Michael Gilbert wrote: > the debian-installer allowed me to configure my wireless lan settings > during the initial network setup (before the first boot during the > installation...this step actually worked correctly and the first set of > packages needed for the base system were obtained over my wireless lan). i use a > wireless lan with a non-default ssid and wep enabled (a more secure setup than using > defaults). this wlan information appears to have been discarded upon the first boot > when the network was being brought up. instead, no network connection was > initiated. i had to resort to an installation via wired lan. > > i think that the standard user should expect that if they set up wlan > settings at one point in time that they well be stored and used > indefinately within their new system (unless that user actually decides > to modify those settings).
What version of the installer was this, and what's the URL to the image you booted? -- see shy jo
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