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2011-12-08
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#82
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The other point of using this script version is lower power consumption. Thanks for all the feedback.
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2011-12-08
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#83
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Originally Posted by 9000
Yes, lower power consumption is what I am also interested in! I will try the script this evening on KP49 and holla back.
The other point of using this script version is lower power consumption. Thanks for all the feedback.
miked1541
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2011-12-09
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#84
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9000, could You explain where exactly script version uses less power than new qt mobile hotspot?
Bluetooth PAN is obvious power-saver, but WiFi? I may be wrong, but AFAIK QT mobile hotspot use static GUI that run set of scripts, and in this thread we got scripts itself. Doesn't leave much room for power-saving.
/Estel
Bluetooth PAN is obvious power-saver, but WiFi? I may be wrong, but AFAIK QT mobile hotspot use static GUI that run set of scripts, and in this thread we got scripts itself. Doesn't leave much room for power-saving.
/Estel
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2011-12-09
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#85
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Originally Posted by Estel
I'm actually comparing to Joikuspot in term of power consumption, and referring to the technical issues of mobile hotspot with kernel update, and that occasional technical issues is what driven me to make a script version.
9000, could You explain where exactly script version uses less power than new qt mobile hotspot?
Bluetooth PAN is obvious power-saver, but WiFi? I may be wrong, but AFAIK QT mobile hotspot use static GUI that run set of scripts, and in this thread we got scripts itself. Doesn't leave much room for power-saving.
/Estel
Of course, I'd be grateful if you'd help do the battery profiling and comparison with mobile hotspot, and share with us the results.
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2011-12-12
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I've no experience nor interest in using Joikuspot, but as for QT Mobilehotspot (!= mobilehotspot package!), it is working flawlessly - it seems, that all issues of original mobilehotspot have been fixed. For me, it's stable quality.
Not to mention many additional (optional) features like automatic USB networking and internet sharing, but it's quite off-topic here.
As for battery usage tests, I'll perform some as time permits
/Estel
Not to mention many additional (optional) features like automatic USB networking and internet sharing, but it's quite off-topic here.
As for battery usage tests, I'll perform some as time permits
/Estel
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2011-12-13
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Originally Posted by Estel
It is good to hear that.
I've no experience nor interest in using Joikuspot, but as for QT Mobilehotspot (!= mobilehotspot package!), it is working flawlessly - it seems, that all issues of original mobilehotspot have been fixed. For me, it's stable quality.
Not to mention many additional (optional) features like automatic USB networking and internet sharing, but it's quite off-topic here.
As for battery usage tests, I'll perform some as time permits
/Estel
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2012-03-03
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hi guys , i need so help
the hot spot did work perfectly but i need to scan my area for SSID and info.
i did create this but nothing happens, can anyone correct it for me please.
the hot spot did work perfectly but i need to scan my area for SSID and info.
i did create this but nothing happens, can anyone correct it for me please.
Code:
osso-xterm 'root' 'echo "ifconfig wlan0 up"' 'echo "iwlist wlan0 scan"' 'echo "ifconfig wlan0 down'"
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2012-03-05
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#90
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Originally Posted by moudy91
hi guys , i need so help
the hot spot did work perfectly but i need to scan my area for SSID and info.
i did create this but nothing happens, can anyone correct it for me please.
Code:osso-xterm 'root' 'echo "ifconfig wlan0 up"' 'echo "iwlist wlan0 scan"' 'echo "ifconfig wlan0 down'"
I wondered the purpose of scanning the area when you are opening the hotspot yourself, save avoiding channel conflict. BTW, you could use WiFieye, it is quite useful.
Thanks,
miked1541