Bugzilla – Bug 147536
problem with language selection on bootscreen
Last modified: 2007-06-08 05:36:23 UTC
I am able to select the language for installation on the boot screen already, very nice feature by the way. When I do this the installation starts with the second screen, check of the media. The problem is that I can not change my mind anymore here and choose another language. While there is the back button enabled, clicking it aborts the installation process instead of going back to the language selection screen. I would expect to get the language selection screen when I choose back.
... and you can't change the charset because you can't access the language screen (no, I don't like utf8 ;-) Workaround: You can reach the language settings some steps later at the proposal / summary screen.
This sounds like a bug anyway. Jiri: Can you check this out, please?
The bug which is there is the fact that the back button is not disabled. I will fix it.
Checked it. It is problem of the checkmedia module (inst_checkmedia), which ignores the argument it gets from ProductControl.
*** Bug 152053 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
still valid in SL10.1 RC1
Jens, still valid means that you can abort installation this way or that you cannot change the language? (if possible, I'm interested in the behavior on 10.2 or any 10.3 snapshot) It was a requirement if the language is selected in the bootloader menu not to ask about it any more.
No feedback for two weeks and the bug was reported with early beta of 10.1. Please, reopen if you can reproduce with 10.2 or some of the 10.3 Alpha snapshots.
I just tested with 10.2 and I can confirm that the bug is solved. However the solution was to disable the back button. This works but prohibits that I can change my language again once I made the selection on the boot screen. IMHO nicer would be to be able to use the back button to go to the language selection. But I think this is not important so I will not open the bug again ;-)
You can change the language in the installation proposal, no need to go back...