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What are you guys using for wifi tether? I can't get barnacle or wifi tether to work. I see the hotspot but cannot connect. I am rooted and running a custom rom.
There is a file that can be edited to enable the built in tethering option. It's a simple change from 1 to 0 though right now I can't remember what it was that I changed. If you want to do this let me know and I can look it up. You will need to purchase an app sqlite to edit the database.
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I use wifi-tether and it works fine. not available in the market. http://code.google.com/p/android-wifi-tether. You will also need to allow installation of non-market applications in settings under applications
Another way to enable the built in tethering without any carrier annoyances is to go into the hidden menu of the phone. Install an app called Any Cut. Run it and create a new shortcut to 'connectivity.' said shortcut will appear on your home screen. Open the and uncheck 'entitlement mode.' reboot phone and you're set. Both wifi and usb tethering work without paying extra.
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GordonOSU said:
I use wifi-tether and it works fine. not available in the market. http://code.google.com/p/android-wifi-tether. You will also need to allow installation of non-market applications in settings under applications
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Thanks, I have been having issues with builtin tether and other tethering software on the market. ( I just gaveup)
at first I saw your post and went tot the market and downloaded the app (version on the market was 2.0.7)
and it failed and didn't work.
followed your link on google and tried the latest beta.
it works like charm
thanks!!!!
Have you tried unchecking the entitlement box in the hidden menu?
Sorry, i should read before posting
credits to Coycane, he showed it to me, I'm just giving you the guide.
I use it on my Xoom with great results, so I can follow the car the whole way without needing internet as long as I open maps when on internet.
The way it works is simple; a Garmin GPS unit doesn't require internet to get you places, so why would your phones GPS? In reality, it doesnt.; the GPS hip can b programmed to communicate independently with the satellite, allowing you to be more Mobil without needing Internet!
But maps needs internet to start, so what I do is open maps, get my directions so they're on map, then I can turn off internet and the GPS lock will stay and follow me.
Its very simple; starts out the same way you'd do a prl hack;
1. Get your MSL number. Do this by getting an app from the market called terminal emulator. type in: su (hit enter) getprop ril.MSL (caps sensitive, then hit enter) your MSL will be there. It will be a 6 digit code. Write this down for later!
2. Install drivers for your device on your computer. Look up a Youtube tutorial on how to do this. It was the hardest part for me.
3. Download QPST. Link is below. On your computer, extract the QPST file, open it up, and double click on setup. Go through the installation process.
If you want to make a nandroid, tho it probably won't backup this section and I doubt ull have issues anyway, now would be the time to back up.
4. Go back to the phone and open up the dialer. Enter this: *#*#8778#*#*
5. On the menu that pops up there will be a section labeled "USB". Change it from PDA to "Modem"
6. Back to the computer. Hit the start menu and open up device manager. Double click on "ports" and you should see your device there. at the end it will look like this: (COM#). Write down the number at the end of the COM.
7. Hit the start and search for QPST and open it.
8. Now go to "start clients" and hit "SERVICE PROGRAMMING". It will ask what port you will be modifying, just click your device and hit ok.
9. there will be these tabs with CDMA, CDMA-2, ESN, etc. Click on the one that said "GPS or GpsOne". On the left check all boxes, usually phone has only 1 checked. REMEMBER what ur phone originally had checked in case you need to go back.
10. Finally, hit "write to phone". The phone should reboot, and you're done!
11. Once it boots up, go back to the dialer and enter the *#*#8778#*#* code again. Change it back from modem to PDA and you are done!
QPST: http://www.x-drivers.com/catalog/flash/mobile_phones/companies/qualcomm/models/qpst/12051.html
Make sense? And no, this hack is not dependent on any particular phone or tablet, should work on all androids; worked on my Xoom perfectly. Try it and best of luck!
Let me know if u have any questions or need any help. I've found it extremely useful on my wifi only Xoom because I can always know where I am without having to tether from phone first
Enjoy,
~ Master Ramy
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gonna try this out on my old x10 dev device...thanks!!
just attempted this... now i have no gps lol gonna see if i messed something up will reply shortly.
zinv said:
just attempted this... now i have no gps lol gonna see if i messed something up will reply shortly.
