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How to share a wireless connection with a Nintendo DS Nov 29, '05 05:29:00AM • Contributed by: november With the recent release of Mario Kart DS and Tony Hawk: American Sk8land, Nintendo has http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20051119155606277 launched its new WiFi service. If you've got an OS X box with internet access (other than through the AirPort card), and an AirPort card to transmit from, you can get online in no time. Read on for a step-by-step guide that should have enough detail to be followed by a networking novice...Here's how to use your Mac to share your internet connection with your DS: Make sure nintendo dsi you're connected to the internet via something other than the AirPort card (i.e. Ethernet). Turn on Internet Sharing: Go to System Preferences, click on the Sharing icon, then click on the Internet tab. Change the Share your connection from: pop-up to 'Built-in Ethernet.' Under the To computers using section, check the AirPort box. Click Airport options... Enter an easy name such as nds. Leave all the security options blank nintendo dsi error -- implementing security is an exercise left to the reader -- then click OK. Click Start in the Internet Sharing panel. For sharing internet access with other computers, this is usually sufficient. However, the DS doesn't play well with the built-in DHCP server, so we have to manually configure the DS. To do this we, must gather some info... Gather Information: Open Terminal.app and type ifconfig en1. In the output... Look for: inet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx netmask ... Take note the IP Address (the x's) associated with the first inet (mine was 10.0.2.1; yours may be different). Type dig. Near the bottom of this output will be SERVER: followed by an IP address. This will be the DNS server you will use for your DS. Configure the DS: Edit your Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection Settings from within a compatible game. Select a connection to edit. Choose Manual Setup. Enter the following parameters: SSID: nds (or whatever you chose in step one) Auto-obtain IP Address: No IP Address: Take the first IP Address you obtained earlier, and make the last digit bigger. i.e., mine could be 10.0.2.4 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: The first IP Address, unchanged. (e.g. 10.0.2.1) Auto-obtain DNS: No Primary DNS: your DNS SERVER f