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Script crashes with manual partitioning (both separate /home and non separate) #2437
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This error might be for manual partitioning in general Same issue: Maybe I'm doing something wrong but even then, I think the script should prompt me to correct it instead of crashing.
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I think you could consider putting a warning, like beta, or work in progress, to the manual partitioning option. The script crashes 90% of the times I try that. And its a lot of work setting the starting and end byte point of each partition without graphical aid. In a couple cases also the vda drive got wiped/broken/hidden from the virtual machine. That makes it scary to try on bare metal for somebody with pre-existing partitions. |
i also couldnt install using manual partitioning. tried it several times with different options and it crashes when i choose grub for bootloader. when i choose other bootloaders, archinstall doesnt crash but system doesnt boot after reboot. now i see your post, i am also concerned that it may be a bug in archinstall script. |
Are you using the latest version? Could you please try to use the latest master as this could be resolved already |
I can reproduce this on the latest master. From git bisecting, b39e3dc appears to be the first bad commit. cc @codefiles |
@xfnw, that commit is unrelated to the issue in the initial report. |
There's a plan for an overhaul of the partitioning menu which should implement better checks for all these things |
On a VM Im trying to do manual partitioning on the device vda: fat32 for boot, btrfs for the main subvolumes, btrfs for another partition with only the @home subvolume
It gave me this error when trying to format the first partition:
Im using the latest version downloaded from the github repository like this: (I can't use the latest version from pacman because of the error mentioned here #2436)
Full log:
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