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I have two linux boxes on a LAN in my apartment. &nbsp;Is there a way that one of them can access the serial and sound devices of the other (ie: redirect audio from computer1 through the sound card of the computer2 or use let computer1 use a device plugged into the computer2's serial port). &nbsp;Can this be done through NFS mounting or is there another way it could be done?<br />
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Thank you in advance for any assistance.<br />
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I have two linux boxes on a LAN in my apartment.  Is there a way that one of them can access the serial and sound devices of the other (ie: redirect audio from computer1 through the sound card of the computer2 or use let computer1 use a device plugged into the computer2's serial port).  Can this be done through NFS mounting or is there another way it could be done?

Thank you in advance for any assistance.
Z'

Remote devices?

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