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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Paul Koning schreef op 15-2-2016 om
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<pre wrap="">There are three parts to a successful setup:
1. Since each Pi has only one Ethernet interface, make sure you use a
wired connection (wireless isn't real Ethernet)
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Well, Wireless is 802.11 which indeed isn't 802.3 / Ethernet. But that's not really relevant. The question is whether it uses Ethernet addressing and offers an Ethernet-compatible MAC layer API, and 802.11 certainly does. You can run SimH Ethernet just fine over a wireless LAN. I've run PDP11 SimH that way with no problems.
paul
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Maybe it is my poor choice of wireless networking adapter, or a
Raspbian thing, but I never managed to get tun/tap networking with a
bridge to work on the Raspbian wlan0 device (in this case, an Edimax
wireless adapter), whereas on the eth0 device (the built in
Raspberry adapter) it works instantly.<br>
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/Wilm<br>
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