Thank you for the quick reply. Adam Di Carlo wrote:
I'm thinking of "selling" pre-installed Debian computer systems for end users. With the current (or old?) installer, I must either customize the network configuration per user or instruct users to edit those configuration files by hand, both of which are what I'd like to avoid in a long run. If it could be solved, I could even make a minimally-configured installation image in advance.Well, I dunno what you're doing, but if you're a net admin, I would use DHCP. If your a distributor of some sort, I guess I would work with the netbase maintainer and get some sort of debconf action going on.
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