Package: cdrom During the "base install" of Debian from a CD ISO I got an error that the vim package was corrupt. Could you do the following:
1) Add a "skip" package button. The installer could skip installation of the package and then download and install the package after installation of the OS. Display a warning message that the OS may be unstable. 2) Add a "retry" button. A user could download and save the package and the correct folder structure to a separate cd or usb drive. The installer would then install the non-corrupt package. 3) If the user selected a network connection that has internet access, the installer could download and then install a replacement package. If one package is corrupt, the user can not continue installation. Downloading an entire new ISO is a waste of bandwidth, if one package is corrupt.
