I am having problems getting wifi tether to work on my revolution. I recently rooted my phone and downloaded the wifi tether program and had it working to connect my Galaxy tab 10.1. After this I flashed Gingervolt 1.3 and I have Blitzkrieg 2.0 kernel. Now I can't get the wifi tether to work. It says that wifi tether started with errors. I have tried a number of different versions of wifi tether including the latest version beta 11. I was wondering if anyone knows which version of wifi tether I can use and which settings I need to use to get it to connect to my tab.
Wifi tether
- Thread starter drums84
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Did that work on a tablet or computer? I'm trying to tether my tablet. I downloaded that and it wouldn't connect to my Mac or tablet.
download this file:
wifi_tether_v3_1-beta11.apk - android-wifi-tether - WiFi Tether for Root Users 3.1-beta11 *** BETA *** - Wireless Tether for Root Users - Google Project Hosting
Its a wifi tether app for rooted users
I have tried that version and several others and they all give me the same error message.
No error message but I can't get internet I have a connection at least.
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It says that "tethering started with errors". Not sure whats causing this but it has said that ever since I flashed gingervolt.
I tried gingervolt as well and still no connection. Tried 5 or more tether apps....still NAda. I got a connection a few times and even internet showed butwhen I tired to hit a site I stalled out. Tired it on two different labstops and got the same results.
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MeshiaSamurai
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Was it running okay before you flashed the custom kernel? I had to work at getting WiFi Tether to work on my wife's revo, but I finally did. She is rooted, running Gingervolt, but no custom kernel... yet.
I had to actually go into CMD on my PC and change my wireless network adapter's mtu to 1428. Did the same thing for my ASUS Transformer using a terminal emulator. Haven't had any problems since.
I had to actually go into CMD on my PC and change my wireless network adapter's mtu to 1428. Did the same thing for my ASUS Transformer using a terminal emulator. Haven't had any problems since.
Wow...I'm impresssed was hoping I would not have to go into the guts of the system
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Any chance you can give me a little more info on locating the files needing change?
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