Hi
Sorry to disappoint, I may have mislead Sniper47 in posting a translation from Chinese to En but I have no translation skills myself.
but I would recommend you check to see if device truly rooted. should work even for Windows users
Once your device is truly rooted...Pls do not reboot your phone. My device loses true root as explained by vampirefo in that thread.......roughly its because of my bootloader/kernel having a secure setting.....while for true root we need an insecure setting.
Then repeat the previous suggestions
good luck
EDIT (2) Within Android I had a look at a few Linux commands and eth0 (zero not o for orange) may not be your mac-changer command
so pls consider privacy but as we don't know your address it might be ok to show it
within Android open a terminal and do this
(trivia----busybox works ifconfig alone fails for me)
The result I get is output for lo (= local)
p2p0
wlan0
some strange number
I assume you are trying to connect to your router?
In which case you spoof your wlan0
try at own risk, but as nothing else as worked?
mac address is to be different to device 1 and its wlanzero not wlan o for orange
3) If that worked you may need a script for when you reboot or need to turn off that second device?
something like this...made executable and at root of where ever your Android terminal is configured to open to
only if above works....I can give you a download link.....waste of time if I have failed eh?
for me, my terminal opens at /
you can check yours by running this command --- pwd
Sorry to disappoint, I may have mislead Sniper47 in posting a translation from Chinese to En but I have no translation skills myself.
but I would recommend you check to see if device truly rooted. should work even for Windows users
Once your device is truly rooted...Pls do not reboot your phone. My device loses true root as explained by vampirefo in that thread.......roughly its because of my bootloader/kernel having a secure setting.....while for true root we need an insecure setting.
Then repeat the previous suggestions
good luck
EDIT (2) Within Android I had a look at a few Linux commands and eth0 (zero not o for orange) may not be your mac-changer command
so pls consider privacy but as we don't know your address it might be ok to show it
within Android open a terminal and do this
Code:
su
busybox ifconfig
(trivia----busybox works ifconfig alone fails for me)
The result I get is output for lo (= local)
p2p0
wlan0
some strange number
I assume you are trying to connect to your router?
In which case you spoof your wlan0
try at own risk, but as nothing else as worked?
Code:
su
busybox ifconfig wlan0 down
busybox ifconfig wlan0 hw ether 01:02:03:04:05:06
busybox ifconfig wlan0 up
mac address is to be different to device 1 and its wlanzero not wlan o for orange
3) If that worked you may need a script for when you reboot or need to turn off that second device?
something like this...made executable and at root of where ever your Android terminal is configured to open to
only if above works....I can give you a download link.....waste of time if I have failed eh?
for me, my terminal opens at /
you can check yours by running this command --- pwd
Quote:#!/bin/sh
busybox ifconfig wlan0 down
busybox ifconfig wlan0 hw ether 01:02:03:04:05:06
busybox ifconfig wlan0 up