Am Donnerstag, 13. Juli 2006 02:47 schrieb Fabian Franz:
2.6 Kernel did work, autopartitioning was actually working too
automatically.
Skolelinux is written for schools and people who doesn't know much about
linux, so the installation menu has to be as simple as the could be. this is
our aim.
It re-partitioned the QEMU-Harddrive nicely, but it never gave me the
possibility (even with debconf priority low) to use guided partitioning.
please enter "expert" on the boot prompt and you will get a normal expert
installation menu, but it should work out of the box with lvm (that means
autopartitioning with lvm).
So I could not test lvm here either.