1) You need to load a softap firmware so the tether acts as in infrastructure mode instead of ad-hoc mode which some devices have issues connecting to.
2) You need to insert routing rules to enable transparent tethering. Only root can do that in Linux.
If you _must_ use a non-rooted phone, one way would be to use a tethering app, then share it via your PC (Win 7 has support for softap via Virtual WiFi).
Thanks for your response, now is there a root for evo shifts?, when I got mine flashed to boost back in Dec. the guy told me there was no stable root for evo shifts so he could'nt root it. Also what wifi tether apps do u suggest? Barnacle & wifi tether for root users are no longer available in the market
Two things I've discovered that may be relevant here.
1. There's an app called FoxFi which claims free hotspot tethering with a good many phones. I haven't tested any of the ones you have mentioned here, but hey, it doesn't require root, and it doesn't cost any money.
2. HTC has started offering bootloader-unlockers. The rest should be easily accomplished by GingerBreak, at least theoretically.
Thx bro, I found foxfi but it's not compatable with htc phones. Thanks for info tho I'll probably download it anyway because it may work in the future. Again thanks!!!!! if anybody know of anymore wifi tether apps please let me know.
Thanks for your response, now is there a root for evo shifts?, when I got mine flashed to boost back in Dec. the guy told me there was no stable root for evo shifts so he could'nt root it. Also what wifi tether apps do u suggest? Barnacle & wifi tether for root users are no longer available in the market
Thanks buddy, I'll check with shop who flashed my shift to see if they can root my phone now, but if they still can't are there anymore non root wifi tether apps?
hey bro it worked thanx a lot i have an evo, original rom is rooted no custom rom i did what i says but when i was doing the the adb thing i never see anything about the sprint stuff but anyway i just push the apk from the comand restart the phone and it worked thanx a lot
hello luis289 , how did you exactly pushed ? and was your phone evo 3d or 4g if it does make any difference on how to get this done?
I'm interested in flashing a phone to boost but I have yet to purchase the EVO, but if I purchased one and it had a bad ESN could it still be flashed to boost? I ask because they use Sprint towers so idk if it's blocked off the network or just blocked off sprint if the esn is bad.
I'm interested in flashing a phone to boost but I have yet to purchase the EVO, but if I purchased one and it had a bad ESN could it still be flashed to boost?
The MEID (what newer CDMA phones use instead of an ESN) of your Evo goes bye-bye and is replaced with one cloned from a "donor" phone. This is why a "bad ESN" is a non-issue, but also why the process is a legal can of worms. The whole topic has been debated back and forth quite a bit - do some reading and come to your own conclusion.
It's worth noting that since you don't yet own an Evo, you might want to look into Straight Talk's official BYOD. It's priced comparable to Boost unlimited and you can use any AT&T or T-Mobile phone.
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