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Awaiting your reply...that's strange, make sure ur outside to acquire ur GPS lock. Might need to clear GPS data after this hack to be safe...let me k ow how it works out
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credits to Coycane, he showed it to me, I'm just giving you the guide.
I use it on my Xoom with great results, so I can follow the car the whole way without needing internet as long as I open maps when on internet.
The way it works is simple; a Garmin GPS unit doesn't require internet to get you places, so why would your phones GPS? In reality, it doesnt.; the GPS hip can b programmed to communicate independently with the satellite, allowing you to be more Mobil without needing Internet!
But maps needs internet to start, so what I do is open maps, get my directions so they're on map, then I can turn off internet and the GPS lock will stay and follow me.
Its very simple; starts out the same way you'd do a prl hack;
1. Get your MSL number. Do this by getting an app from the market called terminal emulator. type in: su (hit enter) getprop ril.MSL (caps sensitive, then hit enter) your MSL will be there. It will be a 6 digit code. Write this down for later!
2. Install drivers for your device on your computer. Look up a Youtube tutorial on how to do this. It was the hardest part for me.
3. Download QPST. Link is below. On your computer, extract the QPST file, open it up, and double click on setup. Go through the installation process.
If you want to make a nandroid, tho it probably won't backup this section and I doubt ull have issues anyway, now would be the time to back up.
4. Go back to the phone and open up the dialer. Enter this: *#*#8778#*#*
5. On the menu that pops up there will be a section labeled "USB". Change it from PDA to "Modem"
6. Back to the computer. Hit the start menu and open up device manager. Double click on "ports" and you should see your device there. at the end it will look like this: (COM#). Write down the number at the end of the COM.
7. Hit the start and search for QPST and open it.
8. Now go to "start clients" and hit "SERVICE PROGRAMMING". It will ask what port you will be modifying, just click your device and hit ok.
9. there will be these tabs with CDMA, CDMA-2, ESN, etc. Click on the one that said "GPS or GpsOne". On the left check all boxes, usually phone has only 1 checked. REMEMBER what ur phone originally had checked in case you need to go back.
10. Finally, hit "write to phone". The phone should reboot, and you're done!
11. Once it boots up, go back to the dialer and enter the *#*#8778#*#* code again. Change it back from modem to PDA and you are done!
QPST: http://www.x-drivers.com/catalog/flash/mobile_phones/companies/qualcomm/models/qpst/12051.html
Make sense? And no, this hack is not dependent on any particular phone or tablet, should work on all androids; worked on my Xoom perfectly. Try it and best of luck!
Let me know if u have any questions or need any help. I've found it extremely useful on my wifi only Xoom because I can always know where I am without having to tether from phone first
Enjoy,
~ Master Ramy
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Great write up, thank you very much! Looking forward to trying this out on a 1800 mile road trip soon - don't have to drain battery the entire time just to see how much farther to the next turn
A few suggestions that might help make the guide clearer:
2. If reinstalling drivers on your computer, be sure to remove the old ones! (while I could ADB into my device with no issue, when I switched over to modem from PDA, the computer didn't recognize the device, requiring me to reinstall drivers - probably conflicts from multiple android device drivers being installed)
7a. I had to add a new port in the QPST configuration interface before it saw my phone (ports, "add new port", "COM14" for port, "android" for label).
9. I had to click, "Read from phone", while in the GPSone tab, before it allowed me to modify any settings.
Again, these are all relatively obvious things, but extra clarity helps those of us who are a little slower
Thanks again - and GPS locked on within about 20 seconds. It does seem to be a little slower than normal, but that could make sense with all the extra options we're requiring of it.
Master Ramy said:
credits to Coycane, he showed it to me, I'm just giving you the guide.
I use it on my Xoom with great results, so I can follow the car the whole way without needing internet as long as I open maps when on internet.
[...SNIP...]
