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Originally Posted by geekmaster
And yes, for the wifi interface, you can use server-assigned IP addresses, and look in your wireless router to find the IP address of your kindle and/or your host PC. They should automatically be on the same subnet (192.168.0.x in your case). If you are having wifi connection problems, it could be firewall / iptables related...
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If both your Kindle and your "large" computer are accessing the router via wireless (your "large" computer is also wireless rather than wired) - -
Your router may be optioned to dis-allow wifi-to-wifi connections.
Also, your router will have an address, don't stumble onto that one, you can't duplicate the usage of an address, the addresses must be unique.
Web-search: "Linux home networking" (even if your "large" computer isn't Linux, your kindle is and networking is networking).
Decades of documentation and HowTos out there on this subject.