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Installation issues / Re: Installer breaks my system's network configuration...

« on: March 26, 2007, 03:48:22 pm »

You change nic settings in the admin panel under advanced, network settings.  It's true that during install LMCE tries to 'take over' the nic process with the assumption the user doesn't know what he's doing, and it's not integrated into Ubuntu's networking setup.  This is an issue that needs to be resolved.  However in the meantime you should be able to let LMCE change the nic, and then when it's done, change it back to what you want and I don't think LMCE will touch it again unless you go into the network settings manually.

Yes, I thought that too but I cannot install linuxmce because it just runs through its script and it cannot download anything from broken network nor it does not install any packages from cd either. And it usually breaks my profile too from which I am runing it.

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Installation issues / Installer breaks my system's network configuration...

« on: March 26, 2007, 12:20:41 am »

Ok, I have the following problem with installer. It breaks up my network configuration. Is there a possibility to modify the installer so that you would be able to to choose from drop-down box which connection is external and which is internal.

My ubuntu rig has these three network intefaces:

External: Bond0 => eth1,eth2
Internal: eth0, dhcp server etc...

When I run the installer, it just informs me that my external network is in eth0 (which it is not) and then it writes over my /etc/network/interface file and I am unable continue with install. Help plz.