Martin Michlmayr wrote: > * Joey Hess <joeyh@debian.org> [2004-03-11 20:05]: > > > > I don't see how it could be a no-op. At a minium, you could choose the > > > > other partitioning scheme. > > > > > > I was in the menu showing me my partition table and those options. I > > > choose "undo changes" and it did not do anything at all -- only > > > repainted the screen and showed exactly the same menu, with the same > > > settings. > > > > Um, arn't we talking about the autopartition menu item? > > I did: > > - auto partition > - use entire disk > - create a separate home > > Then it showed me a menu, on the top showing the partitions: > > #1 primary root > #5 logical swap > #6 logical home > > and below that I had 4 options: > - finish partition and write changes > - automatically partition > - undo changes > - configure lvm > > Pressing the "undo changes" did not do anyting at all, only repainted > the screen. "Configure LVM" did not work because there was no LVM PV. > "automatically partition" is kind of futile because that's what I just > did. IMHO, those 3 last options should only be shown if I actually > make a change to the partition which the auto conf system came up > with. Ok, I feel like I'm going around in circles here. My comments related to the presense of the autopartitioning item only, and I gave at least three good reasons why it should be there even though you just autopartitioned. Later in your report, you validated one of them. -- see shy jo
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