Step 1/11 ("Graphics Drivers" screen):the default Video Driver is already selected as "Open Source Driver", but you can't click the [Forward] button because it is grayed out. If I change the selected driver to the other option ("AMD Graphics"), then the [Forward] button ungray's. Then I can change back to the open source driver. Forward button stays ungray'ed. Expected behaivor: [Forward] Button should be usable when screen first comes up.
Step 2/11 ("Master Backend Connection Information" screen): Again, [forward] button is not available to click even though all fields have auto-populated data in them. The only way to get the [forward] button to activate is to press the [test connection] button (which of course for a local/new install, always results in a "Connection results: failure" message - but that doesn't matter... it makes the [forward] button usable). More concerning, no matter what I do on this screen, the [back] button is also not available for clicking, so user can't go change anything on the previous step. Expected behavior: [back] button is usable. [forward] button should be usable if fields are filled out without hitting the [test connection] button.
side comment: I was a bit surprised at the contents of the screen at step 2. It is asking about backend info without having asked if this is a frontend only, backend only, slave-backend, etc.
Hi Marc:
Was 1/11 with Wubi? Was this 9.10 beta?
Wubi assumes that it can only do a frontend install (otherwise you wouldn't
have enough space for recordings), so 2/11 would be expected
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 06:30, MarcRandolph <email address hidden> wrote:
> Public bug reported:
>
> Step 1/11 ("Graphics Drivers" screen):the default Video Driver is
> already selected as "Open Source Driver", but you can't click the
> [Forward] button because it is grayed out. If I change the selected
> driver to the other option ("AMD Graphics"), then the [Forward] button
> ungray's. Then I can change back to the open source driver. Forward
> button stays ungray'ed. Expected behaivor: [Forward] Button should be
> usable when screen first comes up.
>
> Step 2/11 ("Master Backend Connection Information" screen): Again,
> [forward] button is not available to click even though all fields have
> auto-populated data in them. The only way to get the [forward] button
> to activate is to press the [test connection] button (which of course
> for a local/new install, always results in a "Connection results:
> failure" message - but that doesn't matter... it makes the [forward]
> button usable). More concerning, no matter what I do on this screen,
> the [back] button is also not available for clicking, so user can't go
> change anything on the previous step. Expected behavior: [back] button
> is usable. [forward] button should be usable if fields are filled out
> without hitting the [test connection] button.
>
> side comment: I was a bit surprised at the contents of the screen at
> step 2. It is asking about backend info without having asked if this is
> a frontend only, backend only, slave-backend, etc.
>
> ** Affects: mythbuntu
> Importance: Undecided
> Status: New
>
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> Mythbuntu 9.10 installer [forward] and [back] buttons grayed out
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Mario Limonciello
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