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PPPwn_cpp for Android + App Frontend [needs rooted device]
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Not finding Ethernet adapter #14

Closed Avonavona closed 1 month ago

Avonavona commented 2 months ago

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Rooted Sony Tablet with linuage Micro USB OTG to USB A Adapter and Standard USB 2.0 Ethernet adapter. Cant find the adapter. USB Sticks in the OTG Adapter works fine

deviato commented 2 months ago

if you open a terminal and give command ls /sys/class/net/, what is the output?

Avonavona commented 2 months ago

ls: cannot Open directory '/sys/class/net/': Permission denied

Regesch commented 2 months ago

I have the same issue on my other Phone (OnePlus 8 Pro). When i Type your command in termux, itScreenshot_2024-05-28-21-25-28-87_84d3000e3f4017145260f7618db1d683.jpg

gives me the following.

Avonavona commented 2 months ago

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Ok it doesnt Show Ethernet adapter. After Plugin unplug No Change

deviato commented 2 months ago

You could try upgrading your tablet to a custom rom with a newer version of android, which maybe supports the card

Izofeu commented 2 months ago

Hey! OnePlus 5 owner here, reporting that the app works perfectly fine. If I recall correctly, I have a stock ROM with a custom Franco kernel installed (4.4.205-perf+) but this may be unrelated to the app. Remember that you have to enable OTG storage option every time you plug the adapter in (it turns itself off automatically) to power on the USB port: Settings -> System -> OTG Storage. Thank you deviato for the app! Much love <3 image

s16mankar commented 1 month ago

IMG20240528140041

Rooted Sony Tablet with linuage Micro USB OTG to USB A Adapter and Standard USB 2.0 Ethernet adapter. Cant find the adapter. USB Sticks in the OTG Adapter works fine

Go to settings>Network and Internet>Hotspot & Tethering>turn on ethernet tethering

deviato commented 1 month ago

Check new version 1.2 Connect the eth interface to usb otg, click the new button below "Network Interface", it will list all interfaces found. If you cannot find eth0 or similar, your device it's not recognized by kernel, therefore not supported.