Re: Bug#576309: installation-reports: [pt_BR] A mistake in grub-pc configuration phase
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On 03-04-2010 09:35, Eriberto wrote:
> 2010/4/3 Christian PERRIER <bubulle@debian.org>:
>
>> While I'm OK with s/hda/sdc5,
Indeed, it was probably a leftover from a copy-paste.
>> I don't agree with other changes:
>>
>> - the original English talks about "extended partition" which seems to
>> have been translated to "partição estendida" in the installer.
>
> Right. But you can't put data into an extended partition and because
> it I am suggesting to use logical instead of extended. I think the
> word "extended" can confuse the users.
If you think about PC/x86 yes, but other architectures
may put stuff in extended partitions.
>> Also,
>> the original says "here SCSI" so "aqui SCSI" as translation seems
>> correct
>
> Right.
>> What you suggest implicitly is to mention that "sdc5" might be either
>> an SCSI or SATA partition *in the original string*. That seems correct
>> but needs to be discussed with the D-I team.
>>
>> Indeed, nowadays, "sdc<n>" is o longer SCSI only so that mimght need
>> rephrasing in several places.
>
> I agree with your idea. But think that newbies may not know about it
> and a purpose of the d-i is to be very easy to all. So I think the
> SATA word can be added to description as an extra help to new users.
> It is modern because SATA is a recent technology. It is relevant as
> additional information to users that don't know SCSI-SATA concepts.
> The intent is update the description to make the GRUB installation
> more friendly.
This really will depend upon upstream.
If English translation gets an update we can then
update the translation. :)
>> Let's also CC the Brazilian l10n team so that they can comment
>> (particularly on "estendida" vs "logica".
>
> Ok.
>
> Thank you for considering my suggestions (all or not).
I saw that Christian already applied the s/hda/sdc5/ change
in SVN.
Kind regards,
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Felipe Augusto van de Wiel (faw)
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