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I have heard (on HN) of... 100 MBit ethernet with the transmit wires cut. Probably in the context of in-flight infotainment: plane data to infotainment yes, inf
by ahartmetz 2y ago
I have heard (on HN) of... 100 MBit ethernet with the transmit wires cut. Probably in the context of in-flight infotainment: plane data to infotainment yes, infotainment anything to plane control anything no. If it's stupid but it works...
- nullc 2y agogigabit fiber works fine, amazon sells splitters, split tx and loop back to rx on the tx side. Rx side just works. you need to use a file transfer tool intended for unidirectional transfer (e.g. multicast) otherwise you will have failure from lost packets. If you don't require high speed just use RS232.
- guenthert 2y agoIt was used to connect network monitors (packet capturing devices) to ensure that ARP or a bug or misconfiguration wouldn't reveal the existence of that device on the network.