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03/12/2010, 02:40 PM
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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...
OK, here is the conclusion of my research :
because of your I am able to tether as easily as we were in webos 1.3.5.1. Very big thank you for your package!!!
Detail :
I doctor my pre.
Install preware and internalz to prepare myself because I though this could be a bit difficult.
Use WOSQI to install your package.
Test ok.
Use WOSQI to install freetether.
Test ok.
Use WOSQI to install freetetherd.
Test ok.
Read your instruction .....
.... and was a little bit scary because I did not know what postinst script you were talking about and did not know where to search. So I decide to reboot the pre. No error, no hang. I would like to know if the mhs would disappear after the reboot. Ouf!!! It was there. So I decide to put the Jason's patch. Work like a charm.
I am writing this in tethering mode. The last think I have to test will be to disable the developer mode. For the rest all is working as it was in 1.3.5.1.
So in short:
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:
About freetether I install it as a monitor. I like to see what is going on so the application let me have control over the tethering and the acquisition of ip address. Moreover, I install the application to work in manual mode before installing the Jason's patch. After the patch is install, the application let me see if the patch is working well.
I tested this solution. The "auto enable ip forwarding patch" did successfully modified new MHS although the code has changed a lot.
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
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