890

With Ubuntu 20.05.2, the curtin/subiquity installer continues to fail to install onto existing partitions.

With the following partition table, subiquity/curtin refuses to use /dev/sda1 as boot partition and /dev/sda3 as root partition - something it previously accepted as choices (but it failed during the process).

{
   "partitiontable": {
      "label":"dos",
      "id":"0xd9859edb",
      "device":"/dev/sda",
      "unit":"sectors",
      "partitions": [
         {"node":"/dev/sda1", "start":2048, "size":1998047, "type":"83", "bootable":true},
         {"node":"/dev/sda2", "start":2000896, "size":2000896, "type":"83"},
         {"node":"/dev/sda3", "start":4001792, "size":64000000, "type":"83"}
      ]
   }
}