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Questions about home networks, internet, repository issues or anything else regarding networks.
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How can I get my PS3 to recognize my Pi as a Media Server?
We recently ordered a new computer, it had Windows 8 installed, and one of the things we noticed was that our PS3 saw the new computer, and could access its shared files. I tried to replicate this wit …
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How do I configure a USB WiFi Dongle from the command line?
Do this, assuming the standard WPA2 necured network:
sudo nano /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
Enter this text, replacing the details with yours (id_str is just a comment, you can leave it …
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Configure Network adapter in Windows to connect to RPi
On the Raspberry Pi, run cat /etc/network/interfaces | grep -i address.
If that doesn't return anything, then try cat /var/lib/dhc*/dhclient.leases and see what you get.
Then, you can use the Local …