I posted yesterday regarding how to configure easytether on Ubuntu. I followed the steps and everything looks good from the terminal. But I am not able to connect to the Internet. Currently I am connected to a Wireless network, I tried disconnecting to it, in hope to connect to Internet using my phone but with no help. How do I make my notebook use my cell phone's connection. I have attached the snapshot from the terminal.
To use any DataCards on Ubuntu for Internet
sudo apt-get install wvdial
run these:
lsusb
modprobe
wvdial
modprobe usbserial vendor =0x0eab product =0×9357
(check the output oflsusb
for it)open editor for the file
/etc/wvdial.conf
(you can run the commandgksu gedit /etc/wvdial.conf
in a terminal) and enter the following lines and save:To avoid
modprobe
everytime system boots write a simple script i.e on a simple text file and save it with the namemodprobe-1.sh
, make it executable by runningchmod +x modprobe-s.sh
and save this file in/usr/bin
or in/bin
after that just runmodeprobe-1
( it will work like custom command).(where pwd is your sudo password)
I checked this link and this one, a bit shorter and using easytether. it seems that everything you are doing is correct. Have you actually done what you need to do on your phone? i.e. gone into wireless settings and allow share network, etc.? You might need to look up if there is an extra setting with your model.
Yes this we have implemented with USB based Data Card
on ubuntu as well as on RHEL, Are you looking for internet sharing then you have to
do use iptables and search for ip masquerading and internet sharing
Usually, if you have an Android phone that has version 2.2(i think) or Android 2.3, there should be an option under Wireless & Networks..there should be a an option of tethering through USB. I hope that helps you.