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Originally Posted by rperiod
Guessing there is no fix for windows os systems?
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Check out easytether or PDAnet. You can get a lite version of them for free in the market and they should both work very well with Windows. If you want SSL support then you have to purchase the full version. The only reason I can't use them is because PDAnet doesn't even have a Linux client, and I can't get easytether to work properly (even though it says it's connected).
I actually found that I still can't get tethering to work properly unless I'm already connected via another interface (such as eth0 or wlan0 -- in which case what is the point of tethering?). For some reason the traffic is going through the Sprint network (bandwidth tests confirm it and the bytes sent/received continue to increase in the azilink app) but as soon as I turn off wireless and/or update /etc/resolv.conf -- the tethering no longer works. Must be some configuration setting somewhere but I can't figure it out.
