ZedroS Schwart wrote: > Hi all > > > Thanks for your advice ! > > So finally, using 7 Zip, it has worked out really well. It was both > quick and working ! :) > > (to finish the side note : I already tried to boot on my ubuntu cd, > but the wifi didn't work, even if the card was detected, it wouldn't > let me configure my WPA network because "the card doesn't support it". > So it's no so straightforward.) > Thanks for the follow-up.. While nothing to do with wicket. It's always encouraged with open source projects to test, provide feedback and where applicable file bug reports. So if you get a chance make sure there's at least a bug report on your wireless card to add the support you need. Even better would be if you could send a patch. I mean it could be as trivial as adding a device id to a header. This same type of philosophy and feedback process goes for Wicket as well.
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