David Hart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Just tried a hd install from a local mirror current as of this mailing.
>
> Install-Expert-Low security-All groups-No individual package changes.
>
> In the individual package selection dialog (which, by the way is a huge
> improvement over 7.0 :), what's the deal with the "automatic dependencies"
> option? I assume this means to automatically fill dependencies, but if so, why
> isn't it on by default?
it means don't bother you everytime about dependencies. In *any* case,
dependencies are fulfilled!
> At the networking stage, the first dialog says "Networking is already
> configured" and gives me the options to change it or not. Why would it already
> be configured if I'm doing a fresh install?
it usually happens for network installs. Strange that it may happen in hd
install!
>I was able to set up both my NICs
> and configure them easily after selecting "reconfigure". Very nice.
> Couldn't get crypto going. Any site I selected gave me a warning on F3.
> "Warning: Net::FTP: Bad peer address ...propogated at
> /usr/bin/perl-install/ftp.pm line 41".
> In the bootloader stage, only lilo was available to select. Shouldn't
> grub be listed too, or is it the default if I don't select lilo? Kind of
> confusing.
did you use reiserfs?
