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Root best app for wifi tether on cm7?

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BILL88STANG

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just got a android tablet for my daughters birthday yesterday and it connects to the internet on wifi. i downloaded barnicle and turned it on but when her wifi is on it did not find my phone, did i do something wrong or should i try another app? i wan her to be abel to tether to mine so she can use it in the car. thanks
 
pda net wont work since its a android tablet and not windows based or mac based like it says in the app like it has to be.
 
BILL88STANG said:
pda net wont work since its a android tablet and not windows based or mac based like it says in the app like it has to be.
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Have you tried Wireless Tether for Root Users. It's so easy, open the app, press the button, you're done. You can connect multiple devices too. ;)
 
Can0dope said:
Have you tried Wireless Tether for Root Users. It's so easy, open the app, press the button, you're done. You can connect multiple devices too. ;)
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it wont work if your tablet is not mac but there is a file that you download on your phone from pdanet and send to your tablet it has 32-bit 64-bit and mac.
 
kingjay2012 said:
it wont work if your tablet is not mac but there is a file that you download on your phone from pdanet and send to your tablet it has 32-bit 64-bit and mac.
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I'm slightly confused... Are you saying that WiFi Tether for Root Users only works for Macs??? Because that is nonsense, I regularly use it for not only a Mac (never even tried that), but a WindowsXP PC, an Windows7 Laptop, a Linux Mint Laptop, a Galaxy Tab, and a Droid X... :rolleyes:

And yes, I'm familiar with PDANet also. This one just works easier/better.
 
Can0dope said:
I'm slightly confused... Are you saying that WiFi Tether for Root Users only works for Macs??? Because that is nonsense, I regularly use it for not only a Mac (never even tried that), but a WindowsXP PC, an Windows7 Laptop, a Linux Mint Laptop, a Galaxy Tab, and a Droid X... :rolleyes:

And yes, I'm familiar with PDANet also. This one just works easier/better.
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He means MAC as in Media Access Control address not a MAC computer.
 
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