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If the user hits [enter] -- not realizing that the default answer [n] will cancel the install -- they will get some nasty errors and may think that the install just failed.
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As a side note, do you want to know what the most painful thing about this is....I have for the past hour been stumped by why my installation of SmartOS wouldn't complete with the exact error as stated. It doesn't except "Y" as a correct answer either. Only "y" even though it's a "Y" in the first yes/no question. I guess my point is that it would be nice to have the "Y" and "y" options standardize as some parts of the OS will only except one or the other without letting you know which to use. Or simply make it idiot proof and have both options as standard, |
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On the final prompt during configuration, if the user hits [enter] -- not realizing that the default answer [n] will cancel the install -- they will get this message:
... followed by some nasty errors, like this:
... then the server reboots and the configuration starts over again -- which makes it look like the install tried, but failed.
It happened to me, and I can't be the only idiot...right?