marking as won't fix, since this is basically the intended way the
installation process works, and the steps have been explained to him/her
in the comments above.
** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Won't Fix
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Can't install 8.04 I've tried 7.10 before with no problem.
With regard to your comment about manual partitioning, while there's no
explicit *option* for dual booting in that the steps aren't clearly laid
out for you, you can do it by editing a partition, changing its size to
something smaller, and then creating partitions for Ubuntu in the space
created
Sure, once you get to the partitioner page (or in the cases of bugs, once the
installer crashes or hangs) attach the requested files from the live
environment following this guide:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingUbiquity/AttachingLogs
Do let me know if you require any further assistance.
Please file multiple issues as separate bugs.
There is no interactive text-based installer on the desktop CD. The alternate
CD fills that niche.
I imagine the option you selected said, Guided partitioning - Use entire
disk, which is why the installer went to the Who are you? page; you had
Hello:
can you tell me how to file the logs? is there some how-to? even if the
system is not yet installed?
thanks
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Can't install 8.04 I've tried 7.10 before with no problem.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/222378
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Bugs,
The other operating systems should get automatically added to grub's
menu even if you used manual partitioning. It just does not prompt you
that but does it silently.
** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None = ubiquity
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Can't install 8.04 I've tried 7.10 before with no