Enjoy,
~ Master Ramy
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This worked great for me, my phone isn't even activated right now (I've just been using it on WiFi) but it GPS locked within only about a second or so; worked great!
Glad to hear its working out for you guys!! And thanks for the extra stuff, I'll throw into the guide asap on my way home from Disneyland right now so as soon as I can in the meantime, feel free to link others back to here as you see it working
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Thank you ramy, just some concerns before I do this, does this effect my contract in any way (cost wise), will I still be able to get signal as normal?
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That is a cool trick. However, you could do something a lot easier and not hacking anything.
Download Google Maps, enable the Lab "Pre-Cache Map". Pre-Cache the part of the map that you will be traveling and then you are good to go.
The Wifi receiver works as the GPS and for both my galaxy nexus 4g and asus tf300 has worked perfectly. Turn2turn navigation is amazing.
I am not sure if anyone else has tried this but for me its been a success.
However, I still have to admit your trick is amazing. I will try it when the Pre-cache method fails me.
This is pretty cool, locked uber fast and it's uber accurate now (verified by using maps and turning on satellite view) but.. I have to reboot to turn my gps off now? I can't get it to turn completely off without rebooting now.. Anyone else getting this?
ebs512 said:
Thank you ramy, just some concerns before I do this, does this effect my contract in any way (cost wise), will I still be able to get signal as normal?
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It should have absolutely no effect on your contract since it utilizes the GPS chip in ur phone hardware to connect to the satellite, no sprint or any other middle man. I've used it on my phone for months with no issues, and I have it on my wifi only Xoom and works perfectly, and its not even on a contract, so that should be fine
I'll have to try the pre map cache thing, thanks for the tip! The thing is GPS is more accurate than eifi receiver, and searching for eifi sometimes takes more battery, so if found GPS to be more trustworthy, but that could just be me...I'll try it tho
I turn GPS on and off all the time with no issues. Might be ur agps data, so try clearing those and maybe wiping ur usual cache partition and see If it helps..mine never had an issue with turning it on and off..
Let me know if u have any other questions! Glad you all like it!
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Can you make screenshot for qpst settings?
I'm not sure what I've set, i lost evdo after change qpst.
Thanks
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culaponk said:
Can you make screenshot for qpst settings?
I'm not sure what I've set, i lost evdo after change qpst.
Thanks
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Do you mean screenshot of all qpst settings or screenshot of agps?
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I have one other question, say you do this hack for GPS with no service and your phone gets stolen, is there a way to track it with the GPS even when not in service?
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I have one other question, say you do this hack for GPS with no service and your phone gets stolen, is there a way to track it with the GPS even when not in service?
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I'd think that as long as the thief connects it to WiFi, then yes. I use AndroidLost for my phones, and it'll send commands over WiFi so if that's connected then you should be able to GPS it or do the other neato features provided.
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I'd think that as long as the thief connects it to WiFi, then yes. I use AndroidLost for my phones, and it'll send commands over WiFi so if that's connected then you should be able to GPS it or do the other neato features provided.
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I believe this response is accurate to the best of my knowledge
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Do you mean screenshot of all qpst settings or screenshot of agps?
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Yes, agps setting
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I'm confused..On my old Hero im 99% sure GPS lock worked without data (obviously couldn't get directions unless I had data for a min)
And the same goes with this phone. If data/4g is turned off and I open maps, I still get a lock almost instantly. GPS works while in airplane mode too for those who didn't know (along with WiFi).
Again, the only thing you'd initially need a data connection for is getting directions - at least with google maps.
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Followed the instructions and everything went according to the write-up as far as the steps. Unfortunately I still need to have my cell radio on to acquire a gps signal
these are the QPST drivers, pulled from the 'HOW-TO flash to MetroPCS' thread
https://www.dropbox.com/s/mthba0oaizzo6t0/samsung_driver.zip
ok so this is weird.
I wrote the changes to the phone.
it rebooted. I opened my gps test app in airplane mode and everything worked. I disabled MODEM and checked PDA and checked the gps app again. all the sat's were gone...
