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2011-11-30
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2011-11-30
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2011-12-02
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I did it in the following order...
1. Start up "Mad developer" (Installed drivers on Win7) , select "USB networking" and "Windows network" afterwards. Without this step my NB is not detecting the USB network device at all. Afterwards I have always a working USB network connection and can connect for example via SSH to the phone.
2. Change the IP from 192.168.2.15 to 192.168.3.15 in /etc/network/interfaces else the last command of step 3 will defiantly fail even if I change the number in that cmd to .2!
3. Then I disconnect the device, use "ifdown usb0" and "ifconfig usb0 down" ... and write the followings cmds:
4. Enjoy stable / fast internet and no battery issues, in general way faster and more stable than Joikuspot / Mobilehotspot.
Are there any easier ways to share the WLAN/3G connection of the phone via USB for Win7? How can I avoid the "dnsmasq" issue or prevent that "Mad developer" will block the IP for "dnsmasq" once I set it to "Windows network"?