Re: Thinkpad IR ppp and Fedora 3

From: Heiko Recktenwald (me_at_pricacy.net)
Date: 08/01/05

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    I want to see if I can stream video over such a link.
    Ciscos MPEG4IP mp4live on one machine and DSS on the other.

    IR is obsolete for such tasks maybe, there is WIFI today, but I want to
    see it.

    H.

    > Hi, since I saw it between two thinkpads on Win2K, I want it on Linux
    > and FreeBSD too. On Win2k, all you have to configure is direct
    > connection with the IR port and if one machines IR sees the other
    > machines IR you can send files to the other, it is rather fast, really
    > usable. IMHO faster than PLIP
    >
    > dmesg on FreeBSD shows the IR chip, but I havent seen anything like that
    > in the Fedora dmesg.
    >
    > Saw some howtos in the net, they are probably outdated, no idea which
    > modules are needed etc. Surprised that Thinkpadsa are not better
    > supported by Redhat.
    >
    > I can do modrobe irnet, but something seems to be missing. What I expect
    > is to do ifconfig and to see an interface like eth0, that is usable as
    > usual, maybe like plip0 (as it is called on FreeBSD), like
    >
    > ifconfig plip0 <myip> <yourip>
    >
    > and
    >
    > ifconfig plip0 <yourip> <myip>
    >
    > on the other machine.
    >
    >
    > As you can see, I have understood nothing....
    >
    > Thanks, H.


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