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***While we are going to permit discussion on the topic of, Palm Mobile Hotspot on other carriers, under no circumstances may you post links to a copy of this software. The Mobile Hotspot app is Palm software and only authorized for distribution by Verizon. Distributing it for other carriers isn’t allowed and violates the user’s agreement with those carriers.***
Thank you for your co-operation. -Your Moderators -------------------------------------------------------------------- I had some conversation with a member using Bell as carrier via PM. He told me he got MHS working on his network using the new MHS and FreetetherD, without downgrading PMNetconfig... Quote:
I would suggest the following, if you like to give it a shot: 1. Remove Jasons auto enable forwarding patch (if installed) 2. Remove MHS (if installed) 3. Remove Free/My/Whatever/Tether (if installed) 4. Remove /etc/event.d/mobilehotspotd if it is there (it was removed by the WebOS 1.4 update, but you may installed it back?) 5. Install freetetherD by visiting our heros jason post for your device 6. Install MHS from <<Removed links to illegally distributed software>> 7. Install the enable auto-enable-ip-forwarding-in-mobile-hotspot.patch from, again our hero jason (so happy he did not leave us) 8. reboot I thing the freetether app is not necessary but this guy wrote: Quote:
After that, activating the MHS was complaining in the /var/log/messages about freetetherd not available. Installed freetetherd And tethering was working. Since my provider allows tethering, I can't guarantee, that it will work if yours does not. But as it is the same solution it was on 1.3.5 I guess it will. So who ever tries it, please let us know about your results. I'm posting this here and not the GSM section because it may also apply to our Sprint users. But I suspect someone already tried it without success. (UPDATE: does not work for Sprint. Thanks Demlor). Sorry if my english hurts you. And again: Thanks Jason for your work, and thanks you'r not leaving. EDIT: A guide for "beginners" can be found on Post #18 Last edited by ryleyinstl; 08/30/2010 at 12:17 PM. |
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03/13/2010, 03:22 AM
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I just installed it and it works great, I'm with bell. Thank you!
I am going to assume that unless I am connected to wifi, this will use my data plan right?
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03/13/2010, 12:14 PM
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you can't use wifi on pre while tethering because now your pre is an accesspoint. The question is: does your provider wants more money for tethering. I can't guarantie for it, but I assume that's the freetether is for.
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03/14/2010, 04:39 PM
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Thanks to the guy pointing me to it. Last edited by somline; 03/14/2010 at 04:47 PM. |
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They will have no choice to. They could be charging users for tethering, upping their sales. It seems logical.
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I like how 02 is doing it in germany. You have 200Mb free for ca. 9,-€.
After that you get GSM speed. Don't have to pay more. You decide how you reach the 200Mb. With the phone or with tethering. |
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Dont know if i did anything different but
I got MHS working for my Sprint Pre with 1.4 Using WebOS QI i installed: freetetherd 0.0.3 MHS (from the german dudes site) auto-enable ip patch rebooted and ITS ALIVE!!! im posting this connected to my webos network My pre has about 43 patches on it.. da works.. sooo.. i dont know.. check it out |
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Just installed it as per your directions and it works. I connected my netbook to my Pre and tested the connection.
It is great that there are people out there that make our Bell Pre's do all the things it is supposed to do out of the box. |
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This is awesome, it works perfectly (testing it on my laptop as I post). I thought tethering my EVDO connection over a USB cable would be cool, but this is even better.
Anyone know exactly how Bell bills this? Does it just come out of your normal data allotment? I guess I'll find out either way with next month's bill. :-)
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I'll try:
On your Computer (Windows/Mac/Linux) 1. Follow this guide at least until step 5 to install WebOSQuickInstall (WOQI) 2. Now download this freetetherd here. Save it on your disk. 4. Download the MHS <<Removed links to illegally distributed software.>> Search for "the bo" on my post. Its a german side but you will find the link. 5. Download that "enable auto IP forwarding patch" Now connect your Pre via USB and startup the WebOSQuickinstall (from step1) Drag the Freetetherd into the Window of WOQI. Push the button "Install" Do the same for the MHS. Do the same for IP-forwarding patch. Disconnect the pre when done. On the Pre: Open the program "Device Info" on the pre. Scroll down to "Reset options" and push it Tap the the Restart Button. Now the pre will restart. This takes some minutes. Finaly you shuld find an App on your first Page ""Mobile Hotspot" Open it. Look at the first row of this card: "Network Info". This is the name your pre will use for his Wifi. In the second row insert a password. Slide the On/Off switch to on. Wait some seconds. The status of the MHS can be vied on the last row of MHS. After switching on -> "Turning on MHS" to -> "No devices connected" On a computer: Search for a Wifi Network with the same name listet on the first row on MHS. Connect your compuer to this network and use the password you filled in the second row of MHS. On your Pre: It should "ding dong" when successfully connected. On your computer: Surf the web If everything is fine you can turn off developer mode on the pre. EDIT: Forgot the IP-forwarding patch. Last edited by ryleyinstl; 08/30/2010 at 12:05 PM. |
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On bell. Just installed the mobile hotspot. Didnt work the first time, restarted just the app not the phone, worked fine. strange.... Tested it out on my PC right beside my phone, in my room upstairs in my house. inconsistency with msn, signing in, out, in, out, didn't test any other funcionalities, (i.e. speed tests, web browser, voice communication, etc.)
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Did someone try connecting more than one PC to the MHS using this (freetetherd) method?
The original MHS (using mobilehotspotD) can handle up to 5 connection. |
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