F10 is about to go out the door, and I have a question about
installation. Now that NM is included in anaconda, and pretty much
required that you give it a DHCP address, is there some way to bypass
it? I generally like to assign a static IP on some of my machines.
Some folks that get the installa
David G. Mackay wrote:
F10 is about to go out the door, and I have a question about
installation. Now that NM is included in anaconda, and pretty much
required that you give it a DHCP address, is there some way to bypass
it? I generally like to assign a static IP on some of my machines.
Some fo
On Sun, 2008-11-23 at 19:13 -0600, David G. Mackay wrote:
> F10 is about to go out the door, and I have a question about
> installation. Now that NM is included in anaconda, and pretty much
> required that you give it a DHCP address, is there some way to bypass
> it? I generally like to assign a
On Mon, 2008-11-24 at 00:10 -0600, Mike Chambers wrote:
> You can still install via static IP, just not straight up as default.
> If at the boot prompt you issue the "askmethod" parameter, it will let
> you install the old way and setup networking towards the start. And NM
> will use the static I
David G. Mackay wrote:
F10 is about to go out the door, and I have a question about
installation. Now that NM is included in anaconda, and pretty much
required that you give it a DHCP address, is there some way to bypass
it? I generally like to assign a static IP on some of my machines.
Some fo
