> On Wed, May 13, 2020 at 01:23:59PM -0700, Salil Wadnerkar wrote: > > I also want to raise one issue about the install. > > When we try to configure networking, it lets us choose the interface and > > when we select wireless interface, asks us to choose autoconfigure, or > > configure everything manually. In autoconfigure, it doesn't even ask which > > wireless network I want to connect to, and what's the WPA passphrase.
> Yes, wireless network setup is not existent in the installer, it needs > to be done by escaping to the shell and preparing things manualy before > returning to sysinst. > It is on the TODO list... > Martin My experience with sysinst was that the shell was a very limited, rudimentary version of sh. You would pretty much need to know all the things you need to do to configure the wireless interface before going into a sysinst install. It seems that setting up a wireless connection with ifconfig and wpa_supplicant is much simpler in FreeBSD than in NetBSD; not sure about Linux. Tom
