I suspect that what you are actually inturrupting is not in fact the
process that is issuing the 'ni IPV6 Routers present' message but something
else that is hanging. That is an informational message. Linux has IPV6
support built in even if most people are not using it yet.
Eddie Chen
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Am I the only one having this problem of looking for " no IPv6 routers
presen" during the boot and I need to type ^c to continue the boot
process?.
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