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[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Chainfire:
This should technically be possible, however it is currently not possible with WMWifiRouter. Possibly in the future though.

Maybe you should learn to read? You have no reason to be angry. It's said several times that this uses an Ad-Hoc connection, but it does allow sharing the data connection over Ad-Hoc and connecting multiple devices.

And FYI, the Kaiser chip does support it, it's just the drivers that don't.

Besides, if all you want to do is complain to ME because YOU can't read, instead of making a relevant comment, just go away and be angry at a wall. I'm sure all the other people in this topic have better things to do. God people like you piss me off.

Hmm this _should_ work out of the box with the latest WMWifiRouter.. I can't really look into your specific case as I am nowhere near my development PC right now, though.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] marctronixx:
dont worry chain, the majority of us know how this program works and appreciate your efforts. you will always have a heckler in the audience who has to find fault in something... its the way the world is....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] tutru:
Fantastic!

Works great and was simple to get working! I am currently accessing this site through my Cingular 8125 (HTC Wizard) on my MacBook Pro's WiFi.

Outstanding!!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] SchmilK:
After a couple minutes of reading setup and configuring couldn't be easier. :)

I read that it suggests the PSP can be connected to it, but alas...only my computer is doing it. I tried manually setting up a connection on the psp with static ip but it never finds the ssid i named my phone.

And reading online it seems that the only way a psp connects to a computer via adhoc is for file sharing via homebrew, not for internet it seems.

My ultimate goal is playing online psp games via my phones internet...i'll keep reading and trying...

Thanks for all the work you have put into this.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] marctronixx:
as mentioned a couple times in this thread, this program will not WORK with the PSP. you must hack into the PSP in order to get this to work.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] SchmilK:
unfortunately psp is too short of a term to search or the search here is borked...but...

First post should be edited because thats pretty much all i read, ant the last 2 pages.

The bolded Sony PSP should removed.

BUT,..if a hack for the psp REALY IS availabled, DO LET ME KNOW...i have no problem decrypting and hex editing flash files where needed ;) I am well known in the psp community for my XMB customizations and prx hex editing abilities to manipulate the menu system into a work of art. :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] marctronixx:
there is a website chain posted that has info on how to hack but you need a certain firmware version to do it. try and search "psp*"
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] stpete111:
Chainfire, I'm still having issues. I think I've narrowed it down to when I'm downloading a file though. It seems I can keep the connection fine if I'm just browsing, or even streaming music. But the couple times I've gone to download a file over the connection, it will always drop the connection about 60-70% of the way through the file's download. By drop the connection, I mean that the WiFi on the pc gets the little red X on the system tray icon and says there are no wireless networks in range. If you refresh the wireless networks list, it will then see the ad-hoc network again and reconnect to it.

My pc doesn't have this problem with other WiFi networks (although they are all infrastructure networks) so I'm not sure if it's definitely WiFiRouter or what?

Thanks.

PS - the download files in question are usually 8 - 10MB in size, at least all the ones I've attempted so far.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] PHP@PMC:
Verizon Samsung i760 with intshrui and wmwifirouter working, but...

I have an HTC 8525 with AT&T; WMwifiRouter and intshrui work perfectly. My company is switching service to Verizon and we are test driving the Samsung i760 are our new WM6 PDA's.

After spending all day trying to get IntShrUI and WMwifiRouter installed, I get a "Cannot Connect for unknown reason" when intshrui tries to make an internet connection. On my 8525, I didnt have to create a GPRS connection, but on the BlackJack, I did. I'm guessing that Verizon needs a connection created as well.

Anyone know how to get past this final step?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] SchmilK:
searching with psp* worked well :)

I will confirm. PSP will not work.

One of the listed web pages mention connecting psp to computer via adhoc and using IrShell and nethosfs (which I have done long time ago). But all that will do is redirect memory card access to a network share on the pc ove rwifi...not compatible with internet access or playing games over the internet :(

So in conclusion...on the PSP adhoc is not capable of internet connections :(

That would be something sony would need to change.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] SchmilK:
There are cab installers for verizon service in this forum somewhere that will setup all of your connections properly.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] marctronixx:
yeah it was confirmed the psp didnt work with this app a few pages back. if the thread still lists the psp as working with this hack then i agree it needs to be updated.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Chainfire:
Well - and this is hearsay, haven't tried it myself, the only PSP I have availabe is a friends' - it works on hacked PSP roms but WILL NOT work on stardard PSP. Something to do with PSP only doing internet with infrastructure mode WiFi connections, and not Ad-Hoc. If the PSP is listed in the post as compatible device, then this is simply not true 'out of the box' or we're all missing something here. In either case, the guy to talk to about correcting that is TalynOne, as he is the thread owner.

As for Verizon, if someone can dig up the relevant post with the relevant CAB that is verified to work, that would be great. The only thing I've heard of from people who successfully had it working on Verizon was installing a different ROM.

@stpete111

Could you try this for me:

On your PC, Start -> Run -> cmd -> ping 192.168.0.1 -t

while it's running, try download the file again. Does it work now?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] psdillon:
Thankyou!

Just wanted to post a very appreciative thankyou for putting this software together - I've been using Windows CE devices for the last 9 years and this is by far the most useful and reliable software I've ever used! Well done!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mrbonner:
Thanks for the guide..worked well for my phone. My bros phone on the other hand is giving me some problems. We both got the moguls, followed the same steps as i did on mine..however im gettin that error 67 code..even when im trying to connect regularly without the wifi. I did the reg edit to remove the extension key but nothing. Any help? Thanks
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Subliminal Aura:
I beg to differ, we speak the QUEENS english over here.

May I refer you to my original post

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=1751276&postcount=481

OK I'm sorry, is it still too difficult to read ?

Here's some highlighting to help you along...

This does not turn your phone into an Access Point as hinted - Its a simple ad-hoc connection.

Almost forgot ! Someone with elementary school english named this thing...

'WMWifiRouter'

WTH ! Can someone please me tell me where I can buy a Wifi Router that only does Ad-Hoc !

Then why don't you learn how to write real code and drive it, get around the auto dll loadup and cook it into a ROM ? Alternatively you can stick to writting registry hacks and simple apps to interface existing WM6 apis like this one.

You should learn how to interprete messages before mouthing off.

I was displeased not due to your efforts but because I was expecting something different.

Oh and what pisses me off is a coder who knows the potentials of the project but takes the cheap easy option.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Chainfire:
Go cry to somebody who cares.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] PHP@PMC:
:confused: Any clue on where? I've made about a dozen different searches and have been reading for about an hour... no luck finding the connections cab for verizon.

Thx

P²
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hunterdg:
LMFAO, the QUEEN's.. <<there's a little American i-slang for ya.

psst.. Mr. QUEEN's English... you forgot the apostrophe in QUEEN'S, and you forgot to capitalize the E in English (while we're nitpicking)

Must we argue the finer points of access point vs ad-hoc? Who cares. In this scenario, they both accomplish the same thing.. Specifically, handing out IP addresses and 'routing' data between internet and WiFi client devices. The ad-hoc connection handles the 'routing' between the networked devices themselves.

For purposes of internet connectivity, this device functions quite well as a router. Who cares that it may not (YET) be able to route data between devices on a subnet? the ad-hoc connection itself accomplishes that task just fine..

So i fail to understand why you're complaining. I'm pretty sure if you had read even the first page of the thread, instead of focusing only on the title, you'd have realized the true nature of the program. This is a FANTASTIC program, and adds much needed (and OBVIOUS) functionality to the device, as it should've come from the factory. Granted this program may not be up to your 'standards', but it's free, offers that 'duh' functionality mentioned above (there's some more of that darned American English again), and works great for other people.

Take a look at your original post and review it for constructive criticism..
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hunterdg:
check out my post. here:http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=1747635&postcount=476

I'm assuming you just want to increase the usable wifi radius. if that's the case, then my solution will work perfect for you, provided you have an existing wifi router with the desired radius.

If you're wanting to use your Laptop itself as the access point for other clients, then the easiest way is to just connect the device via USB ICS, (no WMWiFiRouter) and then in 'Network Connections' on the laptop, ctrl-click both the WiFi and the WM device's connections (to select them both), then right click them and select 'Bridge connections'. This is better than using windows ICS, as the WM device itself is capable of handing out multiple IP's via DHCP, negating the need to set up the Laptop's windows ICS to do the exact same thing..
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sovrce:
I've got a PPC6800 (Alltel) with an 'Unlimited Data Package'. Do I still need to use this hack to get internet on my laptop? Or can I just use the 'Internet Sharing' function that's built in?

The reason I ask is because while I was reading through the manual earlier trying to answer this question, it said something about needing a subscription to a 'Shared Internet Service' plan that I'm pretty sure I didn't sign up for. Can I still use the built in 'Internet Sharing' and just plug my phone in as is? Or should I do it this way just to be safe?

