hi Reproducible: Always
Thanks for your feedback and I hope the CD works for you. Can you explain to me how this particular resolv.conf "prevents network configuration?" /etc is writable once the cd comes up, dhcpcd should overlay resolv.conf with something good or you can hand edit it.
(In reply to comment #1) > Thanks for your feedback and I hope the CD works for you. > > Can you explain to me how this particular resolv.conf "prevents network > configuration?" /etc is writable once the cd comes up, dhcpcd should overlay > resolv.conf with something good or you can hand edit it. > (In reply to comment #1) > Thanks for your feedback and I hope the CD works for you. > > Can you explain to me how this particular resolv.conf "prevents network > configuration?" /etc is writable once the cd comes up, dhcpcd should overlay > resolv.conf with something good or you can hand edit it. > oh forget it, i just thought youd want to make a new cd so the whole gentoo universe wouldnt have to wait for your nameserver to timout
Dude, You took this the wrong way. I am trying to understand if this breaks usage or it's something you can live with. I am happy to release a new livecd, even just for a cosmetic problem. I was working on a known dhcpcd problem, and thought if I fixed both of these problems within the week, that might be cool. I was more trying to understand if the iso was busted for you or inconvenient. Let me know and I would be happy to fixor it up. Join us on irc too!
just pulling your leg, the fbi is watching me so i have to act overly-dramatic and excitable so they have somethingto write in their niotebooks
