** Description changed:
[Problem]
+ When dragging the "How much" slider all the way to the right, it may leave
very little room left for system file updates. This can produce errors when
trying to a) do a system update, b) install kernel drivers, c) anything else
that requires system space o
It may be that the UI is a bit confusing, in that it's a bit non-
intuitive that moving the slider all the way to the right could make the
stick not work properly. The wording "persistence" could be interpreted
to mean that it provides persistent space for system updates including
kernel installs
I think partly there may be some confusion in the UI. The slider
doesn't really make it clear that in involves a tradeoff of space
allocation between the system boot files, and the installation. So
maybe it could use something that turns red or shows a warning if you
drag above some threshold (90
Focusing this bug report on item #2 in my previous comment.
** Changed in: usb-creator (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Critical
** Changed in: usb-creator (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Triaged
** Changed in: usb-creator (Ubuntu)
Milestone: None => natty-alpha-2
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I think there are several things that need to be done to address this
class of bugs:
1. Jockey needs to be more attentive to the lack of space on the root
device. This will be the focus for bug #685017. It should detect the
situation and give the user an error message dialog, without trying to
