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[Feature] Auto-installer: let the user pick the target drive when more than one is present #44

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opened 2026-06-17 08:16:35 +00:00 by lfg2025 · 1 comment
lfg2025 commented 2026-06-17 08:16:35 +00:00
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When multiple drives are present, the auto-installer should let the user choose the install target. May not currently be possible. Check the image-recipe installer flow.

When multiple drives are present, the auto-installer should let the user choose the install target. May not currently be possible. Check the image-recipe installer flow.
lfg2025 commented 2026-06-17 17:34:48 +00:00
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Implemented: the auto-installer now collects ALL candidate internal disks (NVMe, then non-removable SATA, excluding the USB boot device) and, when more than one is present, shows a numbered picker (image-recipe/.../auto-install.sh). Interactive selection with a 60s fallback to the first disk so an unattended boot still completes; single-disk behavior is unchanged. bash -n syntax-clean. Verify on a real multi-drive ISO boot.

Implemented: the auto-installer now collects ALL candidate internal disks (NVMe, then non-removable SATA, excluding the USB boot device) and, when more than one is present, shows a numbered picker (`image-recipe/.../auto-install.sh`). Interactive selection with a 60s fallback to the first disk so an unattended boot still completes; single-disk behavior is unchanged. `bash -n` syntax-clean. Verify on a real multi-drive ISO boot.
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