Hello experts,
I have a few problems with my setup:
Hardware:
HTC Vivid - Rooted (Stock ROM)
Samsung Galaxy Tab
Toshiba Laptop Win7
On HTC I have android-wifi-tether installed. It shows HotSpots active.
Laptop can see network and connects to it but network undefined.
Samsung Tab doesn't see my HTC network at all but can see all others.
I need some help why laptop can't identify my network and why Galaxy doesn't see it?
Thank you in advance.
Please try these steps to get tethering to work:
Start Application
Go to Settings
Select Device Type -> Galaxy Nexus LTE
Select Change Setup-Method -> netd (master)
Select Enable WiFi-Encryption -> Your Choice
Select Routing Fix
Start Tether and allow Root
cruzin_cruzing said:
Please try these steps to get tethering to work:
Start Application
Go to Settings
Select Device Type -> Galaxy Nexus LTE
Select Change Setup-Method -> netd (master)
Select Enable WiFi-Encryption -> Your Choice
Select Routing Fix
Start Tether and allow Root
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No differences at all, except laptop no longer sees it.
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You may want to try a different ROM.
cruzin_cruzing said:
You may want to try a different ROM.
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Can you suggest any? WiFi spots is only requirement.
Thank you.
DanDem said:
Can you suggest any? WiFi spots is only requirement.
Thank you.
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If you are on ICS i would recommend rum float 4 and then use the steps Cruzin outlined. I can verify they work for that rom
Ive released a att build with native wifi tethering build that needs no work around quite awhile ago...may try it....who knows
Does not work on HTC Vivid
cruzin_cruzing said:
Please try these steps to get tethering to work:
Start Application
Go to Settings
Select Device Type -> Galaxy Nexus LTE <-- NOT AVAILABLE ***
Select Device Profile -> Samsung Galaxy Nexus (cdma/lte) -> CLOSEST MATCH
NOTE: also tried default, generic, & more -- none worked
Select Change Setup-Method -> netd (master)
Select Enable WiFi-Encryption -> Your Choice
Select Routing Fix
Start Tether and allow Root
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The above did not work on
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rooted HTC Vivid
Android 2.3.4
HTC Sense 3.0
Software number 1.63.502.4
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Running Wifi Tether 3.1 beta 12
On pirateghost's rum raider ROM it works perfectly. And sorry, it is CDMA/LTE. Others are saying it works as well:
http://blog.androidninjas.com/forum/android-ninjas/working-tether-option-no-plan/
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cruzin_cruzing said:
On pirateghost's rum raider ROM it works perfectly. And sorry, it is CDMA/LTE. Others are saying it works as well:
http://blog.androidninjas.com/forum/android-ninjas/working-tether-option-no-plan/
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All I had to do to get it to work was install wifi tether, set device profile to Galaxy Nexus (GSM), tick routing fix, activate tethering. The other steps weren't necessary. Like WC said though, he does have a build released that has the native wifi hotspot app working.
I have WC generic ICS build, with tether enabled and it works like a charm with my iconia A500.
As a matter of fact it works flawlessly with anything i've thrown at it
Running a rooted ATT ICS build with the settings defined in this thread and Im on tether right now typing this... works like a charm thanks!
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Compiled from the recent kernel source dump. Loaded just fine into the stock kernel, /dev/tun device created. I haven't had a chance yet to test out openvpn, but will later today.
Also, now that there's a tun/tap driver for the base android system, it should work within the webtop environment as well.
Enjoy.
EDIT: Tested with OpenVPN from the Market (Installer and Settings apps) and works fine.
I will be watching closely. I need vpn badly!
Where does the file go?
I put it in /system/lib/modules, but it can go pretty much anywhere if you're using it with the openvpn settings app, since you can specify the path that insmod uses.
I put it in /system/lib and it works fine with VPNC Widget. Thanks!
What exactly does this do? I hate to sound like a noob
Krshaw18 said:
What exactly does this do? I hate to sound like a noob
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It gives us the virtual tunneling network interface so we can use openvpn.
agentdr8 said:
Compiled from the recent kernel source dump. Loaded just fine into the stock kernel, /dev/tun device created. I haven't had a chance yet to test out openvpn, but will later today.
