by Dutch » Thu Apr 07, 2005 3:53 am
rapiddescent wrote:After spending 6 months travelling weekly between Edinburgh (Scotland) and London (England) - I've put together a guide for folks who wish to use the train WiFi system to access the internet. It is quite easy and I've included extra tech information with screen shots of the system in action:
http://www.proflex.demon.co.uk/gner/ It is quite cool in that you can connect to the network - with no internet access - without paying so one could presumably have a LAN party on a high speed train.
c
Nice work on the How-To. You might want to add a direct link to an online version of their official connection pamphlet, if they have such a thing.
You said that you can connect to the network, and chose not to authenticate to for Internet access. Have you tried if it is possible to connect to a friends laptop on the train, i.e. playing a LAN game, sending LAN messages to each other, etc ?
Dutch
All your answers are belong to Google. SEARCH DAMMIT!
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