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Is there any way to share files between a Linux and WindowsXP machine, using a usb connection? Can an internet service be shared over a usb connection?
If u have 2 machines one using linux and one using xp then u will need a network card installed in each to start with, which u will need whether u want to file share between the 2 or to connect to the net. If u have a usb connection to one machine (along with ur network cards) then u can share the internet connection. It depends which machine u want to use for ur internet as to how u r going to set this up :-) U can not share machines by a usb cable from one to the other directly they are not able to relay the information :-)
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