Networking information

Hai
i want to connect two computers in my house.
i have a desktop and a laptop.
installed windows xp on my desktop and installed oel on my laptop.now actually i want to transfer the files from my windows xp in desktop to oel in laptop.
few people say that i need a router and few say that a lan cable is must and few say that i need a crossover cable.wat exactly do i need to transfer the files from my desktop to laptop.i have planned to give internet connection in my desktop in xp .
so wat kind of hardware should i need to establish the network connectivity for fast data transfer rate and how to configure the network settings in both the machines.plz help me to solve this issue.
Thanks and Regards
Ila

orauser123 ,
Please don't post the same question in more than one forum.
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Hi,
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