Template: debian-installer/iso-scan/title
Type: text
#  Main menu item
#  Translators: keep below 55 columns
# :sl1:
_Description: Scan hard drives for an installer ISO image

Template: cdrom/suite
Type: select
Choices: stable, testing, unstable
Description: for internal use only
 Suite to install

Template: cdrom/codename
Type: string
Description: for internal use only
 Codename for the selected suite

Template: iso-scan/detect_progress_title
Type: text
# :sl3:
_Description: Detecting hardware to find hard drives

Template: iso-scan/progress_title
Type: text
# :sl3:
_Description: Searching drives for an installer ISO image

Template: iso-scan/progress_mount
Type: text
# :sl3:
_Description: Mounting ${DRIVE}...

Template: iso-scan/progress_scan
Type: text
# :sl3:
_Description: Scanning ${DRIVE} (in ${DIRECTORY})...

Template: iso-scan/ask_second_pass
Type: boolean
Default: false
# :sl3:
_Description: Do full disk search for installer ISO image?
 The quick scan for installer ISO images, which looks only in common
 places, did not find an installer ISO image. It's possible that a
 more thorough search will find the ISO image, but it may take a long
 time.

Template: iso-scan/no-isos
Type: error
# :sl3:
_Description: Failed to find an installer ISO image
 No installer ISO images were found. If you downloaded the ISO image,
 it may have a bad filename (not ending in ".iso"), or it may be on a
 file system that could not be mounted.
 .
 You'll have to use an alternative installation method, select another device
 to look for ISO image, or try again after you've fixed it.

Template: iso-scan/bad-isos
Type: error
# :sl3:
_Description: Failed to find an installer ISO image
 While one or more possible ISO images were found, they could not be mounted.
 The ISO image you downloaded may be corrupt.
 .
 You'll have to use an alternative installation method, select another device
 to look for ISO image, or try again after you've fixed it.

Template: iso-scan/other-isos
Type: error
# :sl3:
_Description: No installer ISO image found
 While one or more possible ISO images were found, they did not look like
 valid installer ISO images.
 .
 You'll have to use an alternative installation method, select another device
 to look for ISO image, or try again after you've fixed it.

Template: iso-scan/success
Type: note
# :sl3:
_Description: Successfully mounted ${SUITE} installer ISO image
 The ISO file ${FILENAME} on ${DEVICE} (${SUITE}) will be used as the
 installation ISO image.

Template: iso-scan/filename
Type: text
Description: for internal use only
 For use by other parts of d-i, such as base-installer

Template: shared/ask_device
Type: select
Choices-C: all, ${DEVICES_LIST}, manual
# :sl3:
#flag:translate!:2
__Choices: All detected devices, ${DEVICES_LIST}, Enter device manually
Default: all
# :sl3:
_Description: Device or partition to search for installation ISO(s):
 You can select a device, manually specify a non-detected device, or
 rescan available devices (useful for slow USB devices).

Template: shared/enter_device
Type: string
# :sl3:
_Description: Device name:

Template: iso-scan/ask_which_iso
Type: select
# :sl3:
#flag:translate:2
__Choices: ${ISOS_LIST}, Full search
# :sl3:
_Description: ISO file to use:
 One or multiple ISO files have been detected on the selected device(s).
 Please choose which one you want to use, or ask for a more thorough search.

Template: iso-scan/ask_right_iso
Type: boolean
Default: true
# :sl3:
_Description: Is ISO file ${FILENAME} the correct image for installation?
 The ISO file ${FILENAME} on ${DEVICE} (${SUITE}, code ${CODENAME},
 self-described as '${DESCRIPTION}') will be used as the
 installation ISO image.
 .
 If multiple ISO files exist on the same installer drive,
 you may select which one you want to use.

Template: iso-scan/copy_iso_to_ram
Type: boolean
Default: false
# :sl3:
_Description: Copy the ISO image into RAM before mounting it?
 There is enough available memory to be able to copy the ISO image into
 RAM.
 .
 Choosing this option allows reusing the disk hosting the ISO image. If you
 don't do it, the disk will be actively used to access the ISO image and
 it can't be partitioned by the installer.
 .
 Note however that if you overwrite the disk containing the ISO image, you
 should not reboot before the end of the installation as you will not be
 able to restart the installer since the ISO image will be gone from the
 hard disk and memory.