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[Docpan]

Well, I've already put a lot of money into my PSP, and I really don't want to put any more in at the moment.

I want to get my PSP online, but I don't have a wireless router. "Screwed," I thought. But then as I thought some more, I realized that my laptop, which is hooked up to the internet via ethernet cord, has 802.11b/g built in.

Is there a way for me to configure my laptop's wireless abilities so that it can enable the PSP to connect to it, thus getting it online without investing in a wireless router?

If so, how? I'm running XP Pro.

 

[lexi]

Perhaps if you bridge the connection between your Wireless network adapter and your standard ethernet adapter. Although this is really a matter of lots of fiddling and playing around. I will tell you that it is possible, however.

 

[OniShiro]

it should work if you enable ICS ( Internet Sharing ) on windows.

 

[Go Go Ackman!]

Has anyone run homebrew apps from memstick yet?

 

[Rhindle]

You can get a wireless router for about $20 these days, you know.

 

[Docpan]

You can get a wireless router for about $20 these days, you know.

Well, I really don't want to have to switch all the comps/systems hooked up to my LAN over to wireless, and all the extra plug-ins on my router are being used.

Besides, why pay 20 when I can get what I want for free? The PSP is the only reason I'd want it.

 

[Defensor]

These links might help, I haven't read though all of the pages though:

http://www.teamxlink.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5154&sid=662e93b54420d40b337f04494bf0ab9d
http://www.teamxlink.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5649&sid=662e93b54420d40b337f04494bf0ab9d

 

[fugimax]

Works great on my PowerBook. It's so incredibly simple and easy using xlink's stuff.

 

[Kung Fu Jedi]

Apple Powerbooks with AirPort have a "software" wireless base mode that allows your computer to act in this manner very easily.