This is certainly a likely location for problems, but I'm afraid I can't
reproduce this myself, which is probably necessary in order for me to
fix it. Could you try this:
* Start an installation attempt as before.
* When you reach the hostname prompt, switch to Alt-F2, enter 'nano
/lib/partman/automatically_partition/25replace/choices', change 'set -e' to
'set -ex', and save and exit.
* Switch back to Alt-F1. Continue until it hangs.
* Switch to Alt-F2. Kill all the process IDs listed in 'ps | egrep
"partman|parted"', preferably in a single 'kill' command. (The idea of this is
to force the full trace to be written out to the log file.)
* Attach the full syslog and partman logs to this bug. There are two ways to
extract them: either select "Save debug logs" from the installer main menu, or
else run 'anna-install openssh-client-udeb' from a shell and then use scp to
copy them from /var/log/ to another system.
** Changed in: debian-installer (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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natty server installation hang
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