[BUG] - ISO Injectjon attempts to format entire drive with no regards for a Linux dualboot

[barchport]

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Description

When using the ISO Injection method, AtlasOS tries to automatically format the entire drive with no regard for any other partitions.

Steps to reproduce

1. Have another partition with another OS installed
2. Use the ISO injection method
3. Boot into AtlasOS. It will automatically format your entire drive

Expected behavior

During setup, AtlasOS will give you an option to choose where to install it, leaving your other partitions safe

Actual behavior

AtlasOS tries to formats your entire drive, formatting any other important data from any other operating systems. This happened for me, but it said it failed to do so but I still lost my entire data from my Linux install.

Atlas Version

Atlas v0.5.0 for Windows 11 25H2

Desktop information

Thinkpad T14s G4
Ryzen 7 7840U
32GB LPDDRX5 RAM
512GB Kioxia SSD

Additional content

No response

[RadNotRed]

it does not do this... you have an autounattend file

It goes through the default process of reinstallation as normal windows
I did this not too long ago

[barchport]

it does not do this... you have an autounattend file

It goes through the default process of reinstallation as normal windows I did this not too long ago

I’m pretty sure the AME wizard doesn’t give any option for a “unattended install”. I’ve done this using the latest version of Windows 11 and AtlasOS v0.5.0 and it tried to automatically format my drive

[RadNotRed]

I’m pretty sure the AME wizard doesn’t give any option for a “unattended install”. I’ve done this using the latest version of Windows 11 and AtlasOS v0.5.0 and it tried to automatically format my drive

It always makes you select a drive, and it would be unrelated to Atlas anyway. The AME team would be able to help more