Re: 2nd question must ask debconf level

2003-11-17 Thread Andrew Pollock
On Thu, Nov 13, 2003 at 12:43:57AM +0100, Sebastian Ley wrote: > > In fact it is easier: At the boot prompt enter: > linux DEBCONF_PRIORITY=medium (or low if you wish) Finally! I've been wondering how to change the priority (I figured it was something along these lines). Andrew -- To UNSUBSC

Re: 2nd question must ask debconf level

2003-11-12 Thread Glenn McGrath
On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 00:43:57 +0100 Sebastian Ley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In fact it is easier: At the boot prompt enter: > linux DEBCONF_PRIORITY=medium (or low if you wish) Ok, didnt know that, perhaps some help menus at the boot prompt would be usefull, like the old boot floppies had. G

Re: 2nd question must ask debconf level

2003-11-12 Thread Sebastian Ley
Am Do, den 13.11.2003 schrieb Glenn McGrath um 00:16: > Im sure there are a lot of users who want things to work automatically, > but not everyone does, and it makes problems more difficult to fix. > > Unless the 2nd question asks the level of questioning the only way the > user effecting the inst

2nd question must ask debconf level

2003-11-12 Thread Glenn McGrath
Im sure there are a lot of users who want things to work automatically, but not everyone does, and it makes problems more difficult to fix. Unless the 2nd question asks the level of questioning the only way the user effecting the installation, is from the console (i wasnt sure of what the command