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[Erich Eickmeyer  <1967004@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

** Package changed: calamares-settings-ubuntu (Ubuntu) => calamares
(Ubuntu)

** Changed in: calamares (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Undecided => Low

** Changed in: calamares (Ubuntu)
       Status: New => Opinion

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Title:
  Manual partitioning requires "esp" flag on /boot/efi partition, but
  that flag isn't offered as an option, and the "boot" flag mysterious
  makes the warning go away

Status in calamares package in Ubuntu:
  Opinion

Bug description:
  Installing Lubuntu 20.04.

  Opted for manual partitioning of my disks.

  Created a /boot/efi partition with no flags.

  After hitting NEXT from the partioning screen, I see a "What is your
  name?" screen, but a dialog box pops up with an warning.

  
  >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
  Title:  EFI system partition flag not set

  Contents:
  An EFI System partition is necessary to start Lubuntu

  A partion was configured with mount point /boot/efi but its esp flag
  was not set.

  To set the flag, go back and edit the partition.

  You can continue without setting the flag but your system may fail to start.
  >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

  
  But going back, "esp" isn't one of the available flags offered on the "Create a Partition" dialog.

  
  I tried setting the "boot" flag for /boot/efi instead, and I was able to pass through to the next screen without seeing that warning.

  If I remove the "boot" flag for /boot/efi, the warning is displayed
  again.

  I'm guessing that the "esp" flag requirement is outdated, and it
  should be changed to a "boot" flag requirement.  Probably the wording
  of this dialog box needs to change.

  
  As it stands, it is very confusing.

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