I'm sorry, we can't support CrunchBang here, as we don't know what other
changes they may have made. Please contact its developers with your
report; they can then come back to us if it really does turn out to be a
ubiquity bug.
For what it's worth, the relevant error message in all of this appears
to be:
Aug 19 17:07:00 crunchbang user-setup: Stopped: symlink: Permission
denied
... which means that you're trying to install Ubuntu on a non-POSIX
filesystem that doesn't support symlinks, which isn't a configuration we
support in Ubuntu and indeed one which our installer should warn you
about.
** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Installer Crashed on CrunchBang second time (with syslog)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/415996
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