Hi, I use the LeedDrOiD HD rom on my DHD and the OpenVPN Application Server VMware appliance.
I get a connection with OpenVPN Installer and OpenVPN Settings from the Market but I cannot access the remote LAN.
If I use the LeeDrOiD modified stock Desire HD kernel with the OpenVPN tun.ko module and CIFS (map SMB shares) module built-in, will I still need the OpenVPN Installer and OpenVPN Settings from the Market?
Anyone got this working?
Solved.
LeeDrOiD modified stock Desire HD kernel with the OpenVPN tun.ko module and CIFS module built-in + OpenVPN Settings did the job.
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thank you.I find the previous zip file will cause the system reboot after the openvpn was get the config file from openvpn server
MY work provides wifi but is restrictive so I use openvpn with my android phones and that was working fine. I want to use vpn with my openvpn server> I am unable to install openvpn from Play store. There are vpn settings in jelly bean will those work with ssl keys and openvpn
I need tun.ko module for vpn connection! my phone is xperia s jb .96 firmware
luigi0824 said:
I need tun.ko module for vpn connection! my phone is xperia s jb .96 firmware
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No you don't.
Now after being so bold, what application are you trying to use?
I associate tun,ko with OpenVPN on UDP port 1194.
Are you trying to install a home baked OpenVPN(other VPN service) that locks you into a specific server as part of the app and etc???
I have OpenVPN running on my XPERIA LT26i with 6.2.B.1. 96 ROM and it's working just fine.
No tun.ko file required
Use the 'new' ICS 4.0.4 OpenVPN applications and above and you don't even need root access.
I read this thread entirely: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1841759
But this method is no more valid for Kitkat, because Google has removed the module support in the kernel.
I found another solution: recompiling my own kernel.
I followed this excellent tuto: http://pete.akeo.ie/2013/10/compiling-and-running-your-own-android.html.
make flo_defconfigs
make menuconfig
=> disable module support
=> enable DVB-T
=> => include my DVB-T stick in the kernel
and I finally got a boot.img file that boots my Nexus 7 (2013).
- plugged my DVB-T stick
- execute the startdvb script (which creates the symlinks needed, and modifies the permissions)
- install droidtv apk (there is a lot of versions of this apk on the net). All are versionned 2.0, but signatures are differents
- start tuning the tv channels => it is working
But then, I still get a blank screen in droidtv.
I select a tv channel, but ... no image.
I tried this:
- tune to a channel inside droidtv (the green led of the DVB-T stick become steady ON)
- switch to VLC (or MX Player), and enter a network stream:
- udp://:1555
- http://:1666/tv.ts
neither is working.
In fact, I remarked that when I put droidtv in the background (to switch to VLC or MX Player), the green led of my DVB-T stick switch OFF. This could explain why I get no image inside VLC (or MX Player).
I don't understand how it could have worked for others.
I am worry to have struggled so much to recompile a kernel, to have found a DVB-T stick which driver is in the 3.4.0 flo kernel sources, all that to arrive at the conclusion that droidtv is not working.
Could someone help me?
hello, is there any viable method to get rid of "Connected to Wi-Fi network blablabla" notification ?
Hi just one question are you rooted? If so install the Xposed Installer and then install the Enhanced Toast module
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