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Default [FIX] Wifi Tether on Eclair now WORKS!

Don't think anyone has posted this yet, but we got now wireless tether on Eclair!
I can confirm that this is working (MCR 3.1), and you need of course root to tether




Instead of part 1 and 2, just download the fw_bcm4329.bin from this link (credits to seaders). You don't need to do part 5 since the file has already been renamed.

http://www.multiupload.com/XVP8WH5MZU

EDIT: For those who didn't manage to find the latest wifi tether, http://code.google.com/p/android-wif...downloads/list


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You guys might have noticed that we had exactly the same issue on the htc evo 4g. And
... yeah, we found a workaround for it ( issue 362 ).

It seems that the wifi-firmware is responsible for this weird behavior. This
workaround did the trick:
See: http://code.google.com/p/android-wif...ail?id=362#c59

So what you guys could try now:
1) Download a HTC Evo 4g system-dump (use google search - I bet you will find one)
2) Extract a file named fw_bcm4329_ap.bin (located in /system/etc/firmware)

3) Mount your sdcard
4) Create a directory named "android.tether" (without quotes)
5) Open this directory and copy fw_bcm4329_ap.bin into it.
6) Rename fw_bcm4329_ap.bin to fw_bcm4329.bin

7) Uninstall old versions of "wireless tether"
8) Install the latest 2.0.2-pre release.

If you open "Show log" you should see a log-entry (first one) similar to this
http://code.google.com/p/android-wif...ail?id=362#c59 here
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Credits to the developers of the app, and seaders for uploading the fw_bcm4329.bin

The orginal thread/issue: http://code.google.com/p/android-wif.../detail?id=330
Devices: HTC Touch Diamond2, HTC Hero (sold) and HTC Desire.
ROM (HTC Desire): MCR 3.1
 
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Default great Wifi Tether runs well on Desire

confirming, with custom FW for wifi and version pre 14 of Wifi Tehther i shared my inet from HTC Desire to the N95
 
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Works perfect! nice one! thanks
 
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Works great here too. MCR 3.1.
Thanks.
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Works on the DeFrost 0.6 rom Thanks
 
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Fantastic... works a treat!!!
 
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Hallelujah, been waiting for an easy, hassle free way to tether. Amazing!
 
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works for me too, does ad-hoc only support 11mbit or is it working in 802.11b mode for some reason? No biggie with the bandwidth avaliable via 3g but curious all the same.

Great work getting this working, have a fallback if the mifi battery dies or I don't have signal now
 
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works thanks on rooted 121 rom
 
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Works beautifully, kudos to you!
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