Public bug reported:

I just tried installing herd 5 using the alternate cd but couldn't get
past the partition stage.

My drive has a win ntfs partition, then a fat32 and then I had let the
edgy install use the remaing space and it created a swap and /. I
deleted these before trying herd 5 so there was just freespace at the
end of the drive.

At the partitioning stage of the install I got 4 choices, the first was
something about a cd? which I didn't understand then three 'guided'
options, there was no manual option that I could see. I tried the
'guided use free space' option but it just goes to a red screen with a
message about there being no root partition allocated. There are two
buttons, continue and go back, IIRC. Clicking either just reloads the
red warning screen so I had to restart and abandon install.

I checked the md5sum of both the iso and the burnt cd and they were
fine.

I was trying to install on my laptop (fujitsu-siemens pi1505) that has a
sata disk but this wasn't a problem when I installed edgy.

** Affects: Ubuntu
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: Unconfirmed

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partitioning fails during install (herd 5 kub alt)
https://launchpad.net/bugs/89586

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