I take no credit for this guide. i found it on the nexus s 4g dev section.
Master Ramy is the O.P.
so any shout out, fist bumps, high 5's, hitting of the THANKS button- make sure to send them his way.
im always going to remote areas with no service. its always really crappy when gps fails and i have to pull out the fishing, hunting, atv map out from behind the seat.
this isnt going to fix all my navigation issues, but it should help.
i hope many of you find this useful. i havent tried this yet but it suppose to work with all androids.
link to the original post: http://http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1683366
below is a copy/paste from the link above (just trying to spread the love)
[GUIDE] GPS without Data signal!! Works on tablets too!
credits to Coycane, he showed it to me, I'm just giving you the guide.
I use it on my Xoom with great results, so I can follow the car the whole way without needing internet as long as I open maps when on internet.
The way it works is simple; a Garmin GPS unit doesn't require internet to get you places, so why would your phones GPS? In reality, it doesnt.; the GPS hip can b programmed to communicate independently with the satellite, allowing you to be more Mobil without needing Internet!
But maps needs internet to start, so what I do is open maps, get my directions so they're on map, then I can turn off internet and the GPS lock will stay and follow me.
Its very simple; starts out the same way you'd do a prl hack;
1. Get your MSL number. Do this by getting an app from the market called terminal emulator. type in: su (hit enter) getprop ril.MSL (caps sensitive, then hit enter) your MSL will be there. It will be a 6 digit code. Write this down for later!
2. Install drivers for your device on your computer. Look up a Youtube tutorial on how to do this. It was the hardest part for me.
3. Download QPST. Link is below. On your computer, extract the QPST file, open it up, and double click on setup. Go through the installation process.
If you want to make a nandroid, tho it probably won't backup this section and I doubt ull have issues anyway, now would be the time to back up.
4. Go back to the phone and open up the dialer. Enter this: *#*#8778#*#*
5. On the menu that pops up there will be a section labeled "USB". Change it from PDA to "Modem"
6. Back to the computer. Hit the start menu and open up device manager. Double click on "ports" and you should see your device there. at the end it will look like this: (COM#). Write down the number at the end of the COM.
7. Hit the start and search for QPST and open it.
8. Now go to "start clients" and hit "SERVICE PROGRAMMING". It will ask what port you will be modifying, just click your device and hit ok.
9. there will be these tabs with CDMA, CDMA-2, ESN, etc. Click on the one that said "GPS or GpsOne". On the left check all boxes, usually phone has only 1 checked. REMEMBER what ur phone originally had checked in case you need to go back.
10. Finally, hit "write to phone". The phone should reboot, and you're done!
11. Once it boots up, go back to the dialer and enter the *#*#8778#*#* code again. Change it back from modem to PDA and you are done!
QPST: http://www.x-drivers.com/catalog/fla...pst/12051.html
Make sense? And no, this hack is not dependent on any particular phone or tablet, should work on all androids; worked on my Xoom perfectly. Try it and best of luck!
Let me know if u have any questions or need any help. I've found it extremely useful on my wifi only Xoom because I can always know where I am without having to tether from phone first
Enjoy,
~ Master Ramy
Sent from my Xoom using XDA Premium HD app
Just a quick question, does this stick through rom changes or does this need to be applied every time a new rom is flashed? And thanks for bringing this here!
I read Nexus trd as Nexus Terd.
That is all.
Flashable zip to do this?
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Flashable zip to do this?
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No.
using 2.7 is that right?
found 2.7 typing in qpsd in site's searchbox, is it the right one?
Didn't work on Juggs 5.0 I don't get anything back from Terminal Emulator.
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If my phone is unlocked, I don't think we need MSL right? However, how did you get the *#*#8778#*#* to work? I tried it with cm9 but it wouldn't do anything. Thanks for the help.
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Didn't work on Juggs 5.0 I don't get anything back from Terminal Emulator.
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Darkside TLLE4 v1 here and nothing from getprop either...
I've already been able to get gps without data
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Since gingerbread
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iwasblown said:
I've already been able to get gps without data
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How?
