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It is possible, one of the guys i used to live with used to do it. As to how to do it I don't know but Google turned up a bunch of guides when I did a search.
you'll need to connect the 360 to your laptop via network cable, and then enable "internet connection sharing" on that port... that should be it, assuming you're running windows
Yep, that's pretty much it. I do this all the time when I go home for breaks so I can play from my room. Sure beats buying one of those $99 wireless adapters.
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KalTorakOne way or another, they all end up inthe Undercity.Registered Userregular
edited December 2008
I wonder if this would work if I ran windows in VMware on my mac and configured it that way.
It's actually easier on OS X than on Windows, in my experience. Also, you don't need a crossover cable. I've never used a crossover cable ever, and always got it working.
Okay, it worked, but it was a bit wonky and not like the guide I found online.
I connected the two with a regular network cable, opened my network connection center, selected my wireless connection and my ethernet connection, right clicked and hit bridge connections. After that finished, I had to go to the network settings on my 360 and hit test XBOX Live connection. Once that completed, everything worked fine.
Just keep in mind that you cannot use the ethernet port on the laptop for anything but as a bridge until the settings are reverted.
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mac or lunix, you'll need to google for info
Was just going to say that. *shakefist*
I connected the two with a regular network cable, opened my network connection center, selected my wireless connection and my ethernet connection, right clicked and hit bridge connections. After that finished, I had to go to the network settings on my 360 and hit test XBOX Live connection. Once that completed, everything worked fine.
Murphy's Paradox: The more you plan, the more that can go wrong. The less you plan, the less likely your plan will succeed.