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The problem is that there is no way to know what the intention of the user is in this case. I would argue that most of the time the correct...
The problem is that Calamares reads all it's config at initialization. Changing to read the config more incrementally would make it much more dynamic but it is a non-trivial change....
> I wonder if an option to specify an entirely separate location to read config from wouldn't be more useful generally though. Now that I think about it, don't we...
> Other than that, I haven't found any issue for it. Yeah, it is basically tracked here: https://github.com/calamares/calamares/issues/1294 This is, admittedly, a non-obvious place for it.
Closing as a duplicate of #1294
Does your Debian install have an unencrypted `/boot`? It could be the difference between grub doing the decryption and the initrd/initramfs doing it. It also could be the versions of...
> if not is there an option in Calamares to place boot outside of LUKS/btrfs? Yes, you can use manual partitioning and create a separate partition for `/boot` that isn't...
It sounds like the issue here is that when using grub for decryption, there is high CPU usage at the decryption prompt. This is really an issue that should be...
> if the user interrupts the installation by clicking on "Cancel" button, the ○6/tmp/calamares-root-5a3elqjg`is not unmounted, indeed if we run`df -h` we get: You need to set `emergency=true` in `umount.conf`...
Hmm....maybe emergency modules only get run in the event of a failure, not a cancellation?