On Friday 25 January 2002 05:03 am, you wrote:
Easy solution is to ditch the peer networking, and the crossover cable and
spring for a cheap 4 port switch. If you really want to get fancy, get a DSL
firewall appliance with a built in switch.
That way both consoles can get net access and talk t
poogle wrote:
> >No I only want to be able to move files between machines for now, for
> example if I download something bigger than 1.44mb, I don't want to have to
> burn a CD just to get it onto the laptop, and I don't want to connect the
> laptop to the internet to download it again. (Windows h
On Friday 25 January 2002 14:04 pm, you wrote:
> On Fri, 2002-01-25 at 07:03, poogle wrote:
> > I have a network card in my PC and a pcmcia network card in my laptop,
> > both are recognised/configured , I have crossover RJ45 cable and now I
> > want them to talk to each other. (both running 8.1,
There is a nice two pager on NFS in the documents section at
www.mandrakeuser.org
One thing to remember the tutorial does not make clear :-
You must have exactly the same users in both computers, and they must have
identical user id numbers. So for example user 'poolgle uid=501' on computer
A
On Fri, 2002-01-25 at 07:03, poogle wrote:
> I have a network card in my PC and a pcmcia network card in my laptop, both
> are recognised/configured , I have crossover RJ45 cable and now I want them
> to talk to each other. (both running 8.1, Windows not involved here)
> I have read the books an
I have a network card in my PC and a pcmcia network card in my laptop, both
are recognised/configured , I have crossover RJ45 cable and now I want them
to talk to each other. (both running 8.1, Windows not involved here)
I have read the books and rtfm but still don't understand what to do.
Can a
