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Making Connections Wi Fi Ad-hoc (Sharing Internet from Computer / Windows Notebook with WiFi to the Android handhelds)

Making Connections Wi Fi Ad-hoc (Sharing Internet from Computer / Windows Notebook with WiFi to the Android handhelds)

This time to discuss a little tutorial on how to make Ad-hoc connection in android phone. Mobile android that has been tested is the Samsung Galaxy Fit and Samsung Galaxy Ace Gingerbread with firmware version 2.3.4.
But before that by default android phone does not read that type of connection wi fi ad-hoc, so maybe the manufacturer did not enable the functionality. Instead you buy a fairly expensive data package, it would be more cheap laptop if you’re the kind of source wifi, so I can use internet fast and free.
Needs to be explained is the ad-hoc connection is an internet connection using a laptop or computer as a router. So it is trivial in layman language, ad-hoc connection is that we share the internet connection from your computer / laptop we are to others.
To be able to create ad-hoc connection to be enabled, then the previously required several supporting applications such as:
Root Explorer. Root Explorer can be easily downloaded from blackmarket (must register first). If the download on the android market, then get ready to pay.
Terminal Emulator. Terminal Emulator can be obtained free on android market. The terminal emulator is required if the folder system / bin in the mobile only read-only alias ga-edit can be edited. If we have a program like deepfreeze copy and paste, then the system will always return to the same thing.
Next is we live download a file wpa-Supplicant who would we replace.
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The steps are as follows:
Put, file wpa-Supplicant who have downloaded the sdcard.
Open the root explorer, then go to the folder system / bin, copy the file wpa-Supplicant that are native to your sdcard as a backup if it fails or you are not satisfied.
After that copy the file wpa-Supplicant new to the system / bin and replace the old file was.
If not, just look at the top root explorer there is a box R / O press so that it becomes R / W. The point was only able to access user Read Only, Write to Read.
Restart handphone
Turn on ad-hoc wi-fi it. If you can then connect from ad-hoc will be marked with (*)
however, if the file wpa-Supplicant is ‘false’ can not be copied to the system / bin, then turn the terminal emulators that play a role. We must change the access permissions of the R / O to R / W. If Linux users typically use chmod method, but unfortunately in the android is not running smoothly. Other commands are needed. And .. with great difficulty finally managed to find it
In the terminal typing the following commands
su
mount-o remount, rw system / bin
cp sdcard / wpa-Supplicant system / bin
The explanation is, the first line by typing su means we have to ask permissions from the root explorer.
Latter is the most important line, can mean we change the folder system / bin into the Read-Write. If you want to restore the change rw to ro. Sometimes when trying to fail, try removing the comma after the word remount.
The third line means is, we copy the files from the sdcard to the file named wpa-Supplicant. This is when you put it directly on the sdcard not inside another folder. If you put it in the folder ‘yourname’ then the command to ‘sdcard / yourname / wpa-Supplicant’. Then the files in a folder that had paste to system / bin
Note [Additional]:
Advice, for security use none, do not select WPA or WEP. For the problem of proxy should not be used, let us wi fi leaking everywhere

Tags: Android handhelds, from Computer, Making connections, Sharing Internet, Wi Fi Ad-hoc, WiFi, Windows Notebook —

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