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I is in fact possible to use IP across IEEE 1394. I cannot remember if
the specs allow two devices to be connected directly or if you need a
hub of some sort between. But you should be able to network like this
at up to 400Mb/s.
Yes, Linux supports this.
-Nimrod
On Mon, Aug 05, 2002 at 10:59:59AM -0500, Ross, Matt wrote:
> I set my grandmother's DSL up yesterday, and ran across something
> interesting. It had two network "devices" to choose from, the 10/100
> network card we all know and love, and "1394 networking" (1394 = firewire).
> Anybody know what it's talking about?
> (Compaq Winbl0wz XP machine, btw)
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