I have a Clear USB Modem, that does not need a connection manager to be installed. Instead it uses Windows RNDIS driver.
When I plug the unit into my Surface, it recognizes that it is a RNDIS device, and looks for a driver. However it doesn't find one.
I've read on here that some USB to Ethernet modules work, so they must be using a common Windows driver. What's the chance that Microsoft will make a RNDIS driver for RT, or is it even possible?
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After doing some research, it appears that Windows RT only supports NDIS 6.3 or newer. Can anyone confirm this?
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Anyone got this working? I tried on my ubuntu netbook and it didn't work. Anybody got solutions?
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What kind of connection were you using? WiFi should be very straight forward and works well for me in Arch, not Ubuntu though. Haven't tried bluetooth/USB yet.
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What kind of connection were you using? WiFi should be very straight forward and works well for me in Arch, not Ubuntu though. Haven't tried bluetooth/USB yet.
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I am trying to get my 3G connection on my netbook using my nexus s. Is it possible? Or is the 3G tethering for windows/mac only?
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Worked fine on my Sammy i9000.... setup teethering, run ifconfig and u will see another Ethernet number eg eth1 or wlan1. Just select that network in your network manager and good to go
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Worked fine on my Sammy i9000.... setup teethering, run ifconfig and u will see another Ethernet number eg eth1 or wlan1. Just select that network in your network manager and good to go
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Thanks,will try when I get home
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There will be a 'usb0' device when you are using USB tethering and networkmanager should recognize it automatically.
I just tried on mine to see if it would work, connected my phone's usb cable to the computer, went in settings/wireless/usb tethering and checked in usb tethering....works great, nothing more to it then that. Using Ubuntu 10.10
I can't even get Ubuntu to detect my nexus s. How?
There's a thread (Stickie) in the General section telling you how to unlock bootloader and root on Ubuntu, it'll also tell you how to install the drivers for your computer to detect your Nexus S.
Here's a link to it, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=883032
I was using tethering on captivate to my work laptop, my kid accidentally bumped the phone and it came unplugged from the usb cable. Now anytime I try to use tethering it will not connect to the laptop. Usb ports on the laptop work with other devices. Phone is running serendipity 6.4. Phone charges fine and I am able connect to laptop with usb debugging. Any ideas? Thanks!
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Have you tried rebooting the phone and computer? Try a different USB cable maybe.
Yep! I have rebooted everything and I have 3 different cables. No luck yet. I was hoping this would be an easy fix
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it may be a driver issue on the computer. Assuming you are on a windows machine go to device manager and see if there are any device errors. check under Network Adapters, see if you have Samsung Android USB Remote NDIS Network Device listed. If its not listed right click scan for hardware changes. Update or repair the driver.
Link to drivers from i9000 fourm. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=961956
I will try that thanks
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I've always found Wireless Tether to be more reliable than Mobile AP.
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This has the sound of a hardware issue. I would try to get wireless tethering up and running
Like the others said try wireless tethering, I've never gotten it to work any other way with my laptop.
You could also try the reinstall drivers option in Kies, when I was having trouble with Odin detecting the phone even after it had worked before that option in Kies fixed it.
Also, try a different USB port if you haven't already, you mentioned trying different cables but not USB ports.
what am I missing here.. Plug in my phone via usb (running cm7), check usb tethering and I should have internet on my computer right?
I'm running windows 7, sorry I tried searching but everything was related to wifi hotspot which I don't wanna use.
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Try enabling Debugging in Applications--> Development Also check your device manager to see if your phone shows up and if there's a problem.
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Try enabling Debugging in Applications--> Development Also check your device manager to see if your phone shows up and if there's a problem.
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Debugging is enabled, it's showing up under network adapter as "remote ndis based internet sharing device" and it claims it's working properly.
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Weird, after a restart it's working. thanks!
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Debugging is enabled, it's showing up under network adapter as "remote ndis based internet sharing device" and it claims it's working properly.
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I checked my XP computer and it shows up as the same "remote ndis based internet sharing device". I wish I had a Windows 7 computer to check. You could try a different computer to see if its CM7 or the computer. Also check your network connections in Windows 7 to see if it shows up, it does in XP. I wonder if Windows 7 is blocking the connection for some reason. Since it shows up in device manager it should be working.
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Weird, after a restart it's working. thanks!
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Glad you're up and running. Tethering either by wifi or usb can be very useful.
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Glad you're up and running. Tethering either by wifi or usb can be very useful.
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Yeah, went to cincinnati to watch my reds play and brought my cpu thinking the hotel would have free wifi.. Nope 8 bucks a day!
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So I have a post floating around on XDA from months ago about my usb mounting not coming up when plugging my phone to PC. I have been using my digital cable box which has a usb connection to charge my phone. Oddly enough it shows my usb connected sometimes when plugged into that but never when connected to PC. Sorry if any typos i hate typing on my phone. Would love to get my usb mounting back. I just use airdroid for file transfer but need wifi to use it.
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Make sure the correct drivers are installed. Connect it and check on device manager how your phone is identified.
you can find the drivers on the iset thread
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Whenever I try to tether my XP laptop tells me that I need to install a driver in order to tether. Where do I get this driver? I am able to use it as storage fine.
To USB tether on my win 8 and macbook, I use pdanet, aside from the 10mb limit, it works great
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Yes I understand but when I plug in my phone to my laptop it is asking for a driver for the infuse.
Just for driver, you can install kies.
But I an not sure about tethering driver.
What I recommend is make WiFi hot spot. U can also connect your phone top PC if you worry about the battery life.
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