George Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I have just attempted to install 9.1 beta 1 and it went as follows: > > 1. I have both a PS2 and a USB mouse on my system. The install came up on > only the USB mouse. No problem, I suppose, though it would be nice if all > mice were recognized on the initial install.
are both mice configured *after* install? > > 2. If one misses the cue to 'agree' to the license agreement, there is very > little in your face feedback to let you know where you went astray. The > following screen which reads in small print 'Did you really mean to reject the > license agreement?" is anemic. There should be something bold in large font > like: !!! Installation not permited unless license agreement is accepted !!!. > Otherwise one can get into the next ... next ... next syndrome assuming they > are choosing the default which is normally the correct method. The other > option is simply to disable the next button until the license agreement is > accepted. there could be a checkbox, and disable Next... i'll see. [...] > 4. Summary: Default is hardware clock set to GMT - shouldn't local time be > default? the default depends on the presence of windows partitions. > I think it always has been. Neither my HP Deskjet 810C on USB nor > my LaserJet IIIP on parallel get detected and there is no way to set them up > manually during install. Seems strange. My Radeon 7000 fails to be detected, > install shows 'Custom' whatever that means. I set to Radeon manually (accel > enabled) and tested with no problems detected. should be fixed
