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hi,
this is a way I have found to share the wifi connection from one pc to another via ethernet cable. In my case the first pc is a laptop running Statler and the second is a desktop running Waldorf live.
It is very simple:
- open "Edit Connections" window;
- in the "Wired" tab, add a new connection choosing "Shared to other computers" in "IPv4 Settings" tab and apply;
- connect the two pcs with an ethernet crossover cable;
(reboot might be required)
- Done! 
Now I am wondering how some of you would do the same thing CLI.. 
VDP76
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If you have wireless - why do you not connect the second pc also to the wireless accesspoint?
From CLI?
sed 's/#net.ipv4.ip_forward=1/net.ipv4.ip_forward=1/g' /etc/sysctl.confShould to that...
But i'm not a linux pro. i have not tested this... 
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If you have wireless - why do you not connect the second pc also to the wireless accesspoint?
Because the second pc can be connected only through a wired connection...
Btw, thanks for the suggestion for CLI, I will try it out.. 
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GamBit wrote:If you have wireless - why do you not connect the second pc also to the wireless accesspoint?
Because the second pc can be connected only through a wired connection...
e.g. netbook with wifi card, desktop with no wifi?
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hi,
this is a way I have found to share the wifi connection from one pc to another via ethernet cable. In my case the first pc is a laptop running Statler and the second is a desktop running Waldorf live.
It is very simple:
- open "Edit Connections" window;
- in the "Wired" tab, add a new connection choosing "Shared to other computers" in "IPv4 Settings" tab and apply;
- connect the two pcs with an ethernet crossover cable;
(reboot might be required)
- Done!Now I am wondering how some of you would do the same thing CLI..
VDP76
Just out of interest, do you set the IP's dynamically or statically?
on the outside looking in
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e.g. netbook with wifi card, desktop with no wifi?
yeap..it's a desktop with no wifi!
Just out of interest, do you set the IP's dynamically or statically?
it´s dynamic..
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pvsage wrote:e.g. netbook with wifi card, desktop with no wifi?
yeap..it's a desktop with no wifi!
...yet another reason I miss my netbook (it wuz booknapped)...now I know I could be using that as a network node for my desktop instead of that K*ty P*rry Belkin wifi dongle that's forcing me to stay on the 3.2.0-0.bpo.1-amd64 kernel...
...sorry, just indulging in a brief wallow. 
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