How To: Internet Connection Sharing - Mack Connectivity Pack

[Vxwll]

I Read it and understand some of it
but didnt understand steps.

0. Make sure you have a working PPP connection (such as LeoPPP), and a loader
that runs .lin scripts.
(Is this a working PPP connection for the phone because theres an application called LeoPPP for the phone in Java. or for a computer
i have a working PPP connection with the Axis 9010 my phone reads it but cannot use it as a Modem or internet connection.)


1. Extract this package in /diska/.system/QTDownLoad:
cd /diska/.system/QTDownLoad/ ; tar zxvf /diska/MackConnectivityPack.tgz
(If you install in a different location, you'll have to edit the 'ln' line
( It means i have to extract the content in the system/QT download folder)

2. Copy *.lin from this directory to /diska/MyPrograms/ or wherever you like
to run .lin files from:
cp /diska/.system/QTDownLoad/mack/iptables/*.lin /diska/MyPrograms/
(This part i didnt get copy all lin Files that end with Lin or only one.)



The connection part
0. Create the PPP connection (over bluetooth or USB cable) and use the Data
menu in Setup to start a GPRS connection to your favorite operator.

(How do you creat one on the phone or laptop i dont know which one it means. Then just connect the phone to my provider cingular if it meant laptop i have the connection already but not with GPRS how do i do this)




1. When ppp0 is up and running, set your laptop to route and NAT the fake
GPRS IP, 10.1.1.1. Here's my script for doing 0+1:

How do i do this..Specific details

Where do i copy and paste this.
what do i do with this

#!/bin/sh
dund -n -P 5 -c <MY_A780_BT_ADDRESS> noauth 192.168.1.3:192.168.1.4 netmask 255.255.255.0 local
while ! ping -c 1 192.168.1.4 >/dev/null 2>&1 ; do echo -n "."; sleep 1; done
iptables -D FORWARD -i ppp0 -j ACCEPT >/dev/null 2>&1
iptables -I FORWARD -i ppp0 -j ACCEPT
iptables -D FORWARD -o ppp0 -j ACCEPT >/dev/null 2>&1
iptables -I FORWARD -o ppp0 -j ACCEPT
iptables -t nat -D POSTROUTING -s 10.1.1.1 -j MASQUERADE >/dev/null 2>&1
iptables -t nat -I POSTROUTING -s 10.1.1.1 -j MASQUERADE
route add 10.1.1.1 dev ppp0
echo Ready.

create a fake one and select it.
I dont know what to put on the fake one can you give me an example or a fake setting you have.

to connect some local server on your network,
which wouldn't be accessible through the internet.
This means with the phones internet right

also i run the Lin file then run Opera Click yahoo and it tells me what network do i want to use but goes to a no connection msg.
How do i fix it i got stuck on the set your laptop to route and NAT the fake GPRS

[bri]

i am trying.....
very hard

[Dieu]

Like your scripts but a question, because you are providing iptables modules, has any one try it on an a1200???

[alla]

Just tried it on the a1200, with no luck. The modules failed to be inserted because there was a kernel mismatch.

How does one go about compiling kernel modules for the a1200?

[Statik]

I have finally gotten the A780 to sync with Linux (Ubuntu) by using Mack's Connectivity pack (Thanks for that), but now I've run into a problem.

I suddenly cannot send or receive SMS text messages. There is no error, but none are received by the destination, or by my phone. I have run the UnInet script, but no luck. Even a reboot has not returned functionality.

Can anyone offer some help?

Statik

[swifty]

I have never faced such problem with Mack's Pack.
There was someting in the past with this tool:
http://www.motorolafans.com/forums/d...taneously.html

Can you test your SIM in another mobile and maybe another SIM in your A780,
to make sure it is your A780?

[Halftux]

Check the SMS Service Setup.

1. is the number correct.
2. is use GPRS set to no or to yes? If its no I would say it has nothing to do with Mack's Pack.

Maybe it is temporary provider problem?

[Statik]

Not sure what caused it. Rebooting the phone fixed the problem.

Can't seem to get it to reliably find the SyncML server on the PC tho . . . too many possible sources of the problem and not enough debugging output to see what it is so I'm just trial-and-erroring which step to do when to get it to work everytime.

Thanks anyway

Statik

[Statik]

Well, I installed the konsole app (I think its konsole, or qonsole, or something like that).

Anyway, I can ping the laptop from the phone on 192.168.1.1 and see the traffic come in on the network monitor. The ppp connection is setup at this point.

Attempting a sync, I see the packets come in from the phone . . . but no response. I'm figuring there has to be something wrong with the syncml/multisync setup. Not sure what it is since I didn't change anything in the settings. Looking into testing options now.

Statik

[Statik]

The package I installed was ekonsole.

I found the problem with help in another thread. The problem was that I hadn't created and executed the routing.sh script on the computer.

Statik