Hello. I successfully compile a kernel to use an ethernet over USB dongle, chip AX88772.
I am able to download files with wget on terminal, at a very good speed.
But all other applications on my Galaxy note 10.1 2014 edition can't have access to internet e.g chrome.
What should I do?
Is there an app like Networkmanager on Android?
Thanks for your help.
Chopac said:
Hello. I successfully compile a kernel to use an ethernet over USB dongle, chip AX88772.
I am able to download files with wget on terminal, at a very good speed.
But all other applications on my Galaxy note 10.1 2014 edition can't have access to internet e.g chrome.
What should I do?
Is there an app like Networkmanager on Android?
Thanks for your help.
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The Problem is related to DNS because when I enter the IP address in the bar address, the first request works.
But I don't know yet how to fix this DNS problem. In a console, nslookup address works perfectly.
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I'm trying to connect my phone up to my works Cisco VPN.
I've read online that I need a compiled version of tun.ko kernel module in order for it to work. I've checked in /system/lib/modules/ and can't see it in there.
There are instructions online for compiling it which I wouldn't mind doing but I'm guessing this will have to wait until HTC release the kernel sources for the One X(?)
Can I use the module from another phone running the same kernel version?
EDIT: Sorry just done some more reading and found out tun.ko is baked into ICS so this can't be the problem I'm having
Did you manage to get this working? I am trying to connect to a L2TP/IPsec PSK VPN and I keep getting a timeout.
This has been working for the past 2 years on my gingerbread Desire HD.
I think it's to do with this issue:
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=23124
but if anyone knows of a fix that would be great?
i need this tooo ,, but without root please >>>
I want adhoc to work because I have a toughbook in my company truck that's connected on a perm data line and I want to use adhoc like I do with my iphone. Which ROM supports adhoc ? I would be nice if it also had JB4.2
D0T-C0M said:
I want adhoc to work because I have a toughbook in my company truck that's connected on a perm data line and I want to use adhoc like I do with my iphone. Which ROM supports adhoc ? I would be nice if it also had JB4.2
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I'm not sure which ROM has it but did find something that might help you: http://shaer.me/blog/2012/08/how-to-enable-ad-hoc-connection-on-your-android/
I tried enabling adhoc through various methods as you mentioned above but was unsuccessful.
Hello,
I'm trying to connect my Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 wifi to an ad-hoc network for internet. I understand this is disabled by default and a file needs to be replaced for it to work.
I searched around but could not find an up to date file for 4.2.2 version of android which runs the tab. If anyone has the file or another method please share it.
My device is already rooted on stock ROM.
Thanks
the same question.
Heat4Android said:
Hello,
I'm trying to connect my Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 wifi to an ad-hoc network for internet. I understand this is disabled by default and a file needs to be replaced for it to work.
I searched around but could not find an up to date file for 4.2.2 version of android which runs the tab. If anyone has the file or another method please share it.
My device is already rooted on stock ROM.
Thanks
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the same question I want to ask .
Hi to all friends.
I just bought an Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 3g sm-311 and I have a request for help.
I just rooted it and it works fine.
In my job they do not use wifi and I am in the need to use internet through my tab 3.
I already own a usb Lan card with asix chipset (AX88772A) that works fine with any pc and mac I ever used. Many people have connect it with OTG cable. It detects it but no drivers re installed in the tablet.
They provide drivers For Android 1.x/2.x/3.x/4.x, Linux kernel 2.6.14 and later that needs to be compiled to kernel.
I do not have the knowledge to do that. Can someone help me out on that and explain how I will put back the kernel ?
I would like to thank everyone in advance .
Best Regards
Anyone ?
Umm.... I think everyone with the 7 inch model of the Tab 3 is having that issue..... Some of us think that it will come through an uupdate or somthing.... Otherwise iv tried to push the persmissions using a xml file which says its detected and thats all....Still dosnt work...:crying:
You can download PPP Widget from the Play Store. Samsung devices lack the Option driver in the stock kernel, so you might need to get that separately. They don't need to be compiled into the kernel. You can have them as loadable modules. The forums on draisberghof.de may provide a link.
The ability to load kernel modules has been removed from the stock Android kernel from Android 4.3 onwards, which sucks, but we can always use a recompiled kernel.
