Not sure whether this would be better reassigned to netcfg or
ddetect. Joey?
Quoting Matt Taggart ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Package: debian-installer
Severity: wishlist
It would be really cool if during an install you could be prompted to
name the various network interfaces for use with nameif.
Christian Perrier writes...
Should be something like:
_Description: Do you want to changer network interface names?
It appears that the system has more than one network interface.
You can change their default names to more meaningful names.
(English to be enhanced here?)
changer
_Description: Do you want to changer network interface names?
It appears that the system has more than one network interface.
You can change their default names to more meaningful names.
(English to be enhanced here?)
changer should be something else, maybe modify'
yuck. Some
Christian Perrier wrote:
Not sure whether this would be better reassigned to netcfg or
ddetect. Joey?
ddetect.
We need to use nameif for interfaces anyway because the kernel enforces
no guaranteed names on interfaces except module load order, which is too
fragile to rely on and the cause of
Not sure about adding a question about interface names; netcfg already
uses link information to decide which one of multiple interfaces to use
and I'm not convinced renamingthe interfaces warrants another question
(in high priority anyway).
In high priority, sure That may be discussed
Package: debian-installer
Severity: wishlist
It would be really cool if during an install you could be prompted to
name the various network interfaces for use with nameif. Maybe this
question would only occur if you had more than one interface or were in
expert mode.
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