** Description changed: Binary package hint: usb-creator Prerequisites: - target usb stick or other device is connected, mounted and recognized by usb-creator - creator as a possible target (listed is "Disk to use" selector) - some other process is modifying amount of free space on this device with noticeable speed (for example, many big files are copied into it) Steps to reproduce: 1. Select a source *.iso or CD in "Source ..." 2. Select a target usb flash stick in "Disk to use" 3. Select "Store in reserved extra space" radio-button 4. Define some non-default amount of extra storage space by "How much" gauge Current behavior: - As soon an amount of free space on non-selected target (externaa device with significant amount of space, like external hard drive, is connected, mounted and also recognized by usb-l hard drive) is changed by background process, data in "Disk to use" is updated, but also "How much" gauge is reset to it's default position. In case of files copying, this is a matter of second, so there is no time to press "Make Startup Disk" button before "How much" is reset. + As soon an amount of free space on non-selected target (for example, on external device with significant amount of space, like external hard drive, which is connected, mounted and also recognized by usb-creator as possible target) is changed by background process, data in "Disk to use" is updated, but also "How much" gauge is reset to it's default position. In case of files copying, this is a matter of second, so there is no time to press "Make Startup Disk" button before "How much" is reset. Expected: Changing of amount of free space on other possible targets (i.e. not selected) should not cause reset of "How much" gauge.
-- "How much" gauge is reset if free space amount on some other device is changed (by copying/deleting files) https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/485294 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