No lack..... do you think that I should contact samsung ?
cmvrgr said:
No lack..... do you think that I should contact samsung ?
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What have you tried? Did you get the drivers? Samsung will be unable to help except point you at their kernel source, if they do respond.
Please check this thread on the usb_modeswitch forum and request Josh for drivers for the specific kernel for the Tab.
freedune said:
What have you tried? Did you get the drivers? Samsung will be unable to help except point you at their kernel source, if they do respond.
Please check this thread on the usb_modeswitch forum and request Josh for drivers for the specific kernel for the Tab.
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Its too bad that I can nor find a solution. I will be forced to sale the unit and buy a win8.1 tablet like toshiba encore.
As the title says, this will be a thread for zf 2 users who installed nethunter and find their external wifi adapters not working for various unknown reasons. I hope that the developers of nethunter for zf 2 see this and atleast help us in finding for solution. (Sorry if my English is bad.)
For me:
Adapter : Tenda w311u+ (rt2870/rt3070)
Kernel : FlareX 1.0 (stock)
guys post about your adapter here, and I will try my best to get them in
Sent from my ASUS_Z00AD using Tapatalk
adapter: no idea (rt73usb)
kernel: FlareM v1.2
firmware: rt73.bin (for the adapter)
With pcap you can use rtl8187 adapters.
But I have rt3070 and don't know how to compile drivers.
D-Link DWA-125 - WIRELESS 150 USB ADAPTER
say99 said:
guys post about your adapter here, and I will try my best to get them in
Sent from my ASUS_Z00AD using Tapatalk
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I've been searching some probable solution regarding this topic. Though it includes editing of the kernel and adding features to it via cleaning makefile and the defconfig sh!t (which is I don't effin know where it's located to my phone or should I make one?) like here in this link : https://github.com/offensive-security/kali-nethunter/wiki/Modifying-the-Kernel
Is it correct? If it is, it only shows me " *** No rule to make target 'clean'. Stop. "
If not, what are the other ways to install the drivers to our phone so that we can do it ourselves and make it easy for you?
ZeikuOC said:
I've been searching some probable solution regarding this topic. Though it includes editing of the kernel and adding features to it via cleaning makefile and the defconfig sh!t (which is I don't effin know where it's located to my phone or should I make one?) like here in this link : https://github.com/offensive-security/kali-nethunter/wiki/Modifying-the-Kernel
Is it correct? If it is, it only shows me " *** No rule to make target 'clean'. Stop. "
If not, what are the other ways to install the drivers to our phone so that we can do it ourselves and make it easy for you?
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well, use my kernel directly the command will be ./buildzf2 <v.no> NH
to add something in config kali_zenfone_defconfig
and no worries, I am back to work.
It turns out most wifi drivers are already included (at least in V2.0) but usb otg doesn't work too well on the zenfone.
It doesn't detect my wifi chip when connecting it directly to the otg cable.
However if I plug the wifi chip into a usb hub with its own power source and connect that to the otg cable, it works.
The same wifi chip works well on a galaxy s2.
say99 said:
well, use my kernel directly the command will be ./buildzf2 <v.no> NH
to add something in config kali_zenfone_defconfig
and no worries, I am back to work.
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Still nothing happens ? I'm just gonna wait for you to fix it and post an update ?
Okay I found a few things out that might be helpful:
The usb otg functionality doesn't work on high speed usb devices.
It doesn't even detect any high speed usb devices.
It does detect detect those device sometimes when the battery is at 100%.
Even then, any kind of data transfer kills the connection.
This is when not using an external power source
When using an external power source (like a usb y cable or a usb hub) , everything works fine.
Hence I think that our phones can't output enough power to keep the usb device running.
I found some files (most importantly dwc3-intel-mrfl.c) under kernelsource/drivers/usb/dwc3/ that control the power draw from usb otg devices.
Maybe some changes there might get usb wifi working again?
I just bought tplink wn722n version 2.. Please help me how can i configure it with nethunter?
Raj.S said:
I just bought tplink wn722n version 2.. Please help me how can i configure it with nethunter?
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Hi if you find any solution then plz do let me know about it