On Wed, Apr 3, 2013 at 6:25 AM, Scott Moore <[email protected]> wrote:
While installing the ISO yesterday for a daily test, I learned that an
ethernet cable had gone bad. The laptop then tried to connect to wi-fi
during the installation. However, it did not attempt to connect until
after
the screen that asks me to make sure I'm connected to the internet in
order
to download updates during the installation. After I connected to the
wireless router, it did go back to that screen and gave me the opportunity
to check the box to download updates. As a suggestion, I would have the
installer prompt the user to connect to wi-fi before presenting the option
to download updates. In other words, when the only NIC available is a
wireless NIC, the screen called "Wireless" should come before the screen
called "Preparing to Install Xubuntu".
Thanks for testing, Scott!
Were you able to complete the install? If so, please run:
ubuntu-bug ubiquity
To submit the bug with this explanation to the installer package
(ubiquity). This will get it to the right people who can look into it
:)
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I was able to install it but I'm not able to file a bug with ubuntu-bug. I
entered the command as given but it gives me the error "no packages found
matching ubiquity". I'll go ahead and file a bug manually through launchpad
though.
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