Public bug reported:
I recently installed 13.04 final beta(Gnome,amd64 version) on my EFI
enabled desktop. This being my first installation of an OS supporting
EFI, I was not aware of the requirement of a separate EFI partition. I
booted the pen drive in EFI mode and selected the "manual partitioning"
option to reuse my existing partitions. The installer proceeded with the
installation without indicating that there was any problem and the
installation was otherwise correctly done except for the EFI part. I
discovered this problem only after when the system refused to boot. I
then re-installed the whole system again after converting the existing
non-GPT partition table to a GPT partition table and creating the EFI
partition.
I am proposing that a warning system be included in Ubiquity, which will
warn users when the EFI partition is absent.
** Affects: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: efi
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Ubiquity proceeds with installation even if EFI partition is absent
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