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2010-04-14
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#61
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Originally Posted by mnaveed
I have no idea if that kernel provides full NAT (and even if it does but the package does not state it you have a problem), try titans kernel-maemo AFAIK it has OC too.
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2010-04-14
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Originally Posted by rambo
I have titans ulv kernel 20 or 21 (not sure) with mobile hotspot working perfect.
I have no idea if that kernel provides full NAT (and even if it does but the package does not state it you have a problem), try titans kernel-maemo AFAIK it has OC too.
I used it this morning for 40 minutes without a glitch.
It was supplying internet access to my SIMless Nokia N95, so that I can have internet there to use waze gps software.
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2010-04-14
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#63
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can anybody confir if the litho's kernels have NAT support i would like to use them for OC as dont want to experiment with the new one
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2010-04-14
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#64
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Originally Posted by mnaveed
Since flashing the kernel takes about a minute you can just flash the kernel (and reboot) and then see if the hotspot backend still works, if not then it's tough luck.
can anybody confir if the litho's kernels have NAT support i would like to use them for OC as dont want to experiment with the new one
AFAIUnderstand the "first" OC kernels were using exactly same config as stock (except obviously for the clocks) and thus do not have NAT. But I have lost track of which kernel has which features... (for example my hotspot kernel has only NAT and QoS in addition to stock, titans kernel-maemo has a ton of generally usefull features)
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2010-04-14
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#65
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i would have tested if i could
actually my gprs is not working and i cannot test hotspot that is why i asked.
thanks anyway
actually my gprs is not working and i cannot test hotspot that is why i asked.
thanks anyway
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2010-04-14
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#66
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Originally Posted by rambo
Naaa i don't switch to my UMTS connection manually. I see that the mobilhotspot app is switching to these connection (i'm getting the white dot with the two lines in it) and the WiFi icon disappears.
It should try to connect to the connection you had active before starting the hotspot and anyways it should turn automatic wifi scan (if it was one prior to starting the hotspot) back on (since it has to be turned off while hotspot is in use).
So to clarify: There is no need to explicitly connect the the GPRS before starting the hotspot: the hotspot backend will take care of switching the connection.
That happens if I click on "start", but after clicking on "stop" the WiFi connection doesn't come back again. at least not directly, but i have to say I never waited the full 5 minutes.
that's why i suggest that this "scan for an available WiFi" should be triggered some seconds after the stop-button was pressed.
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2010-04-15
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#67
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i installed titan's kernel 21 it was working fine but when i tried to play a video it said format not supported. the video was playable before.
then i flashed my device and again installed the kerne but it was same.
please help what should i do. the device gets very hot . i used the oc settings 125mhz to 900mz. and stock settings 250-600. the results was same.
should i try kernel 22
then i flashed my device and again installed the kerne but it was same.
please help what should i do. the device gets very hot . i used the oc settings 125mhz to 900mz. and stock settings 250-600. the results was same.
should i try kernel 22
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2010-04-15
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#68
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Originally Posted by mnaveed
You are in the wrong thread mate.
i installed titan's kernel 21 it was working fine but when i tried to play a video it said format not supported. the video was playable before.
then i flashed my device and again installed the kerne but it was same.
please help what should i do. the device gets very hot . i used the oc settings 125mhz to 900mz. and stock settings 250-600. the results was same.
should i try kernel 22
Better post your question in the overclocking thread.
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2010-04-15
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Hi. I have Joikuspot but wanted to try Mobile Hotspot just for kicks. Well, I installed the software but it didn't work. Not a big deal. I uninstalled and now my Joikuspot doesn't work. No matter how many times I install / uninstall it doesn't work. What can I do. I can connect to my phone but no data transfers. I tether with no problem.
I don't want to point fingers but its either Mobile Hotspot or Autodisconnect. Those were installed about the same time. I've since removed them both but Joikuspot still doesn't work for me. Any suggestions? Thanks.
I don't want to point fingers but its either Mobile Hotspot or Autodisconnect. Those were installed about the same time. I've since removed them both but Joikuspot still doesn't work for me. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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2010-04-15
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Hi
First of all awesome stuff this mobile hotspot!
After installing the mobile hotspot debs, I had some trouble with the cifs module though. Dmesg error on modprobing:
Is this hotspot kernel missing something that was present in the stock kernel?
Also wouldn't it be a good idea to remove the dependencies to the custom kernel and modules from the mobilehotspot_0.2.0_all.deb? This way the mobile hotspot can be installed/updated while using some other 'custom' kernels which also support everything needed for doing nat.
First of all awesome stuff this mobile hotspot!
After installing the mobile hotspot debs, I had some trouble with the cifs module though. Dmesg error on modprobing:
Code:
[120077.944183] cifs: disagrees about version of symbol kernel_recvmsg [120077.944213] cifs: Unknown symbol kernel_recvmsg [120077.947113] cifs: disagrees about version of symbol kernel_sock_shutdown [120077.947143] cifs: Unknown symbol kernel_sock_shutdown [120077.949645] cifs: disagrees about version of symbol sock_create_kern [120077.949645] cifs: Unknown symbol sock_create_kern [120077.970031] cifs: disagrees about version of symbol sock_release [120077.970062] cifs: Unknown symbol sock_release [120077.971435] cifs: disagrees about version of symbol kernel_sendmsg [120077.971466] cifs: Unknown symbol kernel_sendmsg
Also wouldn't it be a good idea to remove the dependencies to the custom kernel and modules from the mobilehotspot_0.2.0_all.deb? This way the mobile hotspot can be installed/updated while using some other 'custom' kernels which also support everything needed for doing nat.