manual partitioning in ubiquity doesn't allow individual changing of mount targets any more
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ubiquity (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
Since Maverick or Natty, manual partitioning in ubiquity doesn't allow individual changing of the mount targets any more. Before that version I could easyly mount my existing NTFS volumes to individual folders like /media/winboot, /media/winsystem, /media/owndata, etc. - Now I must select one of the predefined selections like "/dos" [WTF? This is year 2011 plus I don't know a DOS that supports NTFS natively] or "/windows". That causes two critical problems:
1. I cannot use Ubiquity to fully configure all of my (more than 2) partitions, because I run out of choices in the select box - so I must manually edit /etc/fstab after installing the system...
2. I don't want to use any directorys in the "/" folder for mounting partitions, but the partitioning tool offers only those choices - so I must manually edit /etc/fstab after installing the system one more time, plus, I must move and chown/chmod the folder where I want my partitions to be mounted...
This is very annoying and it needs much more time to get a running system, also because this is a removed feature that worked before an Ubuntu version step... That's why this is a bug and not a feature request.
Hi,
Are you sure you can't right click or something to edit the mount target manually? I'll have a look myself, but I thought that was an option.