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Bug#249313: debian-installer report



* B. Peccatte <benoit.peccatte@tele2.fr> [2004-05-16 19:20]:
> Then its comes to partitionning, first the help on lvm isn't
> translated in french

Which help do you mean?

> Then I couldn't install in lvm because I couldn't find any way to
> create a physical volume. I chose to partition the disk by hand.

When you manually partition the disk, you will get a mune showing
every partition.  Go to a partition, and press enter.  You'll then get
another menu; here, click on the first menu item and you can specify
what to do with the partition: format, use as swap, use for LVM.

> Something weird is that the menu label saying that we're finished with 
> partitioning is a the top of the menu. 

This has been fixed in the development version.

> Well it was my second try and after modifing nothing except affecting / to the 
> first partition, I get a warning message asking me if I wanted to validate 
> changes on hard drive partition. Pretty disturbing. 

This has been fixed in the development version.

> As a note for french translators, there is a {MOUNT_POINT} in the formating 
> progress bar, I think a $ is missing.

I'm fairly sure this has been fixed; I cannot see the missing $ in the
development version.

> After this I typed "df" in the console just to see what was happening and I 
> saw that I got about 100 000TB in hard drive and about 6 000TB in an shm 
> partition !!

When you type "df", you get 1K blocks.  So 100000 would be 100 MB.
Can you show what you saw?

> There is also an apt-get install e2fsprog libc6.1 ... which doesn't have any 
> progress bar, this is dirturbing to have a blue screen to look for, waiting 
> for a movement.

Is this when it says installing the base system?

> Here starts the problems I tried multiple times, but it fails here : after 
> downloading packages it produces an error on the third console and never goes 
> farther. Substiancially, it says : 
> ln : /target/usr/bin/awk : file exists

Some people have reported this, but I don't know why this would
happen.

-- 
Martin Michlmayr
tbm@cyrius.com



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