Description of Problem: Running through internet-druid the second time around, it does not allow for modem selection. Possibly related to bug# 50708. This is not critical though, as it does simply select the default modem. How Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Run through internet-druid once, then run through it again. 2. Note that modem configuration does not occur the second time around 3. However, at the end of the druid, a modem selection is indicated. Actual Results: Unable to select/configure modem on the second run-through of internet-druid. Expected Results: Either it should let you know it is defaulting, or at least indicate that it is choosing the default modem. Optimal would be to run through the modem configuration againt to allow the choice of the existing configuration or a new one (different dialer settings, etc). Additional Information:
This defect is considered SHOULD-FIX for Fairfax.
Than, Could you simply add the message at the end of the druid that /dev/modem is being used as modem device so that the user knows what to expect? Thanks, Read ya, Phil
The message is already there -- the user is notified that they are using the default modem configuration, whether they want to or not.
I just realized that wasn't clear. The message is at the very end of the configuration, instead of at the beginning where the modem configuration was the first time through. This is confusing, and the notice of the default is sort of buried in the final configuration information.
internet-druid always selects the 1. Modem as default. if we allow user to select all present modems, we have to change the GUI. That's bad. I think, the internet-druid is here to allow users making quickly provider configuration.