Hello Dimitri, Quoting Dimitri John Ledkov (xnox@debian.org): > Hello, > > To fix https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=433568 I have > been working on a patch to netcfg and it introduces a few new > questions. > > These are medium priority questions, and I bet most people will be > pre-seeding netcfg/vlan_id. VLAN is a way to tag packets on a network > connection, and thus able to run what essentially look like separate > networks, on a common physical network topology. > > I'm guessing this is only relevant in an enterprise / highly advanced setups. > > I would like to request an English quality review, a wider feedback > from d-i community if below templates are good, and also ask whether > or not these should be marked for translation at all. IMHO, they should be marked for translation. > > Template: netcfg/use_vlan > Type: boolean > Default: false > # :sl6: > _Description: Are you connected to an IEEE 802.1Q VLAN trunk port? > Virtual LAN (VLAN) is a concept of partitioning a physical network to create > distinct broadcast domains. Packets can be marked for different IDs by > tagging, so that a single interconnect (trunk) may be used to transport > data for various VLANs. > . > If your network interface is directly connected to a VLAN trunk port, > specifying a VLAN ID may be necessary to get a working connection. Just try dropping "your" if possible (what we call "unpersonnalization") : s/your/the should be enough > > Template: netcfg/vlan_id > Type: string > # :sl6: > _Description: VLAN ID (1-4094): > If your network interface is directly connected to a VLAN trunk port, > specifying a VLAN ID may be necessary to get a working connection. Ditto. > > Template: netcfg/vlan_failed > Type: error > # :sl6: > _Description: Error setting up VLAN > The command used to set up VLAN during the installation returned an > error, please check installer logs, or go back and try another > configuration. "the" VLAN ? Justin? Ditto for "the" installer logs?
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