This patches make nm-c-e usable (1), and actually used for network enablement (2), and also add support for wireless into stage2 (3). (1) When nm-c-e was invoked, it didn't contain any devices that were not enabled in stage 1 - we have to set NM_CONTROLLED so that nm-c-e sees the devices. (2) Stage 2 Enable Network dialog was removed and nm-c-e is used instead - same as for network configuration using [Configure Network] button (see gui.py enableNetwork function, patch [9/22]). Before invoking nm-c-e for enablement (not just for configuration), user is asked which device to use (combo as in old enable network dialog) and he can also uncheck devices that he doesn't want to be controlled by NM (the latter applies also for network configuration). This introduces ipv6 support in stage2 (gui). These two (patches with #520146 in commit message) are both for master and rhel6-branch. (3) Wireless support for stage 2 was added - if there are wireless devices, user is also asked to choose AP before running nm-c-e (and ESSID ifcfg value is updated). Patches [16/22], [22/22] This is for master. nm-c-e use for stage2 network configuration (and enablement) resulted in tighter linking of NetworkDevice objects with device's ifcfg file because ifcfg files seems to be the way we need to communicate with nm-c-e (pass values to nm-c-e) The patches was tested for 2 wired net cards, and for one wired + one wireless, I used anaconda 14.1 for testing, patches I sent are applicable to master. TODO: - I added also some todo/discutable patches [17-22/22] for considering. - I still need to do kickstart testing. - Test handling of keys files for wireless, I need a testing machine with wireless where I could do complete install (not my ntb that I am using now;) - New dialogs need polishing. Radek _______________________________________________ Anaconda-devel-list mailing list Anaconda-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/anaconda-devel-list
