Wayne Sallee writes:
The non-graphical needs work too:
Hi,
so here it's non-graphical...
There's no manual partitioning option without going first to guided
partitioning, so if you don't like the way it wants to partition the
drive,
and you look for manual parition, that option is not available. Odly
enough
the manual partition option is only available inside the guided
partition
options.
I think this should not be the case.
There's a false warning about no root file system defined. Chosing
"continue"
gets you back to the partition options, and the root partition shows
normal,
but if you chose the root partition to fix it, there are a lot of
options
missing. It's broken. You have to choose "back", or "guided"
partitioning to
fix it.
So if you want to follow along for the ride, put the 10.1.0 Live
Install CD
in, and when you get to the partition option,
...and here it's graphical. Which one does not offer manual
partitioning from the beginning?
Graphical Debian Installer
OK
Language, and other stuff :-)
OK
Guided Use Entire Disk
Why? Why not chose manual partitioning? The option is there...
[...]
I'm tired of this.
Goodby.
I'm using the non-graphical version from now on.
[...]
I prefer the non-graphical version as well, but I had no issues doing
manual
partitioning with the GUI (without venturing first into the guided
partitioning submenu, which I have never used), see these step-by-step
images:
https://masysma.lima-city.de/experiments/20191014223544.xhtml
HTH
Linux-Fan