Shouldn't an OS installer execute destructive modifications *after* the user has performed configuration options and confirms them just before the OS installation? It seems rather evil for an installer to modify the hard disks' partition before all configuration options are chosen. It seems like it would be better to store configuration options in memory and perform them before the OS is installed and after the user concurs with the configuration options he chose.
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