I found something different for when I press Enter to exit the DNS setup , here is the capture : Management Network Configuration ***** WARNING ***** Configuring the network will destroy any existing networking configuration on this system. ***** WARNING ***** Physical Networking Devices (*=PXE boot interface) Name Driver MAC *eth0 tg3 00:22:19:2d:4b:95 1) eth0 4) Abort 2) DNS 5) Save And Return To Menu 3) NTP Please select an interface or configuration option: 2 Please enter the first DNS server (or ENTER to exit): 123.123.123.123 Please enter the second DNS server (or ENTER to exit): Is this correct ([Y]es/[N]o/[A]bort)? n Please enter the first DNS server (or ENTER to exit): Please enter the second DNS server (or ENTER to exit): Is this correct ([Y]es/[N]o/[A]bort)? a Management Network Configuration ***** WARNING ***** Configuring the network will destroy any existing networking configuration on this system. ***** WARNING ***** Physical Networking Devices (*=PXE boot interface) Name Driver MAC *eth0 tg3 00:22:19:2d:4b:95 1) eth0 4) Abort 2) DNS 5) Save And Return To Menu 3) NTP Please select an interface or configuration option: 2 Please enter the first DNS server (or ENTER to exit): Aborted... You can see from the above, if I press Enter at the first sight of prompt, then I will abort the DNS settings, then if I warning a wrong setup, and back to configure it, then I have to press Enter twice. Else, why I rejected to set the first DNS ,then I will receive the prompt for the second DNS server setting ? At least I should receive the prompt for the first DNS again, right ? Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.just as the description 2. 3. Actual results: different result for different time when press the Enter key for DNS setup Expected results: If the user press Enter without inputting anything, we should exit the DNS setting, or just repeat the first DNS request again. Additional info:
Patch has been sent to the ovirt-devel mailing list: https://www.redhat.com/archives/ovirt-devel/2009-August/msg00084.html