Steven Mackenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
you can't do this. There's no network modules on the cdrom boot image.
Fair enough. Perhaps the installer could warn when the display parameter
is used, or just ignore it ...
It just tries to honour it without handling potential errors.
Now, it
The cdrom boot image should configure networking if the 'display' parameter
is specified.
I tried to do an install using the network.img (dated 26 Feb 2002), and saw
that there was a display option. This worked as I expected:
I booted from a network.img disk, hit F1, and typed
vgalo
From: Pixel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It would be good if the cdrom boot image prompted the user for network
configuration info if the display option has been given on the command
line.
you can't do this. There's no network modules on the cdrom boot image.
Fair enough. Perhaps the installer could
Steven Mackenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It would be good if the cdrom boot image prompted the user for network
configuration info if the display option has been given on the command line.
you can't do this. There's no network modules on the cdrom boot image.