Also, do/can they monitor the amount of bandwidth coming in & out of your phone/laptop? I only ask because at the university we're limited to 3GB download/week and 2GB upload. It'd be SOO nice to have *unlimited*, *unrestricted* access to any and all downloads. Namely RapidShare.. but regardless, is it safe to download more than webpages using Shared Internet?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Chainfire:
This 'hack' is also just internet sharing, but over WiFi instead of USB or BlueTooth. You will have to consult the details of your data plan to see if tethering is allowed with it. And yes, they can, and probably will, monitor your bandwidth usage. Your provider that is, your university won't know how much you download using your phone connection, obviously.

What is and isn't allowed with which data plan differs from provider to provider and is not really something we can answer for you! For example I see it mentioned here that people have a $45/month plan that doesn't allow tethering, while I myself have a $10/month plan that allows 24/7 tethering. Ask your provider!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] stpete111:
Yes! The download completed without issue while running the ping command. It was also noticeably faster in speed (slightly, not immensely).

So what does -t switch do, and why does this affect my connection success?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ClashOfThe:
A bit stuck

Just a quick one i hope.

To save me reading 500+ posts can someone quickly explain to me what i'm doing wrong?

I have set up wmwifirouter on my kaiser as described in the tutorial but i can't get my vista laptop to find it.

Do i have to do anything on the laptop as it says that it should just find it?

Also i'm assuming that in the tutorial when it says client it means the kaiser as well as when it says wm device?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Chainfire:
Well ping does nothing in itself, just sends a packet from one computer to the other and back, and measure how much times it takes. -t is just an option that makes it keep doing that until you cancel it.

For some reason, this acts as a "keep-alive" for you (don't let the connection go to sleep - the download itself should already do that). When I'm back from my holiday I'll see about what I can do about it. At least it is good to know that helps :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Chainfire:
No, in your case the 'client' is the Vista PC. On most clients, you have to setup the Ad-Hoc connection there as well. You probably only set it up on your phone, but not on your PC.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ClashOfThe:
Hi chainfire, cheers for your help.

I'll find out how to do that in a mo but one more quick question.

Do i need to do the:-

Requirements:

The ishare_over_wifi_usb_edition_v0.2.zip archive attached to the bottom of this post.

A hacked "intshare.dll" that's been modified to share you connection via WiFi through the USB selection in the "Internet Sharing" application, for the WiFi radio on your mobile device. Look at FAQ below for a list of included hacked .dlls, and the known mobile devices that they are for.

A client device that supports Ad Hoc WiFi networks.

with the new version or is it irrelevant now?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] stpete111:
Good deal, thanks a bunch.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Chainfire:
If you re-read approximately the first 10 lines of the first post in this thread, and take a special interest in those parts that are bold or red, I'm sure you'll figure that out.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ClashOfThe:
Fair play fella.

I read from the top and worked my way down and got a bit confused first time round.

I'll put that down to tiredness.

I think i get it now. We will soon see.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ClashOfThe:
My work wifi was interfering somehow. Turned it off and now it works fine.

Awesome.

Sorry for the dumb questions.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Chainfire:
Glad it works. Out of interest, how exactly did the other WiFi interfere, what did you mean? A WiFi Access Point interfering, a WiFi connection on your device, what?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] casouzaj:
Perhaps it's a good move, when using WMWifiRouter, to go to "Wifi Settings" > "Wireless" tab and set the "Network to connect" dropdown menu to "Only computer-top-computer". You know, its default value is "All available", for what I think WM will spend some time trying to connect to your AP first. Perhaps you could include such change in a further release of yours. Well, as always, I might be roundly wrong here, though.

Just my 2 cents...

Cheers!

Carlos
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Chainfire:
You're not wrong, it's the right idea, and it will be implemented someday. My time is quite limited however, so it'll be a while 'til all these issues are resolved .
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] petreza:
just installed it and works with AT&T Tilt

THE PROBLEM IS that while I am sharing the 3G over WiFi I loose internet access on the Tilt itself

Any ideas?

Thanks!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Lowenski:
I want to contribute In the development of wifi Router

Hi I'm Lowenski and I'm a Graphic designer and I want to Know How can I contribure in The Development of a graphic UI if needed I'm not a programmer but I design for sure if wifi router needs help let me know

lowenski@gmail.com:)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gregoryx:
i760

Am I correct that to get the i760 to work, it will need the ICS to be functional?

