On Sat, Dec 20, 2003 at 06:33:56PM +0100, Martin Michlmayr wrote: > Configure the network using dynamic addressing (DHCP) > Error > An error occured and the network configuration process has been aborted. > ... > > Since I didn't chose DHCP, it would be good if a short explanation could be > offered. What DHCP is and why we tried to use it. Some people might not > know what DHCP is. This means that netcfg/error template was invoked. This can only ever happen in the 'Choose Interfaces' menu, at least as of current CVS. Does this still happen? > Since I didn't have or want a network, I wanted to choose "Detect and mount > CD-ROM" next. However, that would show the DHCP error again. I could only > continue after manually configuring an IP address. Please don't assume I > want a network just because I have a network card. Also, why is the > "manually configure network" so much further down the menu? I don't understand how this happens, because this seems like it would imply that cdrom-retriever Depends: configured-network, and it doesn't. I will try to find out about this bug. Thanks for the report.. -- Joshua Kwan
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