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Default lost tether app.. gone for good?

when i did a hard restart i stayed rooted with fresh 1.1 (wired) but the apps were gone except superuser. i found them all again except tether.. and i cant seem to find that anywhere.
any ideas how to get it again? can i tether without it? is it safe to flash fresh 1.1 on top of 1.1?
 
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just reflash if you cant find it
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Google android WiFi tether. First result that comes up. Make sure you get the HTC 1.7 pre
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You have a rooted HTC Hero? Try downloading and installing this:

http://code.google.com/p/android-wif...l:Experimental

Hope that helps. It worked fine for me.
 
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ya i think thats the one i ended up getting =)
 
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crap.. i think i got this one
http://code.google.com/p/android-wif...=2&q=HTC+Donut

so when you tether i guess you are doing it over bluetooth and not the usb link?
 
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crap.. i think i got this one
http://code.google.com/p/android-wif...=2&q=HTC+Donut

so when you tether i guess you are doing it over bluetooth and not the usb link?
It generates a WiFi signal. You don't need to have it plugged into the USB cable. I'm not sure if that answers your question.
 
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in a way yes.. at their web site they also have instructions to use bluetooth, in which case you could run on either mobile or wifi depending on what your using your phone on at the time.
wonder whats faster to link via wifi or bluetooth.
i did a serch for a tether walkthrough/ howto and didnt find much, not even on youtube
 
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Bluetooth is slow as molasses compared to WiFi. I have no idea if you can do BT tether with our phones or not, though.
 
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Bluetooth is slow as molasses compared to WiFi. I have no idea if you can do BT tether with our phones or not, though.
I think it works, but your BT Adpater has to be setup for it. I don't know much about BT other than pairing lol. Ad-Hoc = Easy&Fast.
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