[Bug 1361951] Re: Ubiquity freezes while reformatting occupied partition

2015-11-12 Thread Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre
No, it was unclear which precise set of circumstances caused mke2fs to not be happy. I tried a bunch of different alternatives from comments here when I said I could not reproduce it, that's because I hadn't hit the right set of circumstances: it's definitely not just randomly using fdisk or parted

[Bug 1361951] Re: Ubiquity freezes while reformatting occupied partition

2015-11-07 Thread Phillip Susi
Reproduction is pretty simple: use fdisk or parted to create a partition table in the partition, then mke2fs whinges that the partition table is there. It needs the -F switch to not do that. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubu

[Bug 1361951] Re: Ubiquity freezes while reformatting occupied partition

2015-11-05 Thread jeremy
Any news on this bug ? The next version is a LTS, that have to be fixed. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1361951 Title: Ubiquity freezes while reformatting occupied partition To manag

[Bug 1361951] Re: Ubiquity freezes while reformatting occupied partition

2015-10-29 Thread flocculant
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[Bug 1361951] Re: Ubiquity freezes while reformatting occupied partition

2015-10-23 Thread Josh Blair
I was having the same issue with 15.10 install media but resolved it by booting into the live session, opening a terminal, using fdisk to create a new GPT table, making one giant partition, formatting it, then proceeding with install. Install went off without a hitch. -- You received this bug not

[Bug 1361951] Re: Ubiquity freezes while reformatting occupied partition

2015-10-22 Thread Bill Miller
It's odd that it seems so infrequent for others. It happens every time for me. I specifically set up my partitions into / and /home so that I wouldn't have to wipe /home every time, but this has resulted in me never being able to install using the Something Else method. -- You received this bug

[Bug 1361951] Re: Ubiquity freezes while reformatting occupied partition

2015-10-22 Thread DaveM
I sas re-installing a 15.04 x64 ISO image earlier and I had the above freezing problem with ubiquity. I was reusing my existing partition structure, keeping the /home partition but formatting the others. I found that removing a /var partition and formatting / and /usr partitions allowed the in

[Bug 1361951] Re: Ubiquity freezes while reformatting occupied partition

2015-10-22 Thread Erick Brunzell
During Wily final iso testing last night I experienced my first ever such freeze while reformatting a primary partition as shown in the attached side-by-side screenshots. I included the gnome-clock at the top so you can see it's an actual freeze, the first shot was probably 10 to 15 minutes into th

[Bug 1361951] Re: Ubiquity freezes while reformatting occupied partition

2015-10-22 Thread Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre
With this I guess we might have enough data to try some more things -- it may be that this is happening in a very specific case with extended partitions, or some different partition table I haven't tried yet. Marking Triaged/Medium. ** Changed in: partman-ext3 (Ubuntu) Status: New => Triage

[Bug 1361951] Re: Ubiquity freezes while reformatting occupied partition

2015-10-22 Thread Bill Miller
This problem is still happening right now in the 15.10 installer in a virtual machine. Exact same symptoms. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1361951 Title: Ubiquity freezes while refor

[Bug 1361951] Re: Ubiquity freezes while reformatting occupied partition

2015-10-20 Thread Erick Brunzell
I changed the status back to New because this just occured performing a Vivid install for upgrade testing (see attached screenshot compilation). I'll try to add more info ASAP but I'd refer you to my comment #13 for now regarding the ability to reproduce this bug. I'd have to amend that though bec