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Just been updating agps and using gps applications to maintain
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I've lost data and not GPS before without doing this. Won't reroute tho. Portable GPS devices have maps loaded in them, that's why they don't need internet. You can download maps on your phone or pre cache maps of where you are going..
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nightkid said:
If my phone is unlocked, I don't think we need MSL right? However, how did you get the *#*#8778#*#* to work? I tried it with cm9 but it wouldn't do anything. Thanks for the help.
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I am also having a problem getting the hidden menu to pop up. Since ICS it wont work. And I tried to go back to stock ICS and it still wont work. Does anyone have a fix for this?
doesnt google maps already do offline mode? and im pretty sure you can use gps with data off or else there wouldnt be a point in having offline maps, but im not 100% just a though
yeah google maps have an offline mode if you saved the map of whatever location you wanted beforehand. But, i'm not sure whats the purpose of this mod because GPS works without DATA already... so maybe its for preloaded maps? I got lost reading the OP and decided to breeze through the comments but that didn't really clear things up lol.
My GPS does not work without data...
Going to give this a try
Some other benefits of GPS working without DATA being on is using the phone as a golf gps. Battery drains pretty quick over the 4-5 hour period and not having DATA on could save a lot of battery. I tried using a golf app without data and it didn't work or maybe it was just the app.
I am unable to get the MSL # on both my TouchPad and GS2, I know others are having this problem as well. Has anyone found the reason and a solution? Thanks in advance.
First off, I had to browse over MANY different forums to make this phone to WiFi tether.
EDIT: Mar-14-2013; The edits are to simplify the instructions. Also, after repeatedly rdoing my phone, I know it works, every time.
1) Root your phone.
If it's already rooted, skip this step. There's a lot of options out there. Use whatever method you like. Just for reference, I used (Option 2): http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1955423
How to video
2) Grant superuser access to apps
Fom this point forward, grant superuser access to all request (From the apps below)
3) Download "WiFi Tether for Root Users"
DO NOT DOWNLOAD IT FROM GOOGLE PLAY!!! (If you do, it will NOT work)
Download the app, straight from the project's page
http://code.google.com/p/android-wifi-tether/downloads/detail?name=wifi_tether_v3_3-pre2.apk&can=2&q=
For your reference:
Project's home page: http://code.google.com/p/android-wifi-tether/
4) Open and configure "WiFi Tether for Root Users"
Select Menu (From your phone's physical lower bottom corner)
Choose Settings
Once in settings, make these changes:
[*][Change Device-Profile] --> Select "Samsung Galaxy S3" [If you skip this step, it won't work]
[*][Change Setup Method] --> Select "Netd-Ndc (master)"
[*][Send Netd Max Client Cmd] --> Check the box
[*]If you want to add a password: [Enable Wi-Fi-Encription] --> Check the box
[*]If you want to personalize your SSID: [Change SSID] --> Rename it to your preference
DONE
FYI: Depending on your plan and carrier, if it doesn't work it's mostly due to the plan/carrier limitations. I say this because I factory reseted my phone over 10 times, to test the instructions. It WORKED EVERY TIME.
PS. I am a newbie, so I wont be able to answer technical questions. This is what worked on my SGH-T889 phone.
I've got the same phone as you. Rooted with exynos abuse. Followed directions, installed apps and allowed acces but the se nd max clients thing doesn't appear on the app you gave me. I started the tether with the settings and got 0kb across the board.
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As far as I know I thought T-Mobile can detect this form of tethering use and will start to warn you of the offense via text.
Super failed!!!!!!!!
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anyone get this to work properly?
Nope. Doesn't work. I tried lots of settings and none of them worked. I wonder if it's hosting WiFi in Wireless G or Wireless N. 20mhz or 40mhz? 2.4gHz or 5gHz?
My laptop I tried using to connect to it is the old Wirless 802.11g with 2.4ghz support only, but I also couldn't see it with my own Wireless N router survey using all frequencies.
Conflusion: Doesn't work, actually. Post video evidence for the skeptics.
