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Installer crash when completing partitioning (installer-dump-99650b2a)
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I fought with the partitioner for a while -- it refused to use all the
available space for / -- and eventually, after several exits and reentries of
the partitioner, when I selected OK the installer died and restarted. The
crash didn't reoccur.
The installer debug dump feature gave me the filename installer-dump-99650b2a.
I included all of the dump files and did not edit any of them.
This was a test installation in a QEMU 10.0.0 VM run with the following
command:
qemu-system-x86_64 -machine q35 -accel kvm -smp 2 -m 4G -name Guix -boot
order=dc -hda disk0.qcow2 -cdrom guix.iso -device virtio-net,netdev=n1 -netdev
user,id=n1 -bios ovmf.bin -smbios
type=0,vendor=0vendor,version=0version,date=0date,release=0.0,uefi=on
(All newlines in the command are spaces.)
guix.iso is the Guix System 1.4.0 x86_64 DVD image. I honestly couldn't say
exactly where ovmf.bin came from but it probably doesn't matter; the point is,
the VM was booted via UEFI.
disk0.qcow2 was used with a previous run of the installer, where it was too
small (8GiB). I resized the image to 16GiB with qemu-img before I booted the
installer again.
QEMU and Linux are Void Linux's builds. Linux is Void's version 6.12.30_2.
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