Well, it's been 7 years since this bug was opened.
Sure, it's not killing anyone. And I assume that the partitioner
correctly handles alignment issues for current drives. But still, IMHO,
any time software does something other than what you expect it to do,
it's broken.
A simple suggestion: jus
I've also been bitten by this bug. I'm installing Debian 7.3 on new hardware
that includes an asus P9D-E/4L server motherboard that has a bios-based
"virtual cdrom". I couldn't find a straightforward way to disable the extra
drive in bios, but I found another workaround, which is detailed below.
from the board, but the workaround I came up with
was easier.
My guess is that its going to be hard to track down the cause of this bug,
since it seems to be specific to very special circumstances.
-Jeff
> From: Andreas Stempfhuber
> To: Jeff Norden
> Subject: Re: Bug#701099: debian-cd
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