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Subject: installation: Doesn't handle request to install on xfs gracefully
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Subject: installation: Doesn't handle request to install on xfs gracefully
Package: installation
Version: N/A; reported 2003-11-15
Severity: minor
I have tried the beta-1 for x86 full installation ISO on my home
machine (ALI Magick 1 board with Duron CPU), and it seems to detect
the hardware all right. Then I tried to install on the only spare
partition I have, which is formated as xfs. I didn't get an error
message when I selected the xfs partition as root. But it didn't work
either, failing with some weird error during the actual installation
(package copying failed with exit status ?).
I guess that xfs is not support, and therefore the mount failed, so
that all the packages ended up on the ramdisk. If this is correct,
there are several safeguards missing. First of all xfs should not be
acceptable as root, and the mount of the filesystem should of course
be checked to work.
More even minor problems:
The progress bars are not visible on my B/W monitor (being either red
or blue, I guess, and B/W uses the green channel only...).
I miss an option to resize an existing NTFS partition that takes up
all disk space (which is unfortunately the "standard"
situation). ntfsresize should do that.
I had more trouble due to no network card being present, but that has
been mentioned.
I also had trouble booting the CD on a ASUS P4P800, but I can't
pinpoint the problem, and it may be similar to the bug reported
already.
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Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 15:41:30 -0500
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Subject: fixed in d-i beta 3
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Hello, a while ago you reported a problem with the Debian Installer. I
think that your problem is fixed in the just released beta 3 of the
installer. If you're still able to install to the hardware you tried it on,
please download it from http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/, and
try it again. Feel free to file another installation report.
A few of the new features of beta 3 include:
- new easy to use partitioner that supports automatic partitioning and LVM
- grub as the default boot loader on i386
- wireless networking support
- 2.4.25 kernel, with SATA support and security fixes
- support for the XFS filesystem
Note that your original installation report may have been split up into
multiple individual bug reports. If so this message closes only one bug,
and not other issues you reported.
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