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krll-k2014-11-07 19:16:02
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krll-k, 2014-11-07 19:16:02

The problem is I can't connect two devices. Is it worth raising dhcp on raspberry pi, or is it better to do it on a stationary computer?

N5REQkNvfkU.jpgWhile it is not possible to connect the rasberry pi to the network directly (no 20m wire, no wifi device), - I need to install several programs on the RPI system, - I'm trying to set up a connection between my laptop and the RPI.
KN6YJ-Zov2Y.jpgHaving broken through ifconfig on both devices, I realized that they are not on the same network.
S43-dNDmon4.jpgThe thought came to mind - you need to configure dhcp - but where is it necessary? On which device?

I want to install programs for RPI, such as a video player, etc., so I need a network, - I think I can take it through a laptop, - I’m not exactly sure how to do it yet, but I know that this is possible - it seems to be called a bridge

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Sergey, 2014-11-07
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On the one that can be a server and always on.

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