Direct Cable Connect
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From Nikolaj Amosov → To All 19 June 2003
Greetings, All!
I decided to connect my two pussies through a parallel cord,
so that there is what is in the sub. One computer is configured as a slave,
the other as a leader. I launch "Direct Cable Connection" -
communication is established and the master sees the slave’s disks, and the slave
- the leader, if you run a computer search, and you can even find files
drag here and there through a conductor. Only online
There is nothing in the environment other than “Entire network” - the set is inaccessible. Obviously
no program can see another computer through a network connection.
How to make a network appear?
One computer is Vyn95 OSR2, the other is Vyn98SE.
The working group has the same name, the protocols are all established,
File access services are running.
In addition, some low exchange rates - 50-60 kilos per
second. I read here that there should be 500 kilobytes.
Parallel ports work like ECP.
What am I doing wrong???
[REAL ZX]
From Roman Alexandrov → To Aleksandr Majorov 28 June 2003
Hello, Alexander!
28 Jun 03, 13:26, Aleksandr Majorov wrote to Roman Alexandrov on the topic
"Direct Cable Connect":
AM>>> IMHO this is the best solution.
RA>> And quite cheap, compared to, say, USB-USB, Genius
RA>> cards for 280 rubles,
AM> But RTLs seem to be cheaper. For home IMHO it will do.
Yes, about the same...
AM>>> But _what_ will he compress himself? You need a “crimper”
AM>>> special.
RA>> Bullshit, a pair of forks can easily be “crimped” using a vice and
RA>> a regular flat-head screwdriver,
AM> How long does such compression take?
About five minutes at one end...
RA>> and a couple of times I was present when crookedly crimped items were returned to the store
RA>> cable.
AM> That is. bought it, crimped it myself, didn’t work and took it back to the store?
Compressed in the store, of course.
Happy connections. Roman.