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** Description changed:
I burn the official 13.10 livecd to a usb key.
I run the install fine with all defaults.
I then reboot from the livecd usb.
In the screen asking me is to reinstall ubuntu to a local disk, I choose
"something else"
There I change the first partition from ext4 to btrfs and the mount as /.
- this fails with a messege about error in removing partition 0 0 0.
+ this fails with a message about error in removing partition 0 0 0.
The only way to install a brfs partition is to use the 12.04 livecd then
upgrade al the way to 13.10.
** Package changed: ubuntu => ubiquity (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
** Tags added: needs-devrelease-testing
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Can't install btrfs partition from livecd
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