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Help Wireless NON Ad-Hoc Tether?

tjonline1991 said:
I was wondering if there was any type of wireless tether that would send out a infrastracture signal instead of a Ad-Hoc signal, because I cant connect my video game systems to it, only my laptop. Also, are people still working on a custom rom for the zte warp, or have they given up on it? Thanks in advance. :)
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I cheated, what I did was just setup the phone as an ad-hoc and flashed an old router to DD-WRT, then set it up as a repeater / bridge - works great however the router is doing the job not the phone :mad: (so when your done you’ll see 2 access points an ad-hoc and an infrastructure AP) :D

yea sucks but its a solution for now and DD-Wrt compatible routers are cheap you can pick one up on Amazon for $20.
 
primetech said:
Anybody try lowering the MTU for the connection once it has been established? That's what I had to do to get my Triumph to work with my computers, at least.

That and what about foxfi? I haven't seen anybody mention it yet.
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I just came from using the triumph as well and that's what I had to do was lower the MTU, that was for the computer though, not sure about a gaming system...
 
Friends here have already confirmed this does not work either... It looks like there's no working solution at this time. The Warp makes a good recipient of wifi but not a good sender.

The only half decent solution I could imagine was downloading PDANet onto this device and attaching it to a computer that is running that with Connectify, which (with updated wireless drivers and a wifi card) can at least turn your computer into a hotspot.
 
primetech said:
Friends here have already confirmed this does not work either... It looks like there's no working solution at this time. The Warp makes a good recipient of wifi but not a good sender.

The only half decent solution I could imagine was downloading PDANet onto this device and attaching it to a computer that is running that with Connectify, which (with updated wireless drivers and a wifi card) can at least turn your computer into a hotspot.
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I'm not too worried about having a hotspot, I just use the usb tether with PDAnet and that works great when I need it...
 
Hi everyone, I ran into another problem. OK I have root access now, yayyyyyy y! I wanted right away to see if I could put internet on another device(my old Galaxy prevail) Now wireless hotspot turns on and says I can share internet but my galaxy is not finding it. Now I had my neighbor come by and turn her hotspot on her phone and my galaxy connected to her phone. Why isn't my warp not being recognized? Superuser says I have access.

I'm also getting "su binary update" message using super user, I get failed every time so I read a forum bout installing the busy box installer from the market n which I did. its suppose to fix the update problem but I don't think it did cause I have no idea if this binary update is a part of why it won't let any devices find my warps WiFi connection. Oh her phone did not recognize my warp either for hotspot. Is that why I cant hotspot? Know anything about this?
 
ruckingoodtime said:
I'm not too worried about having a hotspot, I just use the usb tether with PDAnet and that works great when I need it...
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windos 7 has to be used with connectify to send out a wifi signal if he was talking about xbox360 they connect to adhock just fine
 
Can someone help me...? I have my phn rooted and lile it connects to my laptop. And it shows i have internet acces. But then i try to.open the internet or skype and it doesnt work at all. Like if im not connected..
 
galaxysm said:
Can someone help me...? I have my phn rooted and lile it connects to my laptop. And it shows i have internet acces. But then i try to.open the internet or skype and it doesnt work at all. Like if im not connected..
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Pleas confirm whether you are using a wired or wireless method, and what operating system you are using. Windows 7 is preferred for wireless. And I'm no network pro, but the tray icons you see can be very misleading.
 
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