Manuel Carro wrote:
Which brings me to another question: I'd like also the boot process to stop and ask me "do you network and, if so, which interface"? But I do not want to fiddle around with the startup scripts, because a reinstall would force me to redo the work. Is there any option in any configuration file which would allow me to do this? Setting that option would be a minimal effort.
MCL
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Check out redhat-config-network-gui and utilities provided by the redhat-config-network rpm that comes with fedora (Soon to become system-config-network I expect).
This provides for network profiles managed under /etc/sysconfig/networking/ and the profile can be selected at boot by creating multiple grub entries for your kernel, and appending netprofile=yourProfileNameHere using different profile names on each grub entry.
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