Actually, the bug seems to be ealier during the install, if rebooting before the
partitioning utility of the installer, Windows XP can still boot normally (I
think it was obvious...), if I reboot just after parted (I believe it's the
program used) has created the 2 partitions (/ and swap), Windows XP can't boot
anymore.
I can still access my files using a Windows XP-based boot CD, BartPE, so, the
data of the NTFS partition isn't modified, but something else on the disk is...
I am ready to test anything necessary to make it work, I tested the last daily
Hoary image (27/03) and the RC3 of debian-installer, and the bug is present on
both of them.
I changed severity to critical, since any Windows XP user who cancels
(voluntarily or not, for instance if there is an electricity problem) and has no
rescue-boot CD or knowledge to fix whatever is broken will loose his OS and data.
Actually, the bug seems to be ealier during the install, if rebooting before the
partitioning utility of the installer, Windows XP can still boot normally (I
think it was obvious...), if I reboot just after parted (I believe it's the
program used) has created the 2 partitions (/ and swap), Windows XP can't boot
anymore.
I can still access my files using a Windows XP-based boot CD, BartPE, so, the
data of the NTFS partition isn't modified, but something else on the disk is...
I am ready to test anything necessary to make it work, I tested the last daily
Hoary image (27/03) and the RC3 of debian-installer, and the bug is present on
both of them.
I changed severity to critical, since any Windows XP user who cancels
(voluntarily or not, for instance if there is an electricity problem) and has no
rescue-boot CD or knowledge to fix whatever is broken will loose his OS and data.