Aha.... hmmmm that was a very useful advice actually :)
I never really grasped this concept of a switch vs. router until now, thanks for pointing that out !
So for the moment, being connected directly to the computer using a single LAN cable...
how would I go about making that connection using static IP?
From reading my own post I noticed I might have skipped a step here - prev. on the mac I had configured a network "location" for the nucleus - (again this is due to my total lack of information in computer networks) - perhaps this additional step was required on Linux as well?
Meaning, do I need to configure anything else on my computer (e.g. a network "location" setup in Linux for the nucleus) so that the nucleus and qmidinet could communicate?
Or is qmidinet designed to just work out of the box?
Aha.... hmmmm that was a very useful advice actually :)
I never really grasped this concept of a switch vs. router until now, thanks for pointing that out !
So for the moment, being connected directly to the computer using a single LAN cable...
how would I go about making that connection using static IP?
From reading my own post I noticed I might have skipped a step here - prev. on the mac I had configured a network "location" for the nucleus - (again this is due to my total lack of information in computer networks) - perhaps this additional step was required on Linux as well?
Meaning, do I need to configure anything else on my computer (e.g. a network "location" setup in Linux for the nucleus) so that the nucleus and qmidinet could communicate?
Or is qmidinet designed to just work out of the box?
cheers!