Also, now that there's a tun/tap driver for the base android system, it should work within the webtop environment as well.
Enjoy.
EDIT: Tested with OpenVPN from the Market (Installer and Settings apps) and works fine.
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I owe you a beer sir. With the past week to other good people in xda forums, I owe three beers in total.
Oh crap, I need root for OVPN and I upgraded to beta release. Oh well, time to SBF to stock.
Great find my friend !!! will this module work only on the android side or can it be worked in with the webtop side too ?
molotof said:
Great find my friend !!! will this module work only on the android side or can it be worked in with the webtop side too ?
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agentdr8 said:
Also, now that there's a tun/tap driver for the base android system, it should work within the webtop environment as well.
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Instead of using the android openvpn binary, you could use one compiled for linux arm within the webtop and it should work just fine.
1. lsmod shows tun.ko
2. VPNC set to enable VPN
3. Unable to ping any resources on the remote network. VPN says never connected.
Any thoughts on where to go from here?
This is a Cisco VPN I am connecting to.
Run a logcat either from adb shell or through ConnectBot/Terminal Emulator on phone and see what vpnc is doing during connection.
Tested and verified this works perfect with my Atrix connecting to an ASA 5500 Cisco appliance using IpSec. I made a video that will help people trying to understand all this. Just go to youtube and type android vpn. I'll be one of the first 5 videos and it's a 2 parter.
Thanks OP! I was looking for this back when I got my ATRIX and had no luck.
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Tested and verified this works perfect with my Atrix connecting to an ASA 5500 Cisco appliance using IpSec. I made a video that will help people trying to understand all this. Just go to youtube and type android vpn. I'll be one of the first 5 videos and it's a 2 parter.
Thanks OP! I was looking for this back when I got my ATRIX and had no luck.
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That's my exact scenario and mine also works flawlessly.
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I'm getting a connection, but no traffic is flowing through it. My laptop can connect though. Nothing returns a ping on the other end.
Kernel
Does any one have the module for kernel 2.6.32.9-00005?
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Thanks
Scott
ZeroData said:
Does any one have the module for kernel 2.6.32.9-00005?
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Try out the attached. The vermagic should match your OTA kernel exactly.
EDIT: Attachment removed (not working)
Getting -1 Unknown symbol in module
Can you post the last 20 lines of dmesg after trying the insmod?
I currently pay for a VPN service called Hide My Ass and it works nicely on my computer. I can use it on my Bionic but I would like to use OpenVPN. I installed from the Market the two OpenVPN Settings and Installer and copied the config files to the SD card. I found it here http://hidemyass.com/vpn-config/ Now for some reason when I try to log in to the VPN it won't connect. If anyone has any input on how to make this work I would appreciate it.
Thanks.
You need a tun.ko kernel module, and based on the word kernel and the locked bootloader I don't even know if that module would even help in any way.
I think this kernel has tun built in... I use vpnc all the time and it needs one too.
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bnred777 said:
I think this kernel has tun built in... I use vpnc all the time and it needs one too.
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OpenVPN will not work with OpenVPN and OpenVPN settings because there is no tun.ko kernel module. Tried this myself and nope, it's not going to work. There might be a way if there is a talented dev out there. I know that the boot has to be signed but I don't know about kernel modules. Beyond the module itself will the kernel even allow you to start a module anyway?
Hi,
Has anyone loaded tun.ko on GT-P7300? I guess this file is needed to make vpnc work..
if so, could you tell me the instructions to do so?
Thanks in advance,
Use _motley kernel.
It has tun module compiled inside, OpenVpn just work's fine.
Even the stock kernel has tun/tap compiled in. No need for a tun.ko module.
Thanks.
But what about vpnc? Is it working on the motley kernel?
Or is there any other way to make cisco VPN works on the GT?
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i use 3.2 stockroom with root, busy box and superuser.
vpnc works fine
Thanks for giving the hope! Is there any step by step procedure? I have never worked with busybox, is there any certain settings i shuld go through?
What vpnc client you are using?
