No, it doesn't - not at the post-install network check phase, which is where people will hit this issue unexpectedly. You have to pop a terminal and load the dr

No, it doesn't - not at the post-install network check phase, which is where people will hit this issue unexpectedly. You have to pop a terminal and load the drivers that way, or for now, trigger the bypass. > Here's some instructions for you To clarify even more explicitly, I don't need your instructions or help. My point was to illustrate that this is unacceptable, not that I'm in need of IT help. I shouldn't need a second computer to download drivers to a USB drive, and I shouldn't need to know in advance that I'll need to do this, and I shouldn't need to be able to recall it during an unrelated part of the installation where the installer decides to grace me with a button to load drivers. This is nonsense. Even requiring network connectivity is plain nonsense in its own right.