Hi John, [...] > > Is it sufficient to abort the install during installation of > packages? I know in a regular debian install, installing grub is > just about the last step. But I don't know if FAI works the same > way. > > What I did was abort the install as soon as I could after it > finished partitioning and formatting the disk. But it was already a > few seconds into installing packages by that point. >
Ok, that's exactly the kind of experiment I was looking for. > After running this version of the experiment, it wouldn't boot into > Windows. So I did a straight debian install and it still wouldn't > boot into Windows. In other words, while a straight debian install > doesn't create the same problem, it doesn't fix it either. > Hmm, then indeed setup-storage must be at fault. Anyhow, after a successful install of the Linux part (either using d-i or FAI), could you please run /etc/grub.d/30_os-prober and send the output? Best, Michael
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