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--- x68000:internet_on_x68000_using_ethernet_or_null_modem_cable [2019/01/26 08:15] – [Ethernet Instructions] wording. neko68k
+++ x68000:internet_on_x68000_using_ethernet_or_null_modem_cable [2019/01/26 08:43] – [Ethernet Instructions] clarification neko68k
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 [[http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=x68000:rs232_null_modem_cable_with_partial_handshaking|RS232 null modem cable with partial handshaking]]
-I followed the steps [[https://hackaday.io/project/20353-the-retroserver-networking-for-old-computers/log/54966-dial-up-and-ppp-server-in-modern-linux|here]] to set up a PPP server using Debian Stretch. Do not put 'local' in the file '/etc/ppp/options.ttyUSB0' and also add 'noproxyarp' to that file. I also used 38400 since this is the max for a non-overclocked SCC. I also changed ttyUSB0 to ttyS0 in the necessary places since that's how my serial port exists.
+I followed the steps [[https://hackaday.io/project/20353-the-retroserver-networking-for-old-computers/log/54966-dial-up-and-ppp-server-in-modern-linux|here]] to set up a PPP server using Debian Stretch. Do not put 'local' in the file '/etc/ppp/options.ttyUSB0' and also add 'noproxyarp' to that file. I also used 38400 since this is the max for a non-overclocked SCC. In addition I changed ttyUSB0 to ttyS0 in the necessary places since that's how my serial port exists.
   *On your x68k run PPPX.BAT.
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 === General ===
-Add your ethernet driver to 'config.sys'. For example 'DEVICE=\SYS\ETHERL12.SYS -t1'.
+Add your ethernet driver to 'config.sys'. For example 'DEVICE=\SYS\ETHERL12.SYS -t1' then reboot.
 I recommend creating a BAT file with the following commands: