Signed_andTether_1_51

Description: Signed_andTether_1_51 APPLICATION DESCRIPTION: This program enables tethering (via wifi and bluetooth) for "rooted" handsets running android (such as the Android DevPhone 1). Clients (your laptop for example) can connect via wifi (ad-hoc mode) or bluetooth and get access to the internet using the 3G, 2G mobile connection or (in case you are using bluetooth) the wifi connection which is established by the handset. WHAT'S NEW IN THIS RELEASE: TAG: wifi, LANGUAGES: English INSTALLATION REQUIRMENTS/COMPATIBILITY: FAQ Frequently Asked Questions What does this application do? This program enables wifi-tethering for "rooted" handsets. Clients (your laptop for example) can connect via wifi (ad-hoc mode) and get access to the internet using the 3G or 2G connection which is established by the handset. What is this root thing and how do I get it? Root means more power over your device. This is useful, but can also be a security risk, so it's disabled in the retail Android distribution. You can find instructions on how to get it here. How do I install the program? You can either download it directly on your phone or look it up in the Market. Why do I get the message "No Netfilter" on startup? This means that the Linux kernel on your device does not have the features (CONFIG_NETFILTER and CONFIG_IP_NF_IPTABLES) required for tethering. If you have an ADP G1, please read ADP15KernelUpdate, otherwise you will need to find a firmware/kernel with these features. The developers of Wireless Tether are unable to help with other types of devices (but donations of hardware/etc would help ;) Why won't tethering start on my phone? First, check that you have root permissions. When you open Wifi Tether for Root Users, you should see a message warning you if you do not have root permissions. However, you may still want to check the steps here and make sure you have done them or something like them to obtain root permissions. If you have root permissions, but still cannot start tethering, it may be an issue with either the tethering binaries or your tethering settings. From the main tether screen, try going to Menu->Setup->Menu->Reinstall binaries/configs. What keeps killing tethering or turning wifi/GPS on during tether? It's probably another application. The most common we've seen causing this issue is ShopSavvy. To prevent this from happening, open the Shop Savvy application and go to Settings->Privacy. If you see a "Find my location" setting and it is currently on, turn it off. My computer is having trouble connecting! What can I do? Check whether your operating system and wireless card support ad-hoc connections. Ubuntu is known to have poor support for these types of connections, for instance. If you think your OS is not the issue, it may be an issue with either the tethering binaries or your tethering settings. From the main tether screen, try going to Menu->Setup->Menu->Reinstall binaries/configs. If that

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