When the user tries to format a drive with just one partition on it, this message would be displayed:
Formatting the drive will erase it in its entirety.
Make a backup copy of any valuable data on $GNOME_PARTITION_NAME (/dev/devicename) before continuing.
|Cancel| |Format entire drive|
When the user tries to format a drive with several partitions on it, this message would be displayed:
Formatting the drive will erase it in its entirety.
Make a backup copy of any valuable data on $GNOME_DRIVE_NAME (/dev/devicename) before continuing.
The following partitions will be deleted:
/dev/devicename LABEL1
/dev/devicename LABEL2 (etc)
|Cancel| |Format entire drive|
I haven't added the name of the new partition because I don't think USB creator labels the new partition. Correct me if I am wrong.
Hi. I'm the author of the proposed patch in lp:~flimm/usb-creator/warn-before-format
When the user tries to format a drive with just one partition on it, this message would be displayed:
Formatting the drive will erase it in its entirety. PARTITION_ NAME (/dev/devicename) before continuing.
Make a backup copy of any valuable data on $GNOME_
|Cancel| |Format entire drive|
When the user tries to format a drive with several partitions on it, this message would be displayed:
Formatting the drive will erase it in its entirety.
Make a backup copy of any valuable data on $GNOME_DRIVE_NAME (/dev/devicename) before continuing.
The following partitions will be deleted:
/dev/devicename LABEL1
/dev/devicename LABEL2 (etc)
|Cancel| |Format entire drive|
I haven't added the name of the new partition because I don't think USB creator labels the new partition. Correct me if I am wrong.