connman wifi tether

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I have heard that others have been able to get wifi tethering to work on the Gemini community edition (PC flash image) of sailfish via the terminal/shell. I have been trying to use "connmanctl tether wifi on <ap-name> <ap-password>" under the su-devel root-ish account.  But no luck.  I always get back:

Error enabling wifi tethering: In Progresses

After which the GUI continues to show WiFi operating as a client.

Yes I have 4G data service.  But I noticed that "connmanctl scan wifi" yields no results.  Is connman broken in the community edition?  If so, how is networking handled by the GUI in the first place?  Maybe there is a "special" version of connmanctl tucked away some place?

I am about to do some traveling and will be needing to do a WiFi tether from time to time. So any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

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You may find some help here:

https://together.jolla.com/question/170533/...t-on-sailfishx/

There is also a tethering app, called "Tethering," in the Jolla store. I have not tried it, however.

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You may find some help here:

https://together.jolla.com/question/170533/...t-on-sailfishx/

There is also a tethering app, called "Tethering," in the Jolla store. I have not tried it, however.

That post seems to be for the Sony XperiaX, as the Gemini does not have a /sys/module/bcmdhd/ directory with which to modify some apparent hardware settings. But it was worth a try.

Thanks.

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I gave up on getting WiFi tethering to work in time for this trip.  USB tethering works fine on the community edition with a Ubuntu machine, so I am set for now.  Found it under a combination of developer settings (to set an IP address, I'm not sure what subnet mask it's using) and the USB setting to enable network sharing mode.

You may find some help here:

https://together.jolla.com/question/170533/...t-on-sailfishx/

There is also a tethering app, called "Tethering," in the Jolla store. I have not tried it, however.

That post seems to be for the Sony XperiaX, as the Gemini does not have a /sys/module/bcmdhd/ directory with which to modify some apparent hardware settings. But it was worth a try.

Thanks.