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Root 4G WIRED Tethering Options

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I am on the Wireless Tether app from the market right now. On 4G with no problems.

The setup was easier than the Sprint native hotspot one that is only 3g.

Just turn it on, search for networks on my laptop, and connect. That easy.

If I remember correctly, he has a mac and the option to connect to mac os isn't working for him.
 
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All I want is a 4G wired tethering option that automatically enables as soon as the USB is plugged in, is that really too much to ask?

Root, use cyanogenmod rom.

Still wont turn on automatically. There are no solutions that turn on automatically, that would be a security risk from hell. .

*Solved*

And that's all you're going to get from me. We're here trying to do you a favor and your setting a tone that seems like we owe you something. Please remember none of us are getting paid to help you, and we're doing it out of our own free & good will. A little bit of please, thanks, and humility goes a long way.
 
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There are lot's of 3G options out there, (I've tried most of them, including PDAnet), and if that's what I wanted I would have indicated that in the title of the post. I am always super appreciative of all the awesome help that everyone here has given me, not sure if you read the title of the post or didn't know that PDAnet was 3G only. Thanks for the cyanogenmod suggestion, THAT is a good suggestion that's relevent to the title, and that is awesome. I hope that the info in this page will help others seaching for similar info.

FYI ~ I'm not going to flash a ROM only for the tether options, but I bet there is someone out there who would!
 
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There are lot's of 3G options out there, (I've tried most of them, including PDAnet), and if that's what I wanted I would have indicated that in the title of the post. I am always super appreciative of all the awesome help that everyone here has given me, not sure if you read the title of the post or didn't know that PDAnet was 3G only. Thanks for the cyanogenmod suggestion, THAT is a good suggestion that's relevent to the title, and that is awesome. I hope that the info in this page will help others seaching for similar info.

FYI ~ I'm not going to flash a ROM only for the tether options, but I bet there is someone out there who would!

Then perhaps you should have read post #8 completely before dismissing the post entirely, because I suggested CM7 there as well.;)
 
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not sure but the only tetherung apps i have are from this thread:http://androidforums.com/evo-4g-all...net-tethering-w-evo-4g-3g-wireless-wired.html.


ok...... so have you tried those found in the guide?
Excellent question. Have you looked through that? It seems like a pretty good answer:thinking:
Pdanet should work, and i know for a fact cm7 rom wired tether runs flawlessly.

Yes, but I don't think that it actually runs 4G
You don't think? I took that as meaning you weren't sure? Am i wrong in that assumption?
Have you actually tried it? I dont see why it wouldnt work.

There are lot's of 3G options out there, (I've tried most of them, including PDA-net), and if that's what I wanted I would have indicated that in the title of the post. I am always super appreciative of all the awesome help that everyone here has given me, not sure if you read the title of the post or didn't know that PDAnet was 3G only. Thanks for the cyanogen-mod suggestion, THAT is a good suggestion that's relevant to the title, and that is awesome. I hope that the info in this page will help others searching for similar info.

I personally didn't see anything wrong with him asking "have you tried it, etc". Seemed like a reasonable response to me:thinking:, especially after you stated that you weren't sure if it did 4g??

After that though I saw some tempers getting flared and some comments that could definitely be taken the wrong way... from the both of you. I've removed a couple posts and took some comments out. Moving forward lets all please remember that anything that can be taken the wrong way most likely will, this IS the internet btw:)

Hopefully this little misunderstanding is over. I hope we all realize that our intentions aren't always clear in what we say and that these things do happen.

Carry on:)

NightAngel79
 
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