I recently installed on a friend's network, which had a WEP key with a
space in it. The installer worked, but it wrote a
/etc/network/interfaces file that didn't work. After boot, the key was
set to the substring up to and not including the space in the WEP key.
I _think_ that a backslash befo
Package: debian-installer
(adding to BTS so it doesn't get dropped.)
I recently installed on a friend's network, which had a WEP key with a
space in it. The installer worked, but it wrote a
/etc/network/interfaces file that didn't work. After boot, the key was
set to the substring up to and not
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