Hi, On Thursday 30 November 2006 15:49, you wrote: > That's not what I was asking - during run (install) time, there is no way > to pull udebs off the net then, I gather? If you use your own mirror and modify that, you can. It's even explained in the d-i developer documentation how to do this, as this is a FAQ. > Just to make myself clear: I do _not_ consider hiding a note on how to > silence the fans in the release notes' errata to be sufficient according > to Debian quality standards. Not the standards I've come to expect from > past releases, at least. I completly agree, but you seem to be not aware, that we are talking about RC1 of the debian-installer and RC1 means "Release Candiate 1". It's called "RC1", "testing" and "unstable" for reasons. The only reason I care about this info in the release notes for RC1, is to have this issue solved (by documenting a workaround) in etch as well. In unstable it's fixed. regards, Holger -- quoting http://www.debian.org/MailingLists/index.de.html#codeofconduct "When using the Debian mailing lists, please follow these rules:... When replying to messages on the mailing list, do not send a carbon copy (CC) to the original poster unless they explicitly request to be copied." We live in the year 2006, a few bytes wasted in the footer of a mail don't hurt anymore, but everybody is flooded with information and attention is a spare ressource. If you send a mail cc: to a list and to me, it will catch my attention even if I have none. Please don't. Unless you specifically want to catch my attention of course :) But If I don't say otherwise, I'm subscribed to the mailinglist (and this is true for non-Debian lists as well) and you don't need to cc: me. Thanks.
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