Hello everyone,
clotai on this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1418591&page=4 was kind enough to create a module which puts drivers on the various ROM builds that will allow one to use a DM9601 chipset based usb to ethernet dongle. This allows you to effectively use the xoom tablet without wifi.
What I am wondering, if some kind soul can list few usb ethernet dongles (manufacturer names) that are based on this chipset? I have searched all over the net and cannot find any that mention what chipset they are based on.
Thanks very much!
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Does anyone know if the new host mode interface in 3.1 supports a USB Ethernet adapter? I'd like to be able to use one of these when I'm traveling and at a hotel that only has wired connections.
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Does anyone know if the new host mode interface in 3.1 supports a USB Ethernet adapter? I'd like to be able to use one of these when I'm traveling and at a hotel that only has wired connections.
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I wouldn't think so you would probably need some proprietary drivers to make the adapter work
Why not go with a small travel router? It's one more thing to carry but would satisfy the lan line only issue.
This one got some good reviews, not too pricey:
http://www.amazon.com/TRENDnet-300Mbps-Wireless-N-Travel-TEW-654TR/dp/B002G1CLS0
What about other uses? I'd love to have a usb serial adapter and a usb ethernet adapter so I can use the xoom for adminning devices and such.
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Android uses a normal linux kernel, so anything supported by linux will be supported. I have used an external wifi, ethernet and usb-serial with an Android phone.
Hey, I'm trying to figure out how feasible it would be to connect a high powered usb wireless adapter that supports packet injection (Alfa AWUS036H) to my Xoom for some wireless kung-fu.
If I can find or hack up a cable to even connect the adapter to the small usb port would it be possible to interact with it and possibly port or even write a driver for it? If so, how non-trivial would it be, is Android driver development documented somewhere or does it need some secret magic sauce?
Hello,
I'm new in Android environment and I don't have a clear picture how I can be extended a tablet functionality.
Example:
I buy a tablet which has no 3G radio, GPS and HDMI port in default, but it has USB port and Bluetooth.
Can I use a 3G USB webstick for this tablet?
What is needed for it from hardware and software side?
My idea is that for this from software side I would need a driver which is built in the kernel.
If I have a table without this driver (for example a Samsung P5110) what are my possibilities? Can a Custom ROM like CyanogenMod solve this issue?
Similar questions for the other two things:
Can I use a BT GPS receiver for my tablet without anything or it has requirements(hardware or software)?
How can I use USB port to watch a movie on a HDMI device?
I found two things regarding USB port which (I think) are relevant:
OTG and MHL.
As I understand MHL is need for the HDMI functionality, but it is a hardware parameter of the USB port/controller or a software thing?
If it is a hardware thing: How can I decide that a tablet USB port has this capability or not?
Same question to the OTG.
Thanks for your help in advance.
Regards,
Ponr
After being struck by lightning, both the wireless and wired connections on my Allwinner a10 tv box stopped working! Tried different cables and ports on the router, but it is definitely the tvbox (it just says "disconnected"). Wireless will not find any networks.
It has full USB ports, would a USB to ethernet adapter work? Will Android accept another ethernet adapter?
In case anyone else ever wonders: it works!
It was added as eth1 (the non-functioning one is still listed as eth0). On 2 of the 5 android versions/firmwares I tried you could simply select eth1 as the adapter to use in network settings.
I'm searching for Tv box models that has a OTG port that is USB 3.0 and has a gigabit ethernet. Can you guys point me to those models? I'm having hard time to find as there are many announcements that are not showing the information about the box having OTG support.
I need this functionality for a custom solution I'm trying to test, it would be ideally a gigabit connection and also the USB 3.0 on the OTG port, but if it's at least Gigabit + usb 2.0 it could work.