Public bug reported:
I've tried to create a /boot partition under subiquity of ~512M and the
partitioner shows that this is interpreted as a partition of 0B, which
it then fails to create (for obvious reasons).
- The partitioner should allow specifying sizes of partitions in M, not just
in G.
- The partitioner should not silently interpret unrecognized size strings as
0, but fail early and not save the requested partition config.
- Ideally, the partitioner should give guidance on-screen about units.
** Affects: subiquity (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
subiquity partitioner does not let me specify partitions <1G
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