I am currently looking for a way to fix this issue. I am really good with getting Wifi-Tether to work. And i have done it for multiple devices that carriers don't allow it.
More progress to come...
It workes
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Does not work here!
Tested this 01/19/2013
Anyone have this working on SGH-T889 (one of the reasons I was going to root) or will T-Mobile still block it? (would prepaid make a difference)?: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2113053 - Thnx
I read in the TMO SGS3 forum that before you run the tether u should run Hotspot Shield VPN app from the market and you shouldnt have any problems...its worth a try
i use Trevee mod and it works fine
shouldn't make a difference I'm prepaid too. this was reposted from another post! WTF!
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shouldn't make a difference I'm prepaid too. this was reposted from another post! WTF!
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You have it working on prepaid with what WifiTether_TrevE_Mod_11_22_2012 (defaults to Wifi Driver Reload 1) - http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=9390195663897100312 ? - Thnx
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=35476525
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1988735
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2113053
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You have it working on prepaid with what WifiTether_TrevE_Mod_11_22_2012 (defaults to Wifi Driver Reload 1) - http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=9390195663897100312 ? - Thnx
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=35476525
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1988735
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2113053
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that's what I have working...
Can't you just use any of those 3rd party Wifi Tether apps on the Play store to get some form of tethering working?
Will this work if I just rooted with exynos exploit?
Also, what exactly is tethering?
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Note_2 said:
Will this work if I just rooted with exynos exploit?
Also, what exactly is tethering?
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Following these steps worked for me: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=37172883&postcount=10
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=android.tether (I use mod version linked above)
This program enables wifi AND bluetooth-tethering (PAN) for "rooted" handsets.
Clients (your laptop for example) can connect via wifi or bluetooth and get access to the internet using the mobile connection (4G, 3G, 2G) or (in case you are using bluetooth) the wifi connection which is established by the handset.
Wifi-tethering creates a so called adhoc (peer-to-peer) network on most devices. Infrastructure-mode is suppported for some devices – including the HTC Evo for instance.
** FEATURES **
-) Access-control feature. Allow/deny clients to use your mobile-data connection.
-) Wifi-Encrytion. 128-bit WEP in general. WPA/WPA2 on supported devices.
-) Reduce wifi-transmit power (on supported devices)
-) Settings for wifi-ssid, wifi-channel, „lan“-network and more.
This application requires a "rooted"-device and a (custom-) kernel which supports netfilter (iptables)!
** PREREQUISITE **
1) Root
2) Netfilter-enabled kernel
For more information visit our developer-site on google-code:
http://code.google.com/p/android-wifi-tether/
Use this application at your own risk. It is possible that use of this program may violate your carrier's Terms of Service."
I fixed the problem.
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Super failed!!!!!!!!
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Nice!
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Hi, I've been trying to use Wifi Tether for the d2spr and I can't seem to get it working correctly. Here is the output of `tether start`, `tether stop`, and `tetherdebug.sh` which is a script put together by TrevE.
This should be enough information to figure this out, but I don't see why some of these errors are showing up.
Thanks in advance.
Self bump. Internet is down at my house so I really need this working!
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You went into settings and selected device s3? Then checked off both servers?
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Yup. Tried all related devices too. Generic, generic ICS, generic (wlan0/wlan1), etc.
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That's the very first app I tried after updating from MB1 to MD4.
I a stock rooted.
Here's my current settings, confirmed working via my desktop and my laptop.
Profile = Auto
Setup Method = Auto
Send netd max = checked
enable wifi encryption = checked
channel = 2
wifi driver reload = unchecked
wifi driver reload 2 = checked
access control = unchecked
mss clamping = checked
routing fix = checked
dotNETProgrammer said:
That's the very first app I tried after updating from MB1 to MD4.
I a stock rooted.
Here's my current settings, confirmed working via my desktop and my laptop.
