Wie funktioniert das ?? Die Festplatte ist zwar groß genug, aber wie bekomme ich die Daten da drauf ???
Dann: ich habe ein 56er-ELSA-Modem, für das es nur Treiber für WIN gibt, was kann ich da tun ?
Grüße
Jan
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Step 1: Prepare the parallel port
First, you need to: cat /proc/devices. If lp is listed, it must be removed. Plip will not work if lp already has the parallel port. If lp is a module, it can simply be removed by rmmod lp. However, if lp is compiled into your kernel, then it will be necessary to use a different kernel if you want to use plip.
An extra step is need for recent versions of Linux, which use parport to manage the parallel port: insmod parport. Just ignore this if you are using an older version of Linux.
Step 2: Activate the PLIP interface
Use insmod plip to activate the interface. It should produce a message like this: plip1: Parallel port at 0x378, using assigned IRQ 7. Make a note of which plip interface was activated -- it could be plip0, plip1 or plip2.
Do this on both computers. It will probably activate plip1 on both of them, but it doesn't matter if they are different (just keep track of which is which).
Step 3: Assign network address/route to the PLIP interface
First you should edit /etc/hosts on both computers, so that you can use hostnames instead of numbers. This makes the configuration simpler.
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127.0.0.1 localhost
192.168.1.1 clark
192.168.1.2 lois
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On the clark computer do this:
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ifconfig plip1 clark pointopoint lois
route add lois
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On the lois computer do this:
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ifconfig plip1 lois pointopoint clark
route add clark
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(note: you may need to use plip0 or plip2 instead of plip1. It depends on which interface was activated when you did insmod plip)
You are now ready to ping between lois and clark. Good luck. If it works, you'll have a fully functional TCP/IP connection. You'll be able to do many useful things, like telnet, ftp, nfs and xhost.
Ahhh ja ! Danke für den Tip.Ich dachte ich kann mich jetzt locker in Linux ... Der-mit-dem-Wolf-tanzt (Anonym)
