I'm about to root my Atrix 2, but one of the bigger reasons I wanted to was so that I could wirelessly thether using my phone, is it possible?
throwawayaccount9500 said:
I'm about to root my Atrix 2, but one of the bigger reasons I wanted to was so that I could wirelessly thether using my phone, is it possible?
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Yes use follow these steps http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1328588
Enable Built In wifi Hotspot.
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Please move this to general.
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Hi there,
We've just developed on Motorola Defy an app for real USB Tethering,
Can anyone test it on DroidX?
It can share your Motorola's internet connection to your pc!
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The app is TOTALLY FREE, thread on xda:
Moto Tethering USB
bye,
It says can't find root when I launch it.
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Works for me great app
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bigshotrob22 said:
It says can't find root when I launch it.
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Sorry it needs root,
It can't work without root.
elaware said:
Sorry it needs root,
It can't work without root.
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I know that but I'm not on a stock rom so I'm guessing that's y it failed
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What makes this different from pdanet? Or is it essentially the same?
I'm new I have root before the easy way but now it computer now if I can get some help thanks what gb do I us and sense thanks again
You people no your stuff thanks
Ok it my thunderbolt I want root
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Not really sure what you're asking but both of the root methods used for the thunderbolt require the use of a computer. I personally recommend Jcase's method because it gives you insight to the way the tb works and basic adb experience.
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Thanks I just won't to root gb and new sense thanks for your help but can you use a laptop to root or do you have to use a desk top
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thunderboltman said:
Thanks I just won't to root gb and new sense thanks for your help but can you use a laptop to root or do you have to use a desk top
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Desktop or laptop is fine as long as you have the drivers installed.
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Thanks for help
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lrs421 said:
Not really sure what you're asking but both of the root methods used for the thunderbolt require the use of a computer. I personally recommend Jcase's method because it gives you insight to the way the tb works and basic adb experience.
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Or they can keep data plus get a protected hboot using the Revolutionary tool...dawg....since they new that might be the best bet to protect from ever bricking and stuff...
Thanks for your help
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I have a Nexus S (I9020A model). I bought it with an AT&T contract. Isn't the portable WiFi Hotspot feature supposed to be free on the Nexus S? I can turn on the hotspot, and I can connect to it with my iPad. However, when I try to browse the internet on the hotspot, it says that there's no internet connection. Help!
My software version is 2.3.6. The build is GRK39F.
Same problem for me, no solution except root/unlock & downgrade
crachel said:
Same problem for me, no solution except root/unlock & downgrade
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Why downgrade? Have you tried wireless tether in the.market? Have you tried libsec-ril from a previous version?
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<_< I used my tethering for 3 minutes and they found out and gave me a warning lol
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krohnjw said:
Why downgrade? Have you tried wireless tether in the.market? Have you tried libsec-ril from a previous version?
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I was assuming Jacobspoirier was stock/unrooted/locked. In which case he could root and download an app without the hassle of downgrading, you're right
Who in this forum has their GS3 rooted and using WiFi tether instead of using FoxFi?
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RAZR2GS3 said:
Who in this forum has their GS3 rooted and using WiFi tether instead of using FoxFi?
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/raises hand
RAZR2GS3 said:
Who in this forum has their GS3 rooted and using WiFi tether instead of using FoxFi?
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Rooted and using Wifi Tether for Root Users. Just have to select Samsung Galaxy Nexus (CDMA/LTE) under device profile in the app settings.
Which root did you use?
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RAZR2GS3 said:
Which root did you use?
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Used the invisiblek root the first time and odin'd back to stock last night and used the easy root tool here. Worked fine on both
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Which root did you use?
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I'm using the Synergy Rom
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1792499
It works straight after reboot, no tweaking involved.
PJnc284 said:
Rooted and using Wifi Tether for Root Users. Just have to select Samsung Galaxy Nexus (CDMA/LTE) under device profile in the app settings.
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^ I rooted with root66, currently using synergy ROM with jellybomb theme and all works fine. I can run all my home internet off the phone this way.
lost wifi tethering
unfortunately, i rerooted after the ota update (jb) and can no longer get wifi tether for root users to work
haven't found any solution yet...
rickdog said:
unfortunately, i rerooted after the ota update (jb) and can no longer get wifi tether for root users to work
haven't found any solution yet...
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Need to use this one. It was modded for JB.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1988735
awesome! thanks for the tip!
I may get a GS3 but only if I can do a couple things ...maybe one thing. Can we remove the annoying, persistent WiFi notification in a stock ROM that's rooted and clockworked? Thank you!
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Yea. I'm running Beans latest ROM n I don't get that notification
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There is also a dialer code you can type in that will give you the option to turn it off.
Why would you need to be crazy to get a GS3?
Edit: IIRC it still shows up in the same spot after the code, but it shuts up about saying you should use Wifi and such
(been a while since stock, my bad)
Bluerai said:
There is also a dialer code you can type in that will give you the option to turn it off.
Why would you need to be crazy to get a GS3?
Edit: IIRC it still shows up in the same spot after the code, but it shuts up about saying you should use Wifi and such
(been a while since stock, my bad)
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I've read of some XML edits that can remove it but it'd need to be stock. I run stock, rooted so it'd need to be removable from the stock ROM. I wouldn't wanna see it in my notification bar or the pull down. And crazy cause I've had about a dozen phones in a year. I have a problem.
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Yes, I'm also stock and rooted and i removed it, as well as that stupid popup about known networks in range.
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carpe13 said:
Yes, I'm also stock and rooted and i removed it, as well as that stupid popup about known networks in range.
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Oooo fancy! How did you achieve that? Is there a guide you followed that you can link to or clue me in? Thanks!
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tailsthecat3 said:
Oooo fancy! How did you achieve that? Is there a guide you followed that you can link to or clue me in? Thanks!
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1770622
con247 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1770622
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Thanks!
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The last update took it off for me. Haven't rooted yet and was prompted for the update I took it and after the reboot the WiFi notification was gone.
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pbickel said:
The last update took it off for me. Haven't rooted yet and was prompted for the update I took it and after the reboot the WiFi notification was gone.
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Hmm interesting. Wonder why this wasn't reported on by the "media".
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