Paul Telford wrote: > I'm would like to build a version of d-i which automatically partitions my > disk without prompting. It is my understanding that autopartkit can do > this. Problem is, I can't figure out how I make autopartkit become the > default partitioning module instead of partman in my d-i boot image. Can > anyone shed some light? I've searched all over for documentation, and > come up empty... if it's blazingly obvious please just tell me so and > point me to the docs. I can't think of a good way to do this automatically using the standard d-i images. If you take a look at what debian-edu does with debian-edu-install-udeb, you'll see one elegant way to do it that requires building your own d-i images. That udeb depends on autopartkit, and has a Installer-Menu-Item before partman's, which makes d-i reorder the menu and forces autopartkit to run. An alternative would be to just leave partman off your custom d-i media. -- see shy jo
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