Ludo
  • Introduction
  • Features
  • Supported platforms
  • Installation instructions
  • Emulated consoles
  • Input methods
  • Launching games
  • Configuring Ludo
  • Configuring emulators
  • Finding help
  • LudOS
    • Introduction
    • Features
    • Supported platforms
    • Installation instructions
    • Joypads
    • Connecting to the network
    • Transfering games
    • Doing backups
    • Upgrading LudOS
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  1. LudOS

Connecting to the network

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You can plug an ethernet cable in your small computer and LudOS will automatically connect to internet and get an address using DHCP.

If you have a Wi-Fi router at home, you can also go to Settings and connect to your local Wi-Fi network:

This will require a password, and some routers might need that you press a button to allow any new device to connect.

If it works, you will see a Connected label in front of the Wi-Fi settings.

If it doesn't, ethernet is your best friend.

LudOS Wi-Fi settings