syslog attached.
This issue occurs with the final 17.10 release candidate.
Testing the 32bit version.
Looking at the syslog, whatever the installer minimum space calculation
is, it is calculated a bigger space than parted.
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The installer should have prompted you to file a bug report and
automatically attach /var/log/syslog. We need the logs to diagnose the
problem.
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Status: New => Incomplete
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tried also 64bit latest alpha 2 image. 40GB virtualbox HDD - again
the same issue occurred. Odd that it doesnt occur with a 31GB HDD but
does with 40GB.
On 26 July 2017 at 07:25, Jane Atkinson <1706...@bugs.launchpad.net> wrote:
> Tried the same thing, using a 31GB virtualbox HDD, with 64bit Ubu
Tried the same thing, using a 31GB virtualbox HDD, with 64bit Ubuntu
Budgie, version 20170725.1
Installed and subsequently booted into a side-by-side install using the
minimum partition size allowed.
Maybe it's a 32bit problem, or it's been fixed in the current image?
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