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Carplay Raspberry Pi Wi-Fi Hotspot Web Server for Tesla.
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Version without 4G dongle #23

Open marcraft2 opened 1 year ago

marcraft2 commented 1 year ago

We can probably do the same thing without a 4G adapter if we deceive the tesla DNS, this DNS is checked when the tesla connects to the wifi, without this DNS response the tesla displays a DHCP error message. This would make it possible to do without a 4G subscription and a 4G dongle for this project. This would make the project accessible to even more people. I will work on this solution

https://github.com/tesla-android/tesla-android.github.io/issues/36#issuecomment-1257752038

https://github.com/tesla-android/tesla-android-os/tree/main/src/modules/tesla-android/filesystem/etc/pihole

cariacou commented 1 year ago

It seems like another developper was able to bypass the requirement for a 4G connection. He is using an Android OS, though I am assuming similar method can be used

https://tesla-android.gapinski.eu/install-guide

marcraft2 commented 1 year ago

It seems like another developper was able to bypass the requirement for a 4G connection. He is using an Android OS, though I am assuming similar method can be used

https://tesla-android.gapinski.eu/install-guide

Yes, that's why I opened this issue, it does this at the DNS level, I already put the links in my first comment. It cheats this DNS with pihole I would like to do it with bind9. but I haven't had time to test all of this yet, I use this issue as notes depending on the subject to be treated.

cariacou commented 1 year ago

The release notes do confirm Pihole was used, then dropped

Connectivity is now handled directly within the Android system, Pi-hole is no longer required.