castalla wrote:
> The crucial part, however, is how to get the Touch and Pi to see each
> other if they are NOT on a network .....
>
Option 1(Easiest): Get a router and connect them both to it, the router
does not have to have an internet connection.
Option 2: Install a DHCP server on the Raspberry Pi and connect a
network cable between the Touch and Pi, possibly you might need a
Ethernet crossover cable but I suspect it might also work with a normal
cable.
Option 3: Configure both to use a static IP and connect a network cable
between the Touch and Pi, possibly you might need a Ethernet crossover
cable but I suspect it might also work with a normal cable.
Personally, I would selection option 1 if I wasn't familiar with Linux
and just get a cheap router and save me some struggle.
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