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Assuming you've installed Python3 on your modern computer, just go to the folder you want to share across your LAN with: | Assuming you've installed Python3 on your modern computer, just go to the folder you want to share across your LAN with: | ||
:python -m server | :python -m http.server {portnumber} | ||
(suggestion: portnumber=8000) | (suggestion: portnumber=8000) | ||
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example, if you wanted to share mycoolprogram.bas from your modern machine at address 192.168.0.44 using port 8000, you'd do: | example, if you wanted to share mycoolprogram.bas from your modern machine at address 192.168.0.44 using port 8000, you'd do: | ||
:python -m server | :python -m http.server 8000 | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:21, 28 January 2025
- Serving files w/ Python from your modern computer; getting to them with a F256 with wget
- by @Mu0N
Assuming you've installed Python3 on your modern computer, just go to the folder you want to share across your LAN with:
- python -m http.server {portnumber}
(suggestion: portnumber=8000) and then, with your Feather equipped F256K or F256Jr, assuming you have wget.pgz (github) in your SD card
example, if you wanted to share mycoolprogram.bas from your modern machine at address 192.168.0.44 using port 8000, you'd do:
- python -m http.server 8000
and
- /- wget.pgz http://192.16.0.44:8000/mycoolprogram.bas
Pro: avoids the wear and tear of ejecting/inserting the SD card back and forth between machines, easy to set up
Cons: lots of typing for every file that you want, but some simplications are on the way with future revisions of wget!
