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No wireless networking between two #! computers

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http://crunchbanglinux.org – I have a residential router/gateway/ADSL modem with a netbook and laptop both running #! connected wirelessly. I have an Ubuntu server connected to the router too via Ethernet. I have configured the router to give the same IP address to each machine based on Ethernet or wireless MAC address. Each of the computers can see the router and the gateway and the Internet. The two wireless #! machines can see the Ethernet machine and the router and the gateway and the Internet. Everything is standard and has always "just worked".However, the the wireless #! machines cannot see each other. Pi (HowTos)

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