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This is somewhat of a crazy question, so almost any response would be appreciated.
I have an Arch box connected to a TV in my house that is far from any ethernet connection. It runs DDR, but I'd like to connect it to my network and do a pacman -Syu to get the new nVidia drivers and pull a few files off of it. I don't want to move it because it's a pain to get it connected to the TV, but I don't have a long enough ethernet cable to hook it directly to the network. I do, however, have a different arch box that is connected to the network, a very long phone cable, and an abundance of old PCI modems that were never used.
Is there any way I could set up a basic PPP connection to get even a slow network connection?
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This is somewhat of a crazy question, so almost any response would be appreciated.
I have an Arch box connected to a TV in my house that is far from any ethernet connection. It runs DDR, but I'd like to connect it to my network and do a pacman -Syu to get the new nVidia drivers and pull a few files off of it. I don't want to move it because it's a pain to get it connected to the TV, but I don't have a long enough ethernet cable to hook it directly to the network. I do, however, have a different arch box that is connected to the network, a very long phone cable, and an abundance of old PCI modems that were never used.
Is there any way I could set up a basic PPP connection to get even a slow network connection?
What about being practical with this and buying a long enough ethernet cable ?
You'll thank yourself later
Or you could download the packages you need with your already-connected-to-the-internet Arch PC and transfer them with USB/CD to the TV box and install off that...
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What fun would that be?
I know there are better ways to do it, I really just need something to tinker with (while GCC fails to cross compile itself over and over and over).
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