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2009-12-10
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2009-12-12
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If you need some design work done for the Mobilehotspot. Let me know.
I'm an interaction designer, and in need for yout great app
Anyone think using an ssh tunnel as per https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH_VPN might work as a stand-in until a better solution is easily installed? It looks as though it might, but I haven't had time to try yet. (If I do, I'll report back here.)
Will getting a working iptables / NAT really require flashing the device? This seems ... unfortunate.
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2009-12-14
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In this case you only need to flash the kernel which will take less than 30seconds, of course it's a hurdle and a bit scary if you have never done it before.
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2009-12-14
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I don't think [ssh tunnel would] be any easier to use and it really only would work for one user anyways (the advantage of sharing internet via wlan is that your friends can use it too)
Some rather smart people are trying to get the modules working on the stock kernel, and if it is impossible (it seems some "unused" symbols that these modules depend on are stripped...) I'll see if I can make the powers that be to see the light and maybe we'll have a new stock kernel...
In this case you only need to flash the kernel which will take less than 30seconds, of course it's a hurdle and a bit scary if you have never done it before. Flashing the stock kernel back is equally simple once you have extracted the kernel from the Fiasco (kernel+rootfs+whatever bundle) image so no need to lose any settings or data.
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2009-12-14
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It seems odd that we have the ip_tables module itself but no obvious (to me) way of controlling it. Can you shed any light on that? Is something else on the device using the module (it doesn't appear in my lsmod)? Can it be configured or interrogated outside of the missing iptables binary? Otherwise, what is it doing there?!
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2009-12-19
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2009-12-19
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I noticed earler today that jebba has compiled modules including the ones needed for NAT it seems (see his wiki user page, and the modules themselves ) that "should work with the stock N900 kernel".
Is there any chance to get an iptables binary that will work with these?
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2009-12-21
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2009-12-21
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I'm an interaction designer, and in need for yout great app