pliskens
11-25-2002, 04:31 AM
has anyone managed to get the netbook in combination with a wireless card running a peer to peer connection?
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rico naf
11-25-2002, 05:28 AM
Yes no Problem
Stick in a PCI adapter to your PC, configure it as a separate Host.
If you have a cable NIC configure that as gateway to the wireless NIC, install a FTP server like cerberus, switch on your netbook
start Nftp and off you go. If there is no emediate connection try to
create a directory on the remote host, that starts it normally.
Simple!! Even for me as I'm not a novice.
Whyle I have you on the line pliskens.
The GCC compiler is a bit hard going. I find it difficult to set up.
What libraries are needed?
Helloworld yes works but with math there are problems.
Can the ouput only work with the console?
Cheers
Stick in a PCI adapter to your PC, configure it as a separate Host.
If you have a cable NIC configure that as gateway to the wireless NIC, install a FTP server like cerberus, switch on your netbook
start Nftp and off you go. If there is no emediate connection try to
create a directory on the remote host, that starts it normally.
Simple!! Even for me as I'm not a novice.
Whyle I have you on the line pliskens.
The GCC compiler is a bit hard going. I find it difficult to set up.
What libraries are needed?
Helloworld yes works but with math there are problems.
Can the ouput only work with the console?
Cheers
pliskens
11-25-2002, 05:55 AM
You can do everything you can do with the windows SDK , you will have to copy the library's and header files from your sdk to your epoc device. While linking you have to point the path to the library files..
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