Rick_Thomas wrote:
That's your decision to make, and I respect it, but keep in mind that at
least on OldWorld PowerPC Macs, if you boot from floppies, there is no
way to choose expert mode. You get the default mode whether you like
it or not. So you don't have any escape hatch to crawl out
On Tuesday, April 20, 2004, at 01:47 AM, Joey Hess wrote:
Note that if you hit the go back button at the hostname question,
you'll
get to the main menu, and hitting enter will let you choose how to
configure it.
Thanks! That solves my problem.
However, we still need to get some way to set the
Rick Thomas wrote:
However, we still need to get some way to set the priority (and
other boot-time parameters) for OldWorld PowerMacs doing floppy
based installs. What component should I direct a bug report to on
this subject?
We already have bug #242143 open about that.
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see shy jo
1 - It would be nice to have an option during install, after the network
hardware is up and working
to select an IP address even if DHCP configuration worked for this
portion of the install.
For various reasons, we've decided not to do that. You can configure this if
you boot in expert
On Tue, 2004-04-20 at 00:40, Joey Hess wrote:
1 - It would be nice to have an option during install, after the network
hardware is up and working
to select an IP address even if DHCP configuration worked for this
portion of the install.
For various reasons, we've decided not to do
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