Linux Connectivity
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* using the usb(d)net kernel feature which treats a USB link as a network connection (USB) | * using the usb(d)net kernel feature which treats a USB link as a network connection (USB) | ||
** with a new subnet for the Zaurus and PC | ** with a new subnet for the Zaurus and PC | ||
| - | ** and ethernet bridging as described | + | ** and ethernet bridging as described below |
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* using PPP over | * using PPP over | ||
** USB, serial, USB2serial converter | ** USB, serial, USB2serial converter | ||
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[[Debian (USB)]] | [[Debian (USB)]] | ||
Revision as of 10:33, 28 April 2006
There are several ways to connect your Zaurus to a linux box:
- using the usb(d)net kernel feature which treats a USB link as a network connection (USB)
- with a new subnet for the Zaurus and PC
- and ethernet bridging as described below
- using PPP over
- USB, serial, USB2serial converter
- IrDA
- Bluetooth
- Ethernet, Wifi
Once connected to access the outside world (anything but your computer) you'll neet to set up either casual routing or IP Masquerading (NAT).
This should work with all models. However the docs seems to be written for 5500 with Sharp stock ROM.
Generic (USB /w DHCP + Bridging)
Red Hat (USB) < 9
Red Hat (USB) 9+ or Red Hat with SL-5600
SSH and SCP Copy Files to and from your Zaurus over SSH with SCP
These links provide good information about USB networking:
- OpenZaurus: usbnet: http://openzaurus.sourceforge.net/wordpress/howto/usb-networking/
- iPaq: usbnet, IP masquerading: http://www.handhelds.org/moin/moin.cgi/UsbNet:
- usbnet, IP masquerading: http://embedded.seattle.intel-research.net/wiki/index.php?title=Setting_up_USBnet
- usbnet: http://www.linux-usb.org/usbnet/
- IP masquerading: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/html_single/Masquerading-Simple-HOWTO/
