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There are a couple of ways this could be done:

  • USB memory stickdrive - copy the files from one Pi on to the stickdrive, and then move them to the other.
  • Network transfer - via a protocol such as FTP, SFTP. The Pi's have to be connected to the same network (e.g. via wireless USB adapters), you will also need their IP addresses and a server running on at least one of them
  • Serial - there are two serial Pins on each Pi's GPIO, you should be able to connect them to get a basic serial connection:

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You could then emulate a network connection over that.

There are a couple of ways this could be done:

  • USB memory stick - copy the files from one Pi on to the stick, and then move them to the other.
  • Network transfer - via a protocol such as FTP, SFTP. The Pi's have to be connected to the same network (e.g. via wireless USB adapters), you will also need their IP addresses and a server running on at least one of them
  • Serial - there are two serial Pins on each Pi's GPIO, you should be able to connect them to get a basic serial connection:

enter image description here Source

You could then emulate a network connection over that.

There are a couple of ways this could be done:

  • USB drive - copy the files from one Pi on to the drive, and then move them to the other.
  • Network transfer - via a protocol such as FTP, SFTP. The Pi's have to be connected to the same network (e.g. via wireless USB adapters), you will also need their IP addresses and a server running on at least one of them
  • Serial - there are two serial Pins on each Pi's GPIO, you should be able to connect them to get a basic serial connection:

enter image description here Source

You could then emulate a network connection over that.

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Wilf
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There are a couple of ways this could be done:

  • USB memory stick - copy the files from one Pi on to the stick, and then move them to the other.
  • Network transfer - via a protocol such as FTP, SFTP. The Pi's have to be connected to the same network (e.g. via wireless USB adapters), you will also need their IP addresses and a server running on at least one of them
  • Serial - there are two serial Pins on each Pi's GPIO, you should be able to connect them to get a basic serial connection:

enter image description here Source

You could then emulate a network connection over that.