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1 - Inform the user how to return to installation @ step 8; 2 - Clarify the need to choose a FS and format prior to assigning the mount points (option is greyed out until you do). @ step 9 3 - Guide the user on navigating the quirky behaviour of Anaconda on that part - You have to first check the box, then choose FS, then enter mount point, from bottom to top, which is not really friendly. @ step 9 Future TODO: Include details for GPT / UEFI disks. Boot mount point and FS are different, as well as the disk initialization part with fdisk (step 2). |
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