> Initial boot: [O]
> Detect network card: [E]
> Configure network: [E]
> Detect media: [O]
> Load installer modules: [O]
> Detect hard drives: [O]
> Partition hard drives: [O]
> Install base system: [O]
> Clock/timezone setup: [O]
> User/password setup: [O]
> Install tasks: [O]
> Install boot loader: [O]
> Overall install: [E ]
>
> Comments/Problems:
> Motherboard built-in NIC (Intel i219) not recognised. Installer prompted to
> pick a driver however no i219 driver was listed. I tried some of the listed
> Intel drivers without success. I had to install a Realtek NIC into a PCIe
> slot in order to install. Used text-mode install. Removed Realtek NIC after
> installation.
>
> <Description of the install, in prose, and any thoughts, comments
> and ideas you had during the initial install.>
> Minor point: Installer (tasksel) defaults to Gnome desktop so the first time
> I tried I accidentally installed Gnome. Reinstalled and remembered to
> deselect Gnome and select my usual desktop (mate). Previous installers didn't
> default, except to the first entry (debian desktop).
>
> Post install and video is stuck at 1024x768 with unknown monitor listed. I'm
> guessing Rocket Lake iGPUs aren't supported yet.
The missing support for Intel i219 and the Rocket lake iGPU is only a matter
of time. You could try a recent development image, to see if it already works
there.
Since this is not an installation issue per-se, I'm closing this bug.
Thanks for reporting anyway
Holger
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