Fri Oct 07, 2005 8:15 pm
Guessing here...
Direct connect with a crossover cable.
I think the Roku will eventually timeout and have a default IP. Look that up on screen.
Configure your laptop for a static IP in the same subnet.
Then you should be able to telnet into the Roku and configure it for a static IP on your normal network.
Another potential:
The RS232 port SHOULD act as a "console". You would connect a serial cable from there to your laptop, open a Hyperterminal, and power up the Roku. You should see bootup process in Hyperterminal, and be able to interact via laptop keyboard, and configure static IP that way. I could swear I've seen more about doing that either here in the forum's or in the FAQ's.
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