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I want to share my laptop's wifi internet connection with the tablet via the stock usb cable (I also have a usb otg cable I bought off of ebay, though I would prefer to do this via usb rather than usb-otg->ethernet adapter). This is for a couple reasons, firstly my laptop has an atheros card which has far greater range than the wifi chip in the n810 and secondly to decrease latency with VNC sessions and perhaps VNC without a dedicated router in between.
I've come across a lot of scattered information on this topic but from what I have been able to piece together I cannot get it working - this is most likely primarily because most of the old instructions are outdated.
I am running Diablo on a N810. I have a couple SD card backup copies of the OS so I am not worried about trashing an install.
Ok so on the host side I am running Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty (x86).
Ubuntu /etc/network/interfaces file:
Error msg:
Nokia N810
/etc/network/interfaces
I can ping 192.168.2.15 (the tablet) from the tablet regardless of my connection. But not the laptop to the tablet at all. Also I see DUMMY, USB, and DEFAULT in the connections manager. I have the usb-otg-control applet installed with USB network device mode selected.
Anyway I'm not entirely sure where the problem is but obviously the connection is severed. I don't see anything on either end from lsusb. Any pointers from anyone that has got this working in Diablo would be appreciated. Thank you.