Profile = Auto
Setup Method = Auto
Send netd max = checked
enable wifi encryption = checked
channel = 2
wifi driver reload = unchecked
wifi driver reload 2 = checked
access control = unchecked
mss clamping = checked
routing fix = checked
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No dice. It "started with errors" and it always fails when "Configuring AP with Maxclient" and "Starting AP...". Everything else comes out Done though.
Here's the logcat when pressing start. https://gist.github.com/anonymous/a8594d0c0be781e3c5d9
Check your Superuser app. When I updated it installed Superuser..The TrevE mod only works with SuperSU. After reinstalling SuperSU mine works fine again.
Neil Fruit said:
Check your Superuser app. When I updated it installed Superuser..The TrevE mod only works with SuperSU. After reinstalling SuperSU mine works fine again.
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Same thing. No difference.
Hhmm. I didn't pay attention if he changed the internal version numbers or not with the different releases when he was trying to get it to work right with the GS3's, but when I bring up the about screen it says, 3.2-beta2-modv5 ***Synergized***
In Setup-Method select Netd-Ndc(master). And Wifi Driver reload 2. Also press menu and Select "install binaries".
Also disable Sprint connection optimizer.
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dotNETProgrammer said:
Hhmm. I didn't pay attention if he changed the internal version numbers or not with the different releases when he was trying to get it to work right with the GS3's, but when I bring up the about screen it says, 3.2-beta2-modv5 ***Synergized***
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It should be up to date. The version numbers shouldn't matter because others have got it working. I have all of the log information in this thread. All we have to do is figure out what the source of the errors is.
Once again, here's my phone info:
Code:
4.2.2
LiquidSmooth-JB-v2.2
Kernel: 3.4.39-leanKernel
csmasn said:
In Setup-Method select Netd-Ndc(master). And Wifi Driver reload 2.
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Those were my settings.
csmasn said:
Also press menu and Select "install binaries".
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Not an option on the newest version of the app. However I can confirm that I did see it say they installed.
csmasn said:
Also disable Sprint connection optimizer.
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Not supported on LiquidSmooth.
Your are on AOSP? Use native tether. Wifi tether don't play well with AOSP.
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csmasn said:
Your are on AOSP? Use native tether. Wifi tether don't play well with AOSP.
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Just tried this. Native tether allows me to connect to it, but no data is transferred.
EDIT: Tried this using "Native Framework Tether" and I could connect, but again, no data. Also, SSID was changed from what I set it as, to "TetherFallback"
Well I'm not using AOSP now, but check if it have any kind of access control.
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t3hcoolness said:
Just tried this. Native tether allows me to connect to it, but no data is transferred.
EDIT: Tried this using "Native Framework Tether" and I could connect, but again, no data. Also, SSID was changed from what I set it as, to "TetherFallback"
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I don't know what you mean by "Native Framework Tether"? What settings did you go to? I have created an imgur album to show how I enable Wifi tethering on my phone. Check it out and verify this is how you're connecting.
t3hcoolness said:
Just tried this. Native tether allows me to connect to it, but no data is transferred.
EDIT: Tried this using "Native Framework Tether" and I could connect, but again, no data. Also, SSID was changed from what I set it as, to "TetherFallback"
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Make a hotspot with no security and try again
topherk said:
I don't know what you mean by "Native Framework Tether"? What settings did you go to? I have created an imgur album to show how I enable Wifi tethering on my phone. Check it out and verify this is how you're connecting.
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With the newer version of TrevE mod, it comes with a way to make use of that method, while still able to use access control and show the amount of data, if I'm not mistaken. Didn't work.
CNexus said:
Make a hotspot with no security and try again
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No dice :/
Why are you so insistent on using the treve mod? It says on the thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2224083 that it only works on 100% stock roms. It was never intended to work on aosp roms. I don't know how else I can say this to have it make sense...
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topherk said:
Why are you so insistent on using the treve mod? It says on the thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2224083 that it only works on 100% stock roms. It was never intended to work on aosp roms. I don't know how else I can say this to have it make sense.../QUOTE]
The original wasn't working, and people were having more luck with TrevE. If I can get any kind of wifi tethering working, then I'd be happy.
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