Sebastien Roy wrote:
> The Indiana installation process is currently done off of a r/w ramdisk,
> which is treated as an actual disk. Booting off of the DVD in order to
> install is just like booting the real OS. There is no netboot at all
> ("yet" as Meem pointed out). So, for Indiana installs, one would see
> "net#" interfaces, but since the installation media is different from
> what you're booted off of, those "net#" interfaces might be enumerated
> differently once booted off of the installed media...
It seems like there is some attempt to carry information from the liveCD
booted system to the installed image based on my experience.
While running the livecd I entered the WEP key with NWAM.
When I booted the installed image the WEP key was already there.
I don't know how the installer does this, but it would make sense to
find out more about it.
Erik
