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I need to connect a Raspberry to the Internet via the serial port of another computer. Here is a schematic for how it should work:
+-----------------------+
+------------+ | |
| | | Linux Computer |
| Internet +--------> |
| | | (Debian / Kali-linux) |
+------------+ | |
+----------+------------+
|
|
| Internet over serial port (ttyACM0)
|
v
+-----------------------+ +-----------------------+
| | | |
| Linux Computer | | Access to site like |
| +------->+ google / ... with |
| (Debian / Raspberry) | | normal browser |
| | | |
+-----------------------+ +-----------------------+
The speed isn't really a problem for me.
How can I accomplish this?
1There's something called SLIP (Serial Line Internet Protocol) for allowing the sending of internet packets over a serial connection. There appear to be SLIP implementations for Raspberry as well. However, learning material recommendations are off topic here because they are solved by the most basic of Google Searches. So, what have you searched? What have you tried? Where are you encountering problems? – music2myear – 2018-02-16T21:29:41.200
1@music2myear - I think you are being a bit harsh - its not like Internet connections over serial ports are the norm (and indeed, I'd put to you that SLIP is not even the correct way to do it as it was rendered obsolete by PPP. Also, in order to find this kind of stuff, you really need to have been exposed to 20 year old technology or happen to be involved in very niche fields) – davidgo – 2018-02-16T22:08:27.823
The line "Is there a tutorial that anyone can give me" is specific a request for learning material. That can be edited out, but it also appears OP has not done much of any homework on the issue on their own prior to asking here. – music2myear – 2018-02-16T22:40:08.590