"Since the cd will only appear, if the system was installed with the
packages from the alternate cdrom"
So... I don't follow you here... A "normal" installation will not prompt
for the CD? If it doesn't, please ignore the rest of this entry.
"It could be annoying for dial-up.users if we would tri
If you don't want to use the cdrom anymore, you should disable it in the
software-properties.
On dapper: System>Administration>Software Properties
On edgy: System>Administration>Software Sources
I don't think that there is a reasonable base on which we can guess if
the user really needs the cdrom
Please don't SHOUT in future.
** Summary changed:
- a FINISHED INSTALLATION SHOULD NOT DEPEND NON THE MEDIA!!!
+ don't demand CD even though it's in sources.list
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don't demand CD even though it's in sources.list
https://launchpad.net/bugs/61851
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I definitely think it's a feature that the CD is in sources.list, as
Sarah says, but perhaps a bug that synaptic is excessively demanding
about it.
** Changed in: debian-installer (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: debian-installer => synaptic
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don't demand CD even though it's in sources.list
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