[19:13] <cyphermox> enyc: it might depend what type of swap it is
[19:14] <cyphermox> but yeah, things eventually also rescan (usually when you get to partitioning), but I haven't heard of swap getting in the way of paritioning for a long while now
[20:11] <enyc> cyphermox: just normal partition-type-82 unencrypted linux-swap ... damn thing keesp being auto-remounted
[20:11] <cyphermox> mmkay
[20:12] <enyc> cyphermox: where this causes a rpbolem is with (a) changing/mwoving partitioans around manually, (at least) you have to right-click->'swapoff'   and  i REALLY don't think its necessary/useful on livecd/installer to auto-mount swaps on the disk you are rejiggling.... however...
[20:12] <enyc> cyphermox: bigger problem, if there is any linux-swap  partitian and you (for whatever reasons) whatn to ALSO have an 'encrypted' partitino (e.g. for a system unconnected to the linux-swap)  you CAN't by using ubiquity.
[20:12] <cyphermox> you should be able to watch dmesg, and/or set "DEBCONF_DEBUG=developer" on the command-line (when you boot the CD) and get more information, if it's because of the installer
[20:13] <enyc> no about of 'swapoff' manually works, there is some process that does this automatically in quite succession when you gto got create encrypted containter via manual-portitionnig.
[20:13] <cyphermox> enyc: I don't know, guided partitioning works correctly? presumably you should be seeing the same kind of issues there too?
[20:13] <cyphermox> and I have had swap devices existing on my disk before, and have done manual partitioning successfully anyway
[20:14] <enyc> cyphermox: good qsuetion, slast i checked you couldn't guided' do an encrytd install  as  adual-boot  to other systems  without manual-portitioning.
[20:14] <cyphermox> (all I'm saying is, I believe you, I just have no idea why that's happening)
[20:14] <cyphermox> enyc: right, this is exactly why I did manual
[20:14] <cyphermox> (dual-booting Windows for a project)
[20:14] <enyc> cyphermox: yes, but wheny you did you manual-portition,ngs were you resizing /moving the linux-swap or extended-container around it,  and were you creating an 'encrypted' container at all?
[20:15] <enyc> in order to do what i wanted I had to manually remove (dd backup first) the swap-headers from the partition, THEN go through procses, then 'restore' them to get the unrelated-swap-partition not screw-up-the-process ;p
[20:22] <enyc> cyphermox: right...  ok -- thats innteresting -- like a paramater on  kernel-comamndline  that kernel doesn't understand?   but some usersparce process reads this and does $MAGIC
[20:22] <enyc> thankyou!
[20:23] <enyc> cyphermox: i wonder if ther are also poramebers to ubiliquite yexlicytly... or if I just want to log both stdout and stderr  of ubiquity myself too.
[20:27] <cyphermox> enyc: I suppose I was deleting the partition, and recreating it as part of the process of the partitioning, but I expect if things were unhappy I should have had an error when deleting
[20:28] <enyc> cyphermox: iirc some things kest get greyed-out when a mounted swap or athoer mounted filestyme is blocking the process...
[20:29] <enyc> cyphermox: but in the latter case of creating an encrypted-portition... o dear  it even warns you and explians you may need to swapoff...  because unencrypted swap  and encrypted-system mounted at same time not ''safe'' (disclosure of memory to the swap)
[20:29] <enyc> cyphermox: except you can't just use that advice, becouse something in the process and auto-remounts the swapq quitcly lol ;p
[20:30] <enyc> cyphermox: thnkyou for answering // thoughts !!.
[21:00] <cyphermox> ok