Hi, even when using the latest available boot.iso CD, there is no way to install Fedora if you are on dial-up DSL. I have two ways (new: dsl usb modem [probably too proprietary] / old: use my old ethernet LAN modem), so the latter would suffice, but currently AFAICS there is no way to install via internet if you're on dial-up. The connection is broadband, of course, so speed is no problem; the only problem is that the installer expects a permanent internet connection when probing, hence it will not find my setup, as I require authentication (logon + password) for internet access. The only way out for now is use the four iso CD images. Yet I'd appreciate a way to install via internet. Would this be a big thing to implement or a greater effort? -s
Thank you for the report. Changing status to assigned
Doing a network install over dial up is going to take enough time that you're better off getting ISOs from somewhere else. Trying to support this is going to be a major effort for very little gain.