Re: highpoint/grub conflict detection would be nice

I've followed up the grub2 side of this at Savannah. However, for Debian-installer, I think a simpler solution is to detect a HPT37x controller by PCI ID or similar (eg. udev loading the hpt366 module or pata_hpt37x or pata_hpt366 would be a good test, I think) and in that case install debian-mbr i

Processed: Re: Bug#394868: installation-report: PPPoE still broken, highpoint/grub conflict detection would be nice

Processing commands for [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > clone 394868 -1 Bug#394868: installation-report: PPPoE still broken, highpoint/grub conflict detection would be nice Bug 394868 cloned as bug 395187. > reassign -1 ppp-udeb Bug#395187: installation-report: PPPoE still broken, highpoint/grub co

Bug#394868: installation-report: PPPoE still broken, highpoint/grub conflict detection would be nice

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 clone 394868 -1 reassign -1 ppp-udeb retitle -1 Several errors in ppp-udeb postinst script # please report furter issues regarding PPPoE in the cloned bug report retitle 394868 highpoint/grub conflict detection would be nice thanks Paul TBBle Hampson

Bug#394868: installation-report: PPPoE still broken, highpoint/grub conflict detection would be nice

Package: installation-report Using a Daily netinst i386 .iso, 2006-10-18 13:26 according to the HTTP server (Reporting manually, reportbug keeps dying on something -_-) Boot method: CD-netinst Image version: i386 Daily 2006-10-18 Date: Repeatedly over the weekend of 2006-10-21 and 2006-10-22 Ma