Installer crashes after name setup

My mistake, this shouldn't be filed against live-installer

I'm un-duplicating this and dropping the severity to represent the bug about the installer crashing on non-ASCII names. The partition table corruption is bug 40464 (and fixed).

Fix in my bzr branch. I think this only affects ubiquity-frontend-kde, although I've yet to check to make sure.

I've checked ubiquity-frontend-gtk, and the problem doesn't seem to affect that frontend, so this upload should be sufficient.

ubiquity (0.99.66) dapper; urgency=low

  [ Colin Watson ]
  * Make for loops in debian/rules exit properly on errors.
  * Allow defining UBIQUITY_NO_GTK or UBIQUITY_NO_KDE during the build to
    avoid making use of GTK- or KDE-specific build-dependencies
    (respectively). This is useful to cut down on the number of
    build-dependencies needed when testing on a live CD.
  * If ubiquity is started with no arguments, try both the gtkui and kde-ui
    frontends rather than just gtkui.
  * Explicitly return Unicode strings from ubiquity.misc.get_string(),
    simplifying the KDE frontend.
  * Add a no-op anna-install shim for localechooser, ensuring that locales
    are generated.
  * Ignore errors from locale.setlocale(), although with the above
    anna-install fix I hope this should not often be necessary (closes:
    Malone #41132).
  * KDE frontend:
    - Fix set_username() to really set the username, not the full name.
    - Fix automatic filling in of values on user information page.
    - Don't crash on non-ASCII names (closes: Malone #40666).
  * GTK and KDE frontends:
    - Make the determination of whether to allow going forward from the user
      information page a bit more reliable.
  * Remove gettext use from ubiquity.misc.part_label(); we'll make those
    translatable via debconf in the future, but for now this breaks the KDE
    frontend.
  * Reconfigure linux-restricted-modules-$KVER as well as linux-image-$KVER
    (closes: Malone #40547).
  * Automatic update of included source packages: partman-base
    78ubuntu3.

  [ Jonathan Riddell ]
  * KDE Frontend:
    - Remove broken import (closes: Malone #41169).

 -- Colin Watson <email address hidden> Tue, 25 Apr 2006 00:12:45 +0100

This is the bug I'm trying to report in Ubuntu - not Kubuntu. Both amd64 and i386 isos are affected in Yakkety. I reported it a few days ago, but no one confirmed it, hence I'm reporting it now I've found this confirmed bug with the same problem.