Hmm....I had a similar problem with the installer, though in my case I had put the installation DVD image on a thumb drive. Everything worked fine up to a point. Then I had to do something a little out of the ordinary and the same thing happened to me...it wanted to remount the the file system but tried to do so from /dev/sr0, assuming I guess that was where the medium was. It refused to remount from the thumb drive. I suspect that this does need to be reported so that it can be addressed...It is way to late for me to do so as it was some time ago, and I haven't preserved enough information about the situation to be of much help in a bug report.
On 05/04/2017 08:53 AM, Stefan Helmert wrote: > If I start from debian 8.7.1 live cd/dvd over pxe and nfs, everything is > working fine. But clicking the installer desktop icon does nothing. This > happens, because the installer tries to mount the medium again. It tries to > mount /dev/sr0. But there is no /dev/srv0 because the medium is available as > mounted nfs. > > The installer should not mount the medium again. The medium is already > mounted by the live system. I think this happens, because the developer of > the live install medium thought: I take the install medium and the live > medium and glue both together without any knowledge of each other. > > I am right here to report this? Should I write in a bug tracker? where? > -- 73's, WB5VQX -- The Very Quick X-ray
