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2010-04-11
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see earlier in thread about dnsmasq issues, will get back to you tue/wed now busy.
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2010-04-12
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Ahh. Thanks. That fixed it. I added a 5 second sleep to backend.py just before the start of dnsmasq and now mobilehotspot starts successfully.
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2010-04-12
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#33
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WOW... I just re-read that last post of mine. If you didn't know me, you might think I knew the difference between a partition and a refrigerator.
One good thing you can not deny about the N900... you WILL learn!
One good thing you can not deny about the N900... you WILL learn!
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2010-04-12
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Attached is my modified backend.py. Unzip this file and replace it with the existing file /home/opt/mobilehotspot/libs/backend.py.
assuming you download this file to your pc and transfer it to your N900 via USB into your MyDocs dir, you would then open a terminal and do:
Now close terminal and run mobilehotspot from the menu icon.
This worked for me!
EDIT: added lines to backup the original backend.py in case you decide to restore it later. Just remove backend.py and rename backend.bak to backend.py.
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*Posted using MobileHotSpot
Last edited by Flynx; 2010-04-13 at 04:45.
assuming you download this file to your pc and transfer it to your N900 via USB into your MyDocs dir, you would then open a terminal and do:
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cd /home/opt/mobilehotspot/libs sudo cp backend.py backend.bak cd ~/MyDocs gunzip backend.py.gz sudo cp backend.py /home/opt/mobilehotspot/libs/
This worked for me!
EDIT: added lines to backup the original backend.py in case you decide to restore it later. Just remove backend.py and rename backend.bak to backend.py.
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*Posted using MobileHotSpot
Last edited by Flynx; 2010-04-13 at 04:45.
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2010-04-12
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@ Phoenix, WA
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#35
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Quick question: will this be similar to what joikuspot does, without being required to pay for the app?
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2010-04-12
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#36
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Yes, this is a free replacement for JoikuSpot
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2010-04-12
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#37
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Originally Posted by Flynx
What keeps someone from buying JoikuSpot, and 'ripping off' their program and giving it to others for free?
Yes, this is a free replacement for JoikuSpot
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2010-04-12
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#38
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Besides being unethical and illegal? Well, since every cellphone has a unique IMEI number, and since JoikuSpot first contacts the Joiku servers when you go online, I'm pretty sure Joiku can prevent anyone from using their software without paying for it.
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2010-04-12
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Originally Posted by tiivonen
It's the main screen with round speed meters that's a cpu hog. Try opening the one which lists clients connected and you will notice the cpu usage go down by quite a significant amount.
I had troubles with joikuspot so I installed Mobile Hotspot. I already have titans ulv kernel (currently running at max 600mhz) so I only needed Mobile Hotspot packages. installation was easy, just one reboot and it was good to go.
I've been using it for few hours now and I've noticed that it uses lot less resources than joikuspot. With heavy network traffic joikuspot stays around 500-600mhz and phone gets very warm. Mobile Hotspot just idles at 250mhz, phone isn't warm even after hours of web surfing and downloading. And there's no difference in download/upload speeds.
I say YAY!
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2010-04-12
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@ Saudi Arabia
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Originally Posted by Flynx
i started followed this thread and see reference as well on http://mobilehotspot.garage.maemo.org/
Attached is my modified backend.py. Unzip this file and replace it with the existing file /home/opt/mobilehotspot/libs/backend.py.
ok so lets see... assuming you download this file to your pc and transfer it to your N900 via USB into your MyDocs dir, you would then open a terminal and do:
Now close terminal and run mobilehotspot from the menu icon.Code:cd MyDocs gunzip backend.py.gz sudo cp backend.py /home/opt/mobilehotspot/libs/
This worked for me!
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i downloaded also backend.py.gz because i experience:
HotSpot failed to start and sometime Internet connection failed even i am well connected.
any other way pls, thanks