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>> My cable internet outlet is across the room from my TV, and my Gentoo |
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>> desktop attaches to my TV. I'm using a small wireless router to send |
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>> the signal from the cable modem to my Gentoo system across the room. |
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>> I don't like using a non-Gentoo decision-making device in my network, |
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>> but I also don't want to build and maintain another Gentoo system for |
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>> only firewall/router duties. Am I overlooking another option? I want |
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>> a "dumb" device to move the ethernet connection from one side of the |
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>> room to the other. |
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> You could use a pair of powerline adaptors to route the ethernet across |
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> the mains wiring. I use them for my MythTV front end, because SWMBO would |
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> go apeshit if I tried running ethernet cables through the living room. |
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I thought about that, and it would be perfect except that I'm really |
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into audio and I don't want to increase the interference in my |
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apartment's electricity. |
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- Grant |