Gparted and fdisk in Ubuntu should never show this as "247MB" and if
they do, that is a bug. They may show as 247M or as 247MiB.
Anywhere you enter MB in Ubuntu is to be treated as decimal megabytes,
not binary mibibytes". When units are abbreviated to k, M, G for input
we should be consistent a
I just encountered this with version 20.04. I created an ESP partition
for 259 MB in the installer, but shows as 247 MB in other partition
tools (gparted, fdisk, Windows 10). I didn't notice this until a few
days after installing Ubuntu. This is the main problem: it's not clear
that it deviates fro
I hate partman by doing this way. MB should always be 1024KB in computer
world, not marketing world. I have this issue with latest Ubuntu 14.04.
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It should at least be noted that there's a difference and what exactly
uses which unit.
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installer: confusion about partition sizes (1000 vs. 1024 issue)
https://launchpad.net/bugs/42065
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