Hi Martin, >Package: installation-reports > >I first chose the language, but it didn't ask me for the country but >instead dropped me into main menu on "Select a keyboard layout". Maybe >this was because of 32 MB memory only, but I didn't get a message about >low-mem installs. > >"Select a keyboard layout": doesn't do anything (I didn't have a >keyboard conncted, but anyway). >
Can you be more specific ? Do you mean you were given this option at the main-menu, which then did nothing? or you were given a kbd-chooser screen, and if so what did it show, and what happened? What is supposed to happen in this instance is that kbd-chooser, when run on a serial-console system, will autodetect the serial console and quit, unless DEBCONF_PRIORITY=low, in which case you get to configure a keyboard if it is present. This should mean you don't actually get to see a kbd-chooser screen on a serial-console machine in the "normal flow", when DEBCONF_PRIORITY=high (Its now looking for "console=ttyS*" on /proc/cmdline to see if a serial console is used). - Alastair -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
