Quote:
Originally Posted by tris_halo
My device is my phone using Android OS. And now I'm trying to create a network using hostapd (authenticator and stuff) and dnsmasq (DHCP service).
- Here is the default hostapd.conf file of system:
Code:
interface=wlan0
driver=nl80211
ctrl_interface=/data/misc/wifi/hostapd
ssid=TrisAP
channel=6
ieee80211n=1
wpa=1
wpa_pairwise=TKIP CCMP
wpa_psk=1e1981e8d8b6922b1717cbc2bcdf1d7395cb53750317beb88a4dfaa56301ca22
- I am using the following command
Code:
hostapd ./hostapd.conf
And yes, the hostapd process is created. But still another devices such as my laptop can't see my network. Please help me
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Nothing to help you WITH. What you're trying to do is called 'tethering', and (since you've only got one WiFi transceiver on your phone), you can only use it in one place. So, if you're connected to WiFi with your phone, it's busy and can't be used. If you're not, then your carrier may have disabled tethering, which means you can't do it.
Also, you don't tell us what kind of phone, running what Android OS, on what carrier, so there's little we can tell you. Most phones will have a tethering option built in (
IF it is supported by your hardware and carrier), and you can just enable it through the settings menu.