I can reproduce this bug also on today's Raging image: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/20130211/raring-desktop-armhf+omap4.img. 1 - Format a USB key with one FAT32 partition. 2 - Start installing Raring on a Pandaboard from the SD card onto the USB key formatted at point 1. 3 - During install select "something else" from the installation type window. 4 - Delete the FAT32 partition, and try to create a smaller one, for instance I have a 16GB USB Key and I tried to create a 6GB ext2 / partition. After confirming the creation of the 6GB ext2 partition you will be presented with a 16GB ext2 partion, the dimension of the partition is as big as the USB key and you will not be able to create two smaller ones, for instance.
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