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2010-03-23
, 08:14
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#172
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Split the thread with new summary (for many reasons, main ones being 18 pages of this already and not having the first post editable by me so I could always link to correct place to start from)
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2010-03-24
, 01:17
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#173
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Originally Posted by greygoo
Thanks for the great summary.
About the module thing, I only can contribute what I did on the n800 when I sat that up. The modules I built and loaded were these:
ip_conntrack_amanda.ko
ip_conntrack_ftp.ko
ip_conntrack_h323.ko
ip_conntrack_irc.ko
ip_conntrack.ko
ip_conntrack_netbios_ns.ko
ip_conntrack_pptp.ko
ip_conntrack_sip.ko
ip_conntrack_tftp.ko
ip_nat_amanda.ko
ip_nat_ftp.ko
ip_nat_h323.ko
ip_nat_irc.ko
ip_nat.ko
ip_nat_pptp.ko
ip_nat_sip.ko
ip_nat_snmp_basic.ko
ip_nat_tftp.ko
ip_queue.ko
iptable_nat.ko
ipt_MASQUERADE.ko
I have no possibility to check right now but I think that some was build into the kernel in the original config. I hope to find time to try that out over the weekend with the n900.
For the reboot issue, could it have maybe have something to do with the buffers set for nat and how overflows are handled. I just remembered that having many connections in parallel sometimes caused some buffer to fillup and once it was full the effects were some severe hangs on the router. If I recall correctly increasing the buffer size via /proc solved the problems. Just some idea
Hi.. I see that you have built some modules for the n80, I would really appreciate it if you would be so kind as to email me the ip_queue.ko to freespinner@gmail.com as I have a n900 and am trying to get zfone to work, the only file I think I need now is ip_queue.ko so I can modprobe it into the kernel.
Any chance of that I would be much obliged..
Simon
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2010-03-24
, 01:20
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#174
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Anyone got an ip_queue.ko that the n900 will read? and let me modprobe it into the running kernel ?
I would appreciate it if anyone with that file could email it to me...
frespinner@gmail.com
Cheers
I would appreciate it if anyone with that file could email it to me...
frespinner@gmail.com
Cheers
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2010-03-24
, 08:45
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#175
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Originally Posted by freespinner
It seems ip_queue.c requires netfilter, no netfilter in stock kernel so you're out of luck there, of course you can try compiling just the module in scratchbox and see if it inserts...
Anyone got an ip_queue.ko that the n900 will read? and let me modprobe it into the running kernel ?
I would appreciate it if anyone with that file could email it to me...
frespinner@gmail.com
Cheers
Try the hotspot kernel or kernel-maemo, or build your own (see the bottom of the hotspot page for instructions)
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2010-03-25
, 11:59
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@ Germany
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#176
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I added a selector for the encryption algorithm (WEP/None) to the GUI.
Here are two screenshots and the patch, in case you are interested
Here are two screenshots and the patch, in case you are interested
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2010-03-25
, 12:52
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#177
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Originally Posted by hcm
Thanks for the patch, let's continue this on the new thread.
I added a selector for the encryption algorithm (WEP/None) to the GUI.
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2010-03-25
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@ Germany
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#178
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I didn't want to "spam" the new thread with this patch, because it's only important for you or other developers…
Like this, you postet a much shorter information about it (without screenshots and patch), and the new thread is kept "tidy" for the average user
Like this, you postet a much shorter information about it (without screenshots and patch), and the new thread is kept "tidy" for the average user
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2010-03-25
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#179
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Originally Posted by hcm
A valid point.
I didn't want to "spam" the new thread with this patch, because it's only important for you or other developers…
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2010-03-25
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@ Campinas, SP, Brazil
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#180
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Originally Posted by qole
Amazing. You're really talented. Thanks very very much for this!
Just a note here that I've managed to get the N900 to be a slow, wobbly hotspot without any kernel hacking, using vde2 in Easy Debian and the guidance of wek and greygoo... Here's my howto. I'm hoping others with more experience will step in and help out here, as well.
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it works.
I had rebooted after the installing the kernal flasher.
but to be sure i just rebooted there again.
And this time didn't connect to 3G, before starting the hotspot app.
I got a popup saying internet connection failed, did i want to reconnect.
Selected no, and continued ....
sure enough it worked.
Can get online with my macbook no problem.
Cheers for the amazing work done here