If so, I presume it will need one or two of the DLLs mentioned present in the Windows folder? Should it have both "intshare.dll" and "intshrui.exe"? If it does not not, I do install them from hacked? If so, I don't see a intshare.dll that specifically includes the SWLD25SP-S2442.DLL that it seems this devices uses.

Am I on the right track? Do I need to hack that DLL to add this radio?

Thanks so much for the help.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] oozijk:
How can I keep ICS from disconnecting when a phone call comes in? I use ICS to tether to my laptop but when a phone call comes it , ICS disconnects and then reconnects after my call has ended. My previous phone ( Blackjack ) the ICS would stay connected when i had a incoming/outgoing call, and i could still surf the net using my laptop tethered through my phone . Is there a way I can keep ICS from disconnecting? Thanks in advance!

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[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] _Alex_:
I was noticing that my phone gets slightly warm when running WMWifiRouter for even the shortest lengths of time.

I was wondering if anybody has run this for hours/days on a Kaiser and if the heat increases to a point where it can damage the phone?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] marctronixx:
this heat increase is to be expected since you are running a constant wireless connection. the warmth is from the battery discharge. the heat should not be of any concern unless you are in hot ambient temps all day. if you can shut the screen off whilst using this program then you should be good to go.

bottom line is expect this heat to be there...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] oozijk:
Mine gets really warm then stops charging until it gets cool again, any easy solution to this?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Chainfire:
Yes, you will need ICS, which is comprised of intshrui.exe , intshare.dll and ipnat.dll . If you do not have those, I think the best solution is installing a ROM that comes with it. Apparently there IS a CAB floating around that installs this, but I've been unable to find a link for it.

No, you do not need a hacked DLL, just a working ICS.

This disconnect on phone call is unknown to me, I will have to test this and see why/if this happens. Or maybe somebody else has a solution for this. Are you sure it isn't the act of 'moving' the phone when you pick it up that makes the WiFi connection drop? I've noticed myself the devices seem to be really sensitive about this (stand still, hold the device in your hand on an outstretched arm and do a 360 turn around, that's a sure way to disconnect the WiFi for my device).

Hmm well in my personal experience it doesn't get that hot using WiFi with the screen off, but I must note I use the USB cable for charging instead of the wall charger. The USB cable provides just enough power for my phone to keep the battery on the same charge, and generates a lot less heat than the wall charger does.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] marctronixx:
yeah thats what i meant to say. if the screen is of that will help! you will still get the warm battery issue but with the screen off that will reduce it.

as for the person who says the phone stops charging,

thats to be expected also. if the battery gets too hot the circuitry will shut off the charge. heat is bad to cells.. one thing you can do is keep the screen off if you can and put the phone next to some sort of cooling, be it a fan, laptop cooling fan if you have one or out side your window if its cold in your neck of the woods. just keep cool air running across the back surface of the phone where the battery rests..
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Sequeira:
YOU ARE D' BEST
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gregoryx:
Thank you very much for clarifying.

Sadly, I don't think there are new ROMs for the Samsung i760 yet. That leaves me looking for those three DLLs - or a CAB that'll get 'em in there.

Anyone have any suggestions?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] tracker925:
WM5 problem

I am having troubles installing to WM5. My version of WM5 has wmodem ... T The file intshrui.exe" does not execute when clicked on. Gives an error to the effect that a component is missing.

My version of WM5 has a "wireless modem" application giving me the selections: USB and BT.

My device is an XV6700 so I was using the XV6800 dll listed.

Your help is really appreciated.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] GrandMstrBud:
Will this work on a Sprint Palm Centro? If not does anyone have any ways or links they can share to tether a Sprint Palm Centro?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] jaggers:
Wifi-Bluetooth conflict?

Absolutely brilliant app. It works flawlessly on a TyTN II (aka MDA Vario III) even though I haven't quite mastered the ad-hoc Wifi security settings (tried WPA but can only get WEP working reliably).

Question: I was using a BT headset connection and WMWifiRouter at the same time but this causes conflicts and the BT headset disconnects. Is this normal or is there a workaround? --Thanks!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] udanii:
pls help !!

my laptop shows connected to the phone via wifi when the wmwifiroter is on,

but it does not open any internet pages,

i get replies when i ping,but stll cannot use ther internet via wifi on my laptop...pls help !!

thanks
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Ectropian:
My wife's XP laptop connects flawlessly, but my Vista will not see the Wifi radio, any ideas why?

--Ted