Autoresize installation failed when minimum size used
Bug #1706325 reported by
fossfreedom
This bug affects 1 person
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ubiquity (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
32Bit Artful Ubuntu Budgie 17.10 Alpha 2
Used a 40GB virtualbox HDD.
Installed 32bit UB ok
Subsequently restarted the installed on the ISO to test the autoresize capability. I dragged the slider all the way to the left for the installed OS to shrink it.
After clicking to install the error displayed is "Resize operation failure", "An error occurred while writing the changes to the storage devices", "The resize operation has been aborted".
I rebooted and tried the autoresize again but this time allowed approxed 2GB extra from the minimum size - the installation succeeded ok.
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Tried the same thing, using a 31GB virtualbox HDD, with 64bit Ubuntu Budgie, version 20170725.1
Installed and subsequently booted into a side-by-side install using the minimum partition size allowed.
Maybe it's a 32bit problem, or it's been fixed in the current image?