Hello, > No. The "main partitioning screen" is the one you get when you > choose *manual* partitioning. Look for the "guided partitioning" > option there!
Ok, I don't see names of the screens, so this leads us to nowhere. I rephrase my report: the installation is a sequence of steps from beginning till end, right? Debian installer provide a feature that let user get back some steps, right? 1-->2-->3-->4-->5-->6...and so on and now I can go from 6 to 2 (for example, directly or indirectly, it does not matter here). My assumption (and it is rather intuitive expectation) is that when I get to step number N+k I can get back to step number N (directly on indirectly). If this assumption is correct, then my report (in previous form) stated only that with partitioning it is not true -- there is a step once passed user cannot get back to it. Now -- either my assumption is wrong (but then it is a wish, and I post separate report for it) or it is ok, and then there is a bug, if you still don't believe me that some steps are not "undoable" I can make some screenshots to eliminate problems with naming convention which screen is more or less main. Cheers, -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
