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Hi
could someone please review the attached debconf templates. As I'm not a
native English speaker there are probably some mistakes.
Thanks
Gaudenz
Template: netcfg/get_method
Type: select
Default: Dynamic addressing (DHCP)
_Choices: Dynamic addressing (DHCP), Static addressing (manual)
_Description: Network configuration method:
Networking can either be configured by DHCP or by manually
entering all the information. If you choose DHCP and
debian-installer is unable to get a working configuration
from a DHCP server on your network, you will be given
the opportunity to configure networking manually. If
unsure choose DHCP.
Template: netcfg/get_domain
Type: string
_Description: Domain name:
The domain name is the part of your Internet address to the right of your
host name. It is often something that ends in .com, .net, .edu, or .org.
If you are setting up a home network, you can make something up, but make
sure you use the same domain name on all your computers.
Template: netcfg/get_nameservers
Type: string
_Description: Name servers addresses:
Please enter the IP addresses (not host names) of up to 3 name servers,
separated by spaces. Do not use commas. The first server in the list will
be the first to be queried. If you don't want to use any name server,
just leave this field blank.
Template: netcfg/choose_interface
Type: select
Choices: ${ifchoices}
_Description: Interface:
Please choose the interface you want to configure. All currently
detected interfaces on your system are shown below. Please choose the
type of your primary network interface. This interface will be used
for installing the Debian system (via NFS or HTTP).
Template: netcfg/error_cfg
Type: error
_Description: Error while activating the network
An error occurred while activating the network.
Template: netcfg/get_hostname
Type: string
Default: debian
_Description: Hostname:
Please enter the hostname for this system.
.
The hostname is a single word that identifies your system to the network.
If you don't know what your hostname should be, consult your network
administrator. If you are setting up your own home network, you can make
something up here.
Template: netcfg/invalid_hostname
Type: error
_Description: Invalid hostname
The name "${hostname}" is invalid.
.
A valid hostname may contain only alphanumeric characters and the minus
sign, be between 2 and 63 characters long, and cannot begin or end with a
minus sign.
Template: netcfg/error
Type: error
_Description: Error
An error occured and the network configuration process has been aborted.
You may retry it from the installation main menu.
Template: netcfg/no_interfaces
Type: error
_Description: No network interfaces detected
No network interfaces were found. The installation
system was unable to find a network device.
.
You may need to load a specific module for your network card, if you really
own one. For this, go back to the network hardware detection step.
Template: netcfg/internal-none
Type: text
_Description: <none>
Template: netcfg/internal-eth
Type: text
_Description: Ethernet or Fast Ethernet
Template: netcfg/internal-pcmcia
Type: text
_Description: PC-Card (PCMCIA) Ethernet or Token Ring
Template: netcfg/internal-tr
Type: text
_Description: Token Ring
Template: netcfg/internal-arc
Type: text
_Description: Arcnet
Template: netcfg/internal-slip
Type: text
_Description: Serial-line IP
Template: netcfg/internal-plip
Type: text
_Description: Parallel-line IP
Template: netcfg/internal-ppp
Type: text
_Description: Point-to-Point Protocol
Template: netcfg/internal-sit
Type: text
_Description: IPv6-in-IPv4
Template: netcfg/internal-ippp
Type: text
_Description: ISDN Point-to-Point Protocol
Template: netcfg/internal-ctc
Type: text
_Description: Channel-to-channel
Template: netcfg/internal-escon
Type: text
_Description: Real channel-to-channel
Template: netcfg/internal-hsi
Type: text
_Description: Hypersocket
Template: netcfg/internal-iucv
Type: text
_Description: Inter-user communication vehicle
Template: netcfg/internal-unknown-iface
Type: text
_Description: Unknown interface
Template: netcfg/title
Type: text
# Title displayed when configuring this package
_Description: Network Configuration
Template: debian-installer/netcfg/title
Type: text
# Item in the main menu to select this package
_Description: Configure the network
Template: netcfg/dhcp_hostname
Type: string
_Description: DHCP hostname:
You may need to supply a DHCP host name. If you are using
a cable modem, you might need to specify an account number here.
.
Most other users can just leave this blank.
Template: netcfg/confirm_dhcp
Type: boolean
Default: true
_Description: Is this information correct?
Currently configured network parameters:
.
interface = ${interface}
hostname = ${hostname}
domain = ${domain}
dhcp hostname = ${dhcp_hostname}
nameservers = ${nameservers}
Template: netcfg/dhcp_progress
Type: text
_Description: Configuring the network with DHCP
Template: netcfg/dhcp_progress_note
Type: text
_Description: This may take some time.
Template: netcfg/no_dhcp_client
Type: error
_Description: No DHCP client found
No DHCP client was found. This package requires pump or dhcp-client.
.
The DHCP configuration process will be aborted.
Template: netcfg/dhcp_retry
Type: boolean
Default: false
_Description: Do you want to retry DHCP network configuration?
No IP address was offered during DHCP network configuration. DHCP servers
are sometimes really slow. In this case you can retry.
Template: netcfg/dhcp-title
Type: text
# Title displayed when configuring this package
_Description: Dynamic network configuration (DHCP)
Template: debian-installer/netcfg-dhcp/title
Type: text
# Item in the main menu to select this package
_Description: Configure the network using dynamic addressing (DHCP)
Template: netcfg/get_ipaddress
Type: string
_Description: IP address:
The IP address is unique to your computer and consists of four numbers
separated by periods. If you don't know what to use here, consult your
network administrator.
Template: netcfg/get_pointopoint
Type: string
_Description: Point-to-point address:
The point-to-point address is used to determine the other endpoint of the
point to point network. Consult your network administrator if you do not
know the value. The point-to-point address should be entered as four numbers
separated by periods.
Template: netcfg/get_netmask
Type: string
Default: 255.255.255.0
_Description: Netmask:
The netmask is used to determine which machines are local to your
network. Consult your network administrator if you do not know the
value. The netmask should be entered as four numbers separated by
periods.
Template: netcfg/get_gateway
Type: string
_Description: Gateway:
The gateway is an IP address (four numbers separated by periods) that
indicates the gateway router, also known as the default router. All
traffic that goes outside your LAN (for instance, to the Internet) is
sent through this router. In rare circumstances, you may have no
router; in that case, you can leave this blank. If you don't know
the proper answer to this question, consult your network
administrator.
Template: netcfg/gateway_unreachable
Type: error
_Description: Unreachable gateway
The gateway address you entered is unreachable.
.
You may have made an error entering your IP address, netmask and/or
gateway.
Template: netcfg/confirm_static
Type: boolean
Default: true
_Description: Is this information correct?
Currently configured network parameters:
.
interface = ${interface}
hostname = ${hostname}
domain = ${domain}
ipaddress = ${ipaddress}
netmask = ${netmask}
gateway = ${gateway}
pointopoint = ${pointopoint}
nameservers = ${nameservers}
Template: netcfg/static-title
Type: text
# Title displayed when configuring this package
_Description: Static network configuration
Template: debian-installer/netcfg-static/title
Type: text
# Item in the main menu to select this package
_Description: Configure a network using static addressing
