Description of problem: I freshly installed Fedora 19 TC6 i386 (Fedora-Live-Desktop-i686-19-TC6-1.iso). After the first login I was asked to specify locale settings, network connection etc. via gnome-initial-setup. As I have disabled the wireless connection (and wired connection is up and running), the system cannot find any wireless APs to connect to. It shows kinda strange screen with text field "no text". Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-initial-setup-0.12-1.fc19.i686 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install F19 from Live DVD (not creating a root password, but only an administrator user account) 2. disable your wireless adapter 3. log in to the installed system 4. click 'next' in gnome-initial-setup until you are on "network" screen Actual results: "no text" is shown Expected results: The program should either omit the network screen when it sees no wireless APs or show some information regarding the possible causes. Additional info:
Created attachment 763747 [details] Current "network" screen of gnome-initial-setup
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