Testing Dapper Flight CD 4

[Loïc Martin]

Hi,

I'm trying to test Dapper Flight CD 4 (mainly to test Chinese input 
methods in Dapper) but have a few questions. I'm sorry if it isn't the 
right list, but I don't see any dapper special list and ubuntu-users 
isn't for development discussions.

1 Language support :
According to 
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2006-February/000050.html

>  * As yet, there is no language, location, or keymap configuration
>    support. Obviously these are high on the list of things to sort out.
>
>  * It doesn't deal with installing language packs.
>
does this mean that there's no point in testing input methods and 
Chinese support  in Dapper yet? If so is it planned for Flight 5?

2 Bug report :
I'm ready to fill bug reports for dapper but as for now only 8 bugs are 
listed on https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+bugs which leads 
me to think I've hit the wrong place... and 
https://launchpad.net/malone/ doesn't allow setting the version of 
Ubuntu used.
Also, I don't have a clue about which package I should choose for bugs 
that appears during the installation, and would be grateful for any hint 
about these.
Mainly :
2.1 pressing F2 after the CD start and choosing French freezes the 
installer (only F1 works but nothing else). Others languages works even 
though most don't change anything on the first screen.
2.2 network configuration doesn't work here for an adsl connection that 
requires a password (Ethernet modem). DHCP fails and manual 
configuration ask for an IP address (which I don't have since mine is 
dynamically  attributed).  Never is my password asked, not even my login 
for the provider.
2.3 Chinese (simplified) install never asks for a password, nor does a 
French install. After install and reboot, I'm stuck at login screen, 
since I don't have any password (not even an user yet, I think :)

Other than that, both Chinese and French localisation for the installer 
are really good. Only Chinese installer doesn't provide an input method, 
and everything has to be typed using English, but that's quite ok at 
that stage thanks to the small amount of information required at that 
stage (except for setting the name of the user & his login, the rest 
only deals with information that's only in Latin characters).

I'd also be really grateful if anyone could point me how to solve 2.3 so 
I can continue testing :)

Thanks,
Loïc