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Re: N900 as a Wifi Hotspot, part 2
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Re: N900 as a Wifi Hotspot, part 2
I've been putting off updating MHS and the latest kernel because I was afraid it might stop working. Updated all a few days back and now not working... Seems to be working on the n900, but the network never appears in on laptop. Tried disabling WEP but no luck... Gahhh need to finish my online tax return today too....
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Re: N900 as a Wifi Hotspot, part 2
Okay, so I opened terminal window, typed
apt-get update uninstalled MHS using application manager, then rebooted, then followed the rest of these instructions: http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...4&postcount=13 Just had my network pop up on the laptop, but then when I clicked it it said couldn't connect. I now can't get it to appear again... Hmmmm.... |
Re: N900 as a Wifi Hotspot, part 2
Hmmm... Network shows up if I don't connect to internet on n900...
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I Need to remove it all and start again I reckon.. |
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For me Mobile Hotspot and Joikuspot are working fine with PR 1.3 and a newer Titan Kernel.
But you must know that you have to copy the ".ko" file for Joiku to get it properly working (Just search a bit in the threads). If you get connection issues then disable the WLAN power management or set a simple ping to the target PC to prevent any possible connection timeouts :) |
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I didn't copy the .ko file before, is this a new requirement? |
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