configure unprotected wifi when WPA_PASSWORD is unset #357
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configure unprotected wifi when WPA_PASSWORD is unset (RPi-Distro#357)
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Hello,
I wanted to create a Raspbian image with a configured unprotected wifi network.
I found out that with the current code only protected wifi networks are possible to configure.
Maybe my solution can be used.
Greets,
Christian