Gaudenz Steinlin wrote: > As I understood Christain the actual priority at the end of the install > is propagated to base-config. If you encounterd an error at the end of > the install, then this is lower than the priority you started your > install with. > As it is very unlikely that if you had an error in d-i you will have to > recover from this in base-config I suggested to not copy the actual > priority value but to copy the value the user initially choose for the > install. Hm, might work. But it's hard to know where this value might have came from: - cdebconf default - command-line override via "expert" boot or similar - some preloaded cdebconf database of some sort I don't know how prebaseconfig can get at anything except the current priority with any kind of accuracy. > I just thought that it might be nice for people doing an expert install > to raise the priority at the end of base-config. But I don't think this > is important because experts should be able to change the priority > themself. Yep. -- see shy jo
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