Usability issue during install when setting nonexistent mount point
Bug #150766 reported by
Scruff
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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ubiquity (Ubuntu) |
Fix Released
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Undecided
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Evan |
Bug Description
Repro:
1. During install, at partition manager, set a partition (mine was a windows partition) to /windows.
Result:
You continue through the install for a step or two, then you're bounced all the way back to the time zone UI to fix your error.
Expect:
First, I would expect to be bounced to the partition UI, rather than 5 steps previous to repeat what was already done. Second, it would be even more helpful to create the mount point I specified rather than sending me back to conform to the existing mount point choices.
The first point is much more important. If I really cared, I could edit fstab later on, though newer users might not realize this.
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I believe I fixed this in a previous release (bouncing back to the time zone). Was this using a daily desktop CD or a specific release? Does the first problem still occur on the latest daily desktop CD (http:// cdimage. ubuntu. com/daily- live/current/)?