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What about adding proxy
Thanks! I could make it work with your insights!
what about adding a proxy pac, is it possible in a way or another? Since over VPN I am not able to browse over the internet anymore, only intranet.
i connect with vpnc widget to my AVM Fritz Box 7390,
and modify the avm config "accesslist = "permit ip 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.1.201 255.255.255.255";"
with this change (blue) i browse now over the AVM Router.
my english is ugly, i know
Hi all
My device is a Motorola atrix HD unlocked AT&T
Ive rooted this device and was able to read move all the bloat ware it had on it
However one issue that I havent been able to resolve is the network selection option that is missing on this phone and its stuck on 3g showing 4g on display and this is subsequently killing my battery life . If any of you have a work around on this issue it would be o great help
Thing I have tried already and failed
1 *#*#4636#*#* using the dialer and the ICS dailer too they both don't work
2 phone info app but can't edit the settings
My phone us running the latest update that 4.1.2 and has been rooted
Thanks in advance
rjeswani said:
Hi all
My device is a Motorola atrix HD unlocked AT&T
Ive rooted this device and was able to read move all the bloat ware it had on it
However one issue that I havent been able to resolve is the network selection option that is missing on this phone and its stuck on 3g showing 4g on display and this is subsequently killing my battery life . If any of you have a work around on this issue it would be o great help
Thing I have tried already and failed
1 *#*#4636#*#* using the dialer and the ICS dailer too they both don't work
2 phone info app but can't edit the settings
My phone us running the latest update that 4.1.2 and has been rooted
Thanks in advance
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Download LTE Setting by Ryo Ueshima in the Play store.
It doesn't seem to work ??
Any other workaround ?
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I got the null rom for my Galaxy Gearand was excited to use the Play Store but when I open it and choose "existing account" to sign in it freezes and then crashes. Does anyone have a solution for this?
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You have to activate network spoofer in your gears settings choose spoof WiFi that's what I do.. from your phone download PDA net from the playstore ...activate bluetooth server then go to PDA net on the gear and click connect check the box and hit OK you should be good ..go to play store on the gear and try to sign in now
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AndroidUser12345678910 said:
I got the null rom for my Galaxy Gearand was excited to use the Play Store but when I open it and choose "existing account" to sign in it freezes and then crashes. Does anyone have a solution for this?
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Sorry first you have to use xposed framework to install it check the boxes and reboot..
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Make sure network connection is already established also before opening/signing in
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Brendo said:
Make sure network connection is already established also before opening/signing in
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Ok I have internet connection and I know this because i am able to browse the web and other things but still when I try to sign in it crashes for some reason, am I doing it right?
AndroidUser12345678910 said:
Ok I have internet connection and I know this because i am able to browse the web and other things but still when I try to sign in it crashes for some reason, am I doing it right?
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Enable the xposed modules & enable the network spoofer.
Are you using a third party tethering application ? I get a feeling you from the US ?
Brendo said:
Make sure network connection is already established also before opening/signing in
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fOmey said:
Enable the xposed modules & enable the network spoofer.
Are you using a third party tethering application ? I get a feeling you from the US ?
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Yes, im from the US.
And im using PDAnet to tether through bluetooth from my Galaxy S4 Active.
Can you please explain how to install the xposed modules and enable the network spoofer please?
AndroidUser12345678910 said:
Yes, im from the US.
And im using PDAnet to tether through bluetooth from my Galaxy S4 Active.
Can you please explain how to install the xposed modules and enable the network spoofer please?
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Settings -> Xposed -> Framework -> Install -> Reboot
Settings -> Xposed -> Modules -> Tick all the modules -> Reboot
Settings -> Network spoofer -> Wifi
PdaNET -> Connect
Settings -> Accounts -> Add..
fOmey said:
Settings -> Xposed -> Framework -> Install -> Reboot
Settings -> Xposed -> Modules -> Tick all the modules -> Reboot
Settings -> Network spoofer -> Wifi
PdaNET -> Connect
Settings -> Accounts -> Add..
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Ok thanks alot! I did that and it worked perfectly
sorry for the noob question but when you say settings> account> add..... what do I add? I think I found a work around to get pda net on my phone and when I go to activate bluetooth mode it says gear is to far to establish bluetooth connection.... it is sitting right next to the phone?
Thanks in advance.