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use one wireless card for two pc's
I'm not what this is called so I don't exactly know what to search for to do my homework.
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I believe a cat5 crossover either network cable may work.
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So a wired connection between the two T40s is required, yes, and the one with the wireless card should be set up to route traffic from the wired interface over to the wireless one. There are various setups you could use; the ipmasq Debian package comes with a simple iptables (IIRC) configuration which accomplishes this, or you could set up a bridge.
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