Did you change the zImage to ethernet or adb one? Else not sure.Thanks a lot for this Ubuntu distro.
USB-Host mode works OK without loosing WiFi: mouse and pendrives do work.
But I can not make work any USB network device:
- USB Ethernet device (USB to RJ45, you know): it is detected (I see it using "lsusb"), Ubuntu configures a new "eth1", I do "sudo ifconfig eth1 192.168.0.55 netmask... etc", the RJ45 light is ON (even at the switch)... but there is no ping reponse :-(
- USB WiFi device: I have tested 4 of them. They are all detected (I see them using "lsusb" too), but Ubuntu doesn't configures anything, and "iwconfig" don't show them.
Any advices?
Thanks.
Did you change the zImage to ethernet or adb one? Else not sure.
Also not sure about usb wifi, I have always used internal wifi.
Regards
- USB WiFi device: I have tested 4 of them. They are all detected (I see them using "lsusb" too), but Ubuntu doesn't configures anything, and "iwconfig" don't show them.
Sounds like you need to configure the kernel to include support for your particular wlan devices. There are general instructions on http://htc-linux.org/wiki/index.php?title=QuickDeveloperStartGuide#Kernel
but you will need to search for the correct kernel config options for your wifi devices.
BTW, I think USBNet is something different (connects device to pc via usb cable)
The ONLY way is using USBHOST's kernel, but not usbnet or adb,Thanks a lot for this Ubuntu distro.
USB-Host mode works OK without loosing WiFi: mouse and pendrives do work.
But I can not make work any USB network device:
- USB Ethernet device (USB to RJ45, you know): it is detected (I see it using "lsusb"), Ubuntu configures a new "eth1", I do "sudo ifconfig eth1 192.168.0.55 netmask... etc", the RJ45 light is ON (even at the switch)... but there is no ping reponse :-(
- USB WiFi device: I have tested 4 of them. They are all detected (I see them using "lsusb" too), but Ubuntu doesn't configures anything, and "iwconfig" don't show them.
Any advices?
Thanks.
This is fine. I will look at this documentation.
Mmm... however, Ubuntu v10.10 works fine with practically any wifi USB device, even using package injection. Isn't there a config option to make all of them work?
No, I think not. USBNet si the driver that makes USB Network devices work in Linux Kernel:
http://www.linux-usb.org/usbnet/
I believe you refer to what we do call here "USB Ethernet": a connection to PC via USB that gives HTC HD2 a IP address and network capability. There is no RJ45 jack or cable in that.
Mmm... however, Ubuntu v10.10 works fine with practically any wifi USB device, even using package injection. Isn't there a config option to make all of them work?
btw, can you give me the model(or chipset) name, i want to compile it into my Slackware, too.
This is the best idea
But I would wait to 12.04, because it will be a LTS version (more stable and so, it is supposed).
Anyway, I am not sure the update will be OK, due to this:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1569460
but somebody say they could perform "apt-get update" without problems.
Anyway, I am not sure the update will be OK, due to this:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1569460
but somebody say they could perform "apt-get update" without problems.
Is that kernel designed for Android only? If yes, the wifi and 3G will not work.Guys, as you can read in posts at MAGLDR version topic, 10.04 runs at MAGLDR (or even CLK) with Wifi and Touchscreen working (needs few tweaks though). That being said, I also managed to run 11.10 and 12.04 beta 2 (daily image, ~10 days newer than Beta 2, to be precise). It was VERY easy - I just changed the kernel to warren's 2.6.35 (also known as ACA kernel). But Wifi (and 3G) doesn't seem to work on 11.10/12.04 - keep in mind though that 10.04 was heavily customized for HD2, and what I did run were unmodified Ubuntu versions. Also, Unity 2D is glitching like hell, that's why I won't even bother working on it anymore - if someone figures out how to force launcher to close after launching a program, good job. Changing the WM would be ideal, but I dunno how to do it without Internet connection. (Unless using some chroot magic, but I'm not sure how to do that with ARM image on x86 pc) Keep in mind that I don't have any idea how would that work on HARET.
Hey guys!
When i launch the "haret-pre-0.5.3-20100629_092009-QSD8250-ONLY.exe" file from the file explorer on the phone, it doesn't boot into Ubuntu. It only shows me a few lines of code wich then fade out and after a minute or two a thin blue bar appears. The bar's on the left side of the screen and nothing happens until i pull the battery and the phone boots back into WM.
Did anybody had the same issue? What should I do to get this to work properly?
(If this question is redundant, i'm really sorry, I searched the thread and couldn't find anything that describes the problem i'm having right now.)