lstrike21
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2010-04-19
, 22:38
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#111
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2010-04-19
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#112
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2010-04-20
, 05:33
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#113
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EDIT: ok, I got WEP to work. I first changed my key to have non-hex characters ("dog"), but it filled it to be "dog00". So I tried "doggy", and it worked fine. It seems that there is an issue if you use hex-only characters, perhaps.
route -n iptables -L -n iptables -t nat -L -n cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
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2010-04-20
, 10:52
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#114
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2010-04-23
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@ Gent, Belgium
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2010-04-23
, 19:57
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#116
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Let me explain. After an undetermined amount of time (each time different) the Wifi connection seems to go down. Then my laptops (Ubuntu 9.10 and Win XP) loose the connection. It seems the Wifi is coming up again very quickly but the end-to-end connection to the Internet via 3g is not there anymore. Sometimes plain ping works fine, nslookup as well but any longer burst of traffic, such as web page loading cause a 'connect reset while loading' message in my browser. VPN clients have a similar behaviour : the first messages (probably a ping) goes through, only when the VPN channel negotiation gets busier by sending/receiving more packets, then the VPN client reports connection problems.
This behaviour doesn't resolve itself, shutting down Mobile Hotspot and restarting doesn't fix it. 3G datatraffic from N900 to/from the Internet is always working.
Sometime the Mobile Hotspot application hangs, doesn't want to leave and complains 'internet connection failed', while I'm properly connected.
The phone is also getting quite warm, allthough the cpu is not really loaded, 10 to 20 % according to conky.
Did anyone see this behavior before ? Is there any debug info I can give/collect during the problem ? I checked dmesg but I couldn't see anything obvious.
I tried removing Mobile Hotspot and reinstalling but to no availability.
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2010-04-25
, 00:28
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@ Europe
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2010-04-25
, 15:11
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#118
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2010-04-26
, 16:50
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@ Europe
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#119
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2010-04-26
, 20:34
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#120
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(some devices don't like ASCII keys, other don't like HEX keys)
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and the GUI shows me that "Encryption None" and None is grey... so it should be off.