Gavin Hamill wrote: > Installer before reboot: > The installer did not detect my network card. I have an old ISA > Plug-n-Play NE2000 compatible. When I selected "ne" from the driver > list, it was detected immediately without requiring any IO/IRQ settings. > > I can understand if 'discover' simply doesn't support ISA any more - > it's been legacy for too long already. However, "ne" was not added > to /etc/modules, so on reboot I was unable to access the LAN until I > loaded the module and /etc/init.d/networking restart.
It's supposed to be added. I'm not sure if something in this area was fixed after beta 3. > Base-config: > The "Set up users and passwords" writes two lines of similar text to the > whiptail window when asking for a normal-priv user. The exact texts are > something like "Please enter a name" and "Please enter the name". There is a bug on the passwd package about this already. > Tasksel's 'Custom Kernel' package will install kernel-source-2.4.25, > when the installer has installed 2.4.26-386. This will be fixed once 2.4.26 enters testing, which it has not done yet. > Tasksel is confusing to use. The Help text says that pressing ENTER or > SPACEBAR on a task will toggle the selection. This is not the case. If I > use the LEFT/RIGHT cursor keys to see "More Info" for a task, then > pressing ENTER or SPACEBAR will again invoke the 'More Info' function. You're not on a task then, you're on a button. Problem is that tasksel does not remove any visual indication that you're on a task. Please file a bug on it. -- see shy jo
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