Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubiquity
I just tried installing natty beta on my eeepc, accepting all default options
on my eeepc 701.
It has only 4Gb disk space, but 2Gb RAM.
The automatic partitioning tool created a 1862MB / partition, and a 2135 swap
partition, but the next step in the installer wizard warns that / must be at
least 2.4GB.
I suppose the partitioning tool should enforce this 2.4GB minimum, and
sacrifice swap space when needed.
FYI, the original OS for this eeepc (a custom Xandros distro from Asus)
had no swap space at all.
Lionel Sausin.
** Affects: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Summary changed:
- Automatic partitionning makes a too small "/" in natty beta with 4Gb disk and
2Gb RAM
+ Automatic partitioning makes a too small "/" in natty beta with 4Gb disk and
2Gb RAM
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Title:
Automatic partitioning makes a too small "/" in natty beta with 4Gb
disk and 2Gb RAM
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