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Bug#758977: marked as done ([Jessie Beta1] debian-installer I18N: paragraph in partitioning help not localized)



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Package: partman


Hi,

I just noticed that there is a paragraph in partman, which is not localized:
in the main partitioning screen there is a Help screen available via F1,
in this Help the last paragraph is displayed in English, while it is 
translated in the (for example German) po file.
The following is from ../sublevel1/de.po:

	#. Type: text
	#. Description
	#. :sl1:
	#: ../partman-target.templates:2001
	msgid ""
	"In order to start your new system, a so called boot loader is used.  It can "
	"be installed either in the master boot record of the first hard disk, or in "
	"a partition.  When the boot loader is installed in a partition, you must set "
	"the bootable flag for it. Such a partition will be marked with "
	"\"${BOOTABLE}\" in the main partitioning menu."
	msgstr ""
	"Damit Ihr Computer Ihr neues System starten kann, wird ein so genannter "
	"Bootloader benötigt. Er kann entweder im Master Boot Record der ersten "
	"Festplatte oder in einer Partition installiert werden. Wenn der Bootloader "
	"in einer Partition installiert wird, muss diese Partition das bootable-Flag "
	"gesetzt haben. Eine solche Partition wird im Hauptpartitionsmenü mit "
	"»${BOOTABLE}« gekennzeichnet."

This happens on a i386 machine.
A Jessie Beta1 i386 netinst CD image was used.
In a Wheezy netinst image the paragraph is localized (German for example).


PS:
There is also a similar string in sublevel4 (for another architecture I think):

"In order to start your new system, a so called boot loader is used.  It is "
"installed in a boot partition.  You must set the bootable flag for the "
"partition.  Such a partition will be marked with \"${BOOTABLE}\" in the main "
"partitioning menu."

Don't know if this problem also applies to that string...



Cheers
Holger

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Holger Wansing <hwansing@mailbox.org>

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--- Begin Message ---
Hi,

> Holger Wansing <hwansing@mailbox.org> wrote:
> > Package: partman
> > 
> > 
> > Hi,
> > 
> > I just noticed that there is a paragraph in partman, which is not localized:
> > in the main partitioning screen there is a Help screen available via F1,
> > in this Help the last paragraph is displayed in English, while it is 
> > translated in the (for example German) po file.
> > The following is from ../sublevel1/de.po:

In fact this was only an issue in the german installer, other languages seem
not to be affected.
In Jessie Beta2 release this is fixed now.
Closing this bug.

> > 	#. Type: text
> > 	#. Description
> > 	#. :sl1:
> > 	#: ../partman-target.templates:2001
> > 	msgid ""
> > 	"In order to start your new system, a so called boot loader is used.  It can "
> > 	"be installed either in the master boot record of the first hard disk, or in "
> > 	"a partition.  When the boot loader is installed in a partition, you must set "
> > 	"the bootable flag for it. Such a partition will be marked with "
> > 	"\"${BOOTABLE}\" in the main partitioning menu."
> > 	msgstr ""
> > 	"Damit Ihr Computer Ihr neues System starten kann, wird ein so genannter "
> > 	"Bootloader benötigt. Er kann entweder im Master Boot Record der ersten "
> > 	"Festplatte oder in einer Partition installiert werden. Wenn der Bootloader "
> > 	"in einer Partition installiert wird, muss diese Partition das bootable-Flag "
> > 	"gesetzt haben. Eine solche Partition wird im Hauptpartitionsmenü mit "
> > 	"»${BOOTABLE}« gekennzeichnet."



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