Holger Wansing wrote: > > You don't need to; all these steps handle the case of there being no network > > cleanly. Clock setup will let you choose your timezone, even if it can't > > use ntp to synch the clock. Network configuration will still let you pick > > a hostname for the machine, which is useful even if it's not networked. > > No, that's not correct. When choosing step "Configure the clock", > it says (wrote from mind, not exactly verbatim): > "This step requires a step that wasn't performed, so that step > needs to be done before. Step that needs to be done before: > Configure network." > Aka "Configure clock" requires network. As I said, the Configure network step will detect if you do not have a network card, and succeed (after allowing you to choose a hostname). So don't skip it, or any other step. -- see shy jo
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