If you want networking la netconf style use netconf with redhat. In debian there is
directory called /etc/network or something edit interfaces file appropriately but I
think debian would have asked for interfaces when it installed.
tips
If you installed package and you want to configure it lateron
just do dpkg --configure <package name>
At install time in custom install you are bogged by packages about 3000 something in
all.
for installing category of packages there is something called task package
like task-gnome,task-tex etc. which is dependent on all appropriate packages thus
installing them too.
If you want to upgrade just do
apt-get upgrade
then
apt-get dist-upgrade
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