[TOOL] One Click Tether Enabler For AT&T One X

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t0mmy tether for HTC One X


INFO

This tool will allow you to use the stock WIFI Hotspot app on the AT&T stock rom without a tether plan. This should also work on any rom that doesn't have this fix already applied.
New Linux/Mac version courtesy of Paul, XDA user vbrtrmn.

HOW TO USE

1. Make sure phone is plugged in to usb
2. Download file
3. Unzip to your computer
4. Run tether.bat
5. Follow instructions on screen

NOTES

• Windows users: download the .zip attachment, Linux/Mac: download the .sh.gz
• Your phone must be rooted and you must have the android sdk installed to use this!

Edit 1
Added the adb binaries for users getting 'adb is not recognized as a command' error

Edit 2
Added Linux/Mac version, thanks Paul

Great tool, this will be used by many, thanks

Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2

Root or anything else required?

Originally Posted by rquinn19

Root or anything else required?

Check op

Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2

This tool is great! Just tried it out and works like a champ! Thanks!!

thank you very much for this. I've been waiting for this.

Sent from my HTC One X

you can do this much cleaner by just running a sqlite command to set all the values instead of pushing a different db in.

for rom devs, you can change this in the framework where the apn is stored, that way it gets put into the database this way.

Originally Posted by designgears

you can do this much cleaner by just running a sqlite command to set all the values instead of pushing a different db in.

for rom devs, you can change this in the framework where the apn is stored, that way it gets put into the database this way.

True but this ones free while sqlite isn't. I've already enabled mine but thread like this is always appreciated.

Originally Posted by achllles

True but this ones free while sqlite isn't. I've already enabled mine but thread like this is always appreciated.

what? sqlite is built into android, how do think it uses that sqlite file? lol

you can run an adb shell command to do the same thing.

just throwing up other options for the op to check out..

sweet bro, thanks