Bug#362989: debian-installer: post-install /etc/fstab cdrom setting can be problematic for certain discs

[Michael Gilbert <michael.s.gilbert@gmail.com>]

Package: debian-installer
Severity: normal

i was unable to see all of the files on a particular dvd (the world of 
warcraft trial disc), so i looked into /etc/fstab to see what may be the 
matter.  it appears that on install, the cdrom line had both udf and 
iso9660 as the disc types.  i think that what happend was that the udf 
reader was only able to see certain files on the disc because after i 
removed udf from the type, all files on the disc could be read just 
fine.

anyway, i don't think that udf should be set as a cdrom type during 
install.  thank you for your consideration.

i wasn't sure which package this bug applies to because /etc/fstab 
doesn't appear to belong to a particular package, but i believe that this
is the propper place to report as the problem is part of the
installation process.

mike

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