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 * Your firewire ethernet connection should be listed under System-> Administration-> Networking, or you can use ifconfig to list your network devices.  * Your firewire ethernet connection should be listed under System-> Administration-> Networking, or you can use {{{ifconfig -a}}} to list your network devices.
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 * Your firewire ethernet connection should be listed under System-> Administration-> Networking, or you can use ifconfig to list your network devices.  * Your firewire ethernet connection should be listed under System-> Administration-> Networking, or you can use {{{ifconfig -a}}} to list your network devices.
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You may need {{{ifconfig eth1 up}}} (or eth2, or another number), before you see the interface with ifconfig. You might need {{{ifconfig eth1 up}}} (or {{{eth2}}}, or another number), before you see the interface with ifconfig.
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Using a firewire cable and the above commands, you can have a network between to PCs having both a firewire port. Using a firewire cable and the above commands, you can have a network between two PCs having both a firewire port.

How to use Ethernet over Firewire?

Note: this is a work in progress

  • You need to compile a kernel including the following (NOT as modules):
    • ieee1394
    • ohci1394
    • eth1394
  • Restart your computer
  • Your firewire ethernet connection should be listed under System-> Administration-> Networking, or you can use ifconfig -a to list your network devices.

Alternative to try

  • Do

    sudo modprobe raw1394
    sudo modprobe ohci1394
    sudo modprobe ieee1394
    sudo modprobe eth1394
  • Your firewire ethernet connection should be listed under System-> Administration-> Networking, or you can use ifconfig -a to list your network devices.

You might need ifconfig eth1 up (or eth2, or another number), before you see the interface with ifconfig.

Using a firewire cable and the above commands, you can have a network between two PCs having both a firewire port.


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