martin f krafft wrote: > I cannot figure out how base-config uses debconf. No matter whether > I reconfigure debconf/priority or override the seeting with > $DEBIAN_PRIORITY, base-config always uses the priority used for the > installation. > > Also, it seems that starting base-config (even with 'new') from the > command line always displays the menu, no matter what the priority > is set to. root@dragon:/home/joey>DEBIAN_PRIORITY=medium base-config Configuring the base system... Debian base system configuration -------------------------------- This is the base system configuration menu. 1. Preconfigure language-related parameters 2. Configure timezone 3. Set up users and passwords 4. Set the hostname 5. Configure apt 6. Select and install packages 7. Postconfigure language-related parameters 8. Finish configuring the base system 9. Execute a shell Choose the next step in the install process: 1 base-config new is only for new installs and so it will load the debconf priority from the first stage installer, whatever it happened to be. -- see shy jo
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