In my case xfs and ntfs had nothing to do with the bug. It had everything to do with trying to use an
old /var partition. For some reason the installer only wants to work on cleanly formatted system
partitions like '/', and '/var'.
In my case I was trying to reuse an old '/var' (which had my web pages inside /var/www), and kubuntu
would have none of it. So I used a different idle partition as a new '/var', and formatted it, and it
worked. That was the only thing that changed between it not working and then beginning to work.
In my case xfs and ntfs had nothing to do with the bug. It had everything to do with trying to use an
old /var partition. For some reason the installer only wants to work on cleanly formatted system
partitions like '/', and '/var'.
In my case I was trying to reuse an old '/var' (which had my web pages inside /var/www), and kubuntu
would have none of it. So I used a different idle partition as a new '/var', and formatted it, and it
worked. That was the only thing that changed between it not working and then beginning to work.