What Happened?
After writing the ISO to a USB stick then opening it in KDE Partition Manager it shows the following names (type/label/name columns) and layout, which seems unexpected, note the "fat12", "hfsplus", "Gap0", "Gap1" etc:
Steps to Reproduce
Write the ISO to a USB stick then open it in KDE Partition Manager to see the (unexpected?) partition names and layout.
Expected Behavior
Shouldn't the partition names and layout just be fat32 and ext4 with names like ESP (for the fat32 mount to /boot/efi) and elementary OS for the main ext4 mounted on root?
Image Version
Current ISO builds for any profile, daily, stable or proposed.
Install Type
Atomic
Hardware Platform
64-bit AMD/Intel (x86)
Log Output
Hardware Info
No response
What Happened?
After writing the ISO to a USB stick then opening it in KDE Partition Manager it shows the following names (type/label/name columns) and layout, which seems unexpected, note the "fat12", "hfsplus", "Gap0", "Gap1" etc:
Steps to Reproduce
Write the ISO to a USB stick then open it in KDE Partition Manager to see the (unexpected?) partition names and layout.
Expected Behavior
Shouldn't the partition names and layout just be
fat32andext4with names likeESP(for the fat32 mount to/boot/efi) andelementary OSfor the main ext4 mounted on root?Image Version
Current ISO builds for any profile, daily, stable or proposed.
Install Type
Atomic
Hardware Platform
64-bit AMD/Intel (x86)
Log Output
Hardware Info
No response