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ESP/Speaker: Add Script for Ethernet forwarding - #156
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This change adds a script (esp_bridge.sh) which sets up forwarding from a wired network connection to a wireless connection. This allows the user to connect an ESP speaker to the networked computer via ethernet, without the need for a wired connection point to the local network.
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Tested and working on my machine.
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This change adds a script (esp_bridge.sh) which sets up forwarding from a wired network connection to a wireless connection. This allows the user to connect an ESP speaker to the networked computer via ethernet, without the need for a wired connection point to the local network.
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