With or without using the kernel modules that @egc provided in this thread? _________________ "The woods are lovely, dark and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep." - Robert Frost
"I am one of the noticeable ones - notice me" - Dale Frances McKenzie Bozzio
With or without using the kernel modules that @egc provided in this thread?
The release for the EA6900 has usb tethering and ipv6 kernel modules included by default, so no need to download @egc's files, though the effort is appreciated.
Am still after a compiled "fortune" module . And perhaps cmatrix.
I'm now also trying to get IPv6 tunnelling via Hurricane Electric set up, and that's problematic and seems to mess with stuff, but, some semblance of connectivity remains.
Weirdly, the ethernet has stopped giving out dhcp addresses, while the wifi hasn't, and I had to had something along the lines of udhcpc -i usb0, udhcpc -i ip6tun, ifconfig usb0 up, ifconfig ip6tun up, with the usb0 being done first, to the last lines of my start up file.
*Shrug*
Okay, got that sorted. Reset nvram "nvram erase" and rebooted "reboot" and input all settings again and then ran "udhcpc -i usb0" and ethernet is giving out addresses again.
I've given up on Android Tethering client side bonding, and IPv6 for now.