tether Sprint Nexus S on 4.1.1 - Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Looking for suggestions on undetectable tethering (over wifi or BT preferable) on unrooted Sprint Nexus S, running 4.1.1. I am willing to root, but have not done so yet, and am a newbie. I am happy to purchase an app. Thanks.

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[Q] Verizon Hotspot working?

Just curious if the hotspot is working on VZW without any modifications for those that have retained unlimited data. Please post your success/failure or workarounds. I'm currently using PDANET and FOXFI on a DX2 and waiting for my phone.
Also, what is the purpose of the USB download from the Samsung website? I'm curious if this puts the lock back on the stock Hotspot feature. Has anyone installed it yet?

Enable ad hoc tether

Hello I was wondering this tablet can connect to ad hoc tethering yet? Is there a wpa supplicant file someone could point me to because I couldn't find anything while searching. Thank you.
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Easy solution, to which no root is needed, is to install FoxFi on your phone. They removed it from marketplace. Just Google for the apk. Install it on your phone. Then install the add on that's in the marketplace. Works flawlessly for me. I had same issue where newer ICS and JB builds on my nexus 7 and note 10.1 wouldn't recognize the old wifi tether app, which used ad hoc tethering and needed root on phones. I've used Foxfi on my old Atrix phone and worked. Tablet picked it right up. Now I have my new Samsung Galaxy S3, which is completely stock. Installed foxfi on that also. Now I can tether my 4g LTE speeds to all my tablets with no issue. No root was needed on phone. App works great on stock phone. Its likely your phone is supported if its a decent/popular android phone.
I don't thinknthe supplicant file method will work on the note. I know I tried it on ly nexus 7 and didn't work. FoxFi solved everything
Supported stock no root.I use my tab more 10.1 connected to cell all the time.
Supported out of box
erica_renee said:
Supported stock no root.I use my tab more 10.1 connected to cell all the time.
Supported out of box
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I think its more so, what particular app people are using to make the ad hoc tethering connection attempt. As people have been reporting not being able to connect. I know, on my older rooted atrix, the tablet wouldn't see the connection using the old tried and proven Wireless tethering app. FoxFi solved the issue for me. I think people that have paid hotspots feature on their phone can get it to work out the box(may be wrong). But alot of others, not just this tablet alone(prime, nexus 7, etc..) have had issues getting ad hoc tethering to work since newer builds of ICS. On prime, we used an alternate wifi supplicant file to get it to work. But later updates caused that to not even work anymore.
foxfi does not work on my phone
demandarin said:
I think its more so, what particular app people are using to make the ad hoc tethering connection attempt. As people have been reporting not being able to connect. I know, on my older rooted atrix, the tablet wouldn't see the connection using the old tried and proven Wireless tethering app. FoxFi solved the issue for me. I think people that have paid hotspots feature on their phone can get it to work out the box(may be wrong). But alot of others, not just this tablet alone(prime, nexus 7, etc..) have had issues getting ad hoc tethering to work since newer builds of ICS. On prime, we used an alternate wifi supplicant file to get it to work. But later updates caused that to not even work anymore.
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Funny you mention that. As I have the old unlimited data plan on VZW I had to spring for the additional hotspot charge to tether my S3. Worked great for a couple weeks then stopped. "Saw" the phone but couldn't lock on an IP. Before the last update. Both phone and tab were rooted stock at the time. Staff at VZW shop had no idea why. Figured I'd ask to not give any cause to jeopardize my plan. That said, FoxFi works great!
Weird.
confirmed working for me..
Foxfi running on papasmuffs CM9 HTC EVO build..
using 'Pdanet Tablet' on the Asus Transformer stock rooted .27
Thanks for the thread as was going nuts playing with the old tether program..
Search is your friend..
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caaznkid said:
foxfi does not work on my phone
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Only other thing I can think of is to try using the wireless tethering app. But instead of wifi, choose Bluetooth tethering in options. Its not as fast as wifi but still good for normal usage. Any connection is better than none I was using Bluetooth tethering for a while until I found solution.
Hello there,
I'm pulling this post back from the depth of the forum to ask if there is any news on this front... Foxfi is not working on my phone (motorola Defy), and neither is Wifi Tether. Bluetooth tethering (via PDAnet for example) works but is extremely slow...
Would you have a suggestion either for an android wifi tethering program that supports interface mode, or about a way to add support for ad-hoc wifi in the note 10.1 ?
Many thanks.

[Q] hot spot and rom help

I now use foxfi paid version for free hotspot service, This is something i need dearly. Foxfi is stating that it will not work on the new JB 4.1 update and may not work with other intermittent updates. Right now i am running a factory reset Samsung 3 i535 without any applied updates. I was wondering if there is any roms out there that offer free hotspot service that is already built in the rom or at least a rom out there that will allow me to use my foxFi. I have Verizon service. Thanks everyone and really need your help.

[Q] No wifi tethering at all for i815 - should I return this?

I _love_ the galaxy tab I just bought from Verizon, but I bought it for one reason alone - wifi tethering when I'm on the road.
I have tried every ROM I can find, every app, hacked app but cannot get wifi tethering to work.
I have 4g tethering with my GS3 on t-mobile but the Verizon network has MUCH better coverage when on the road.
Should I return the 7.7 & get a Tab 2 7.0 - I don't like it as much but must have tethering? It seems there are AOPK ROMs for the 7.0 - which btw was the only rom I found that would give me tethering on my GS3 (built-in & it works great).
Any recommendations for getting tethering working on the 7.7? Thanks for any help!
*Fixed* wifi tethering on Verixon Galaxy Tab 7.7 SCH-i815!
Hi All - wanted to post an update, I got it working using the Custom, Stock ICS ROM 4.0.4 here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1932597
*I wiped everything clean in CWM & flashed the 'wipe' version of the ROM only, which includes Gapps.
The native 'Mobile Hotspot' works GREAT, and I am happy as a clam - don't have to 'downgrade' to a lesser model Tab 2 7.0, and have my hotspot I need. I'm getting almost as fast speeds on my Verizon hotspot as I am on my Concast cable: 23-26Mbps down, 7-10Mbps Up.
Many thanks to Electon73 for the custom rom!!
jf_android said:
I _love_ the galaxy tab I just bought from Verizon, but I bought it for one reason alone - wifi tethering when I'm on the road.
I have tried every ROM I can find, every app, hacked app but cannot get wifi tethering to work.
I have 4g tethering with my GS3 on t-mobile but the Verizon network has MUCH better coverage when on the road.
Should I return the 7.7 & get a Tab 2 7.0 - I don't like it as much but must have tethering? It seems there are AOPK ROMs for the 7.0 - which btw was the only rom I found that would give me tethering on my GS3 (built-in & it works great).
Any recommendations for getting tethering working on the 7.7? Thanks for any help!
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Sprint M8 Rooted with TWRP/S-Off...want to upgrade

I rooted my HTC One M8 from Sprint 2 years ago so I could have "free" wifi tethering. I am wondering if I can somehow upgrade to 6.0 with the latest Sense and still have wifi tethering. Could someone please help point me in the direction I should look (or let me know if it is even possible)?

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