I upgraded my deb/package on cydia
it has iPhone 2G 3.1.3 tethering + MMS + Bluetooth profiles
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BTServer : e2d3c7bae698e3dc65cddd31c15c11a0
mobileinternetsharing.plist : b5fcbb6f8451476232166cfadbbfb0d4
CommCenter : e15e4d14f3cd0fa8add94c6092e186be
M68AP.plist : 24b5208a73fa946fb26612cca9d9c728

add this source to cydia

bbyscroopy.dontexist.com/cydia

Originally Posted by risner

Can someone help me understand this:

Most of the software on iPhones is really common for all models, at source level. 2G and 3G is common even at binary level, however 3Gs binaries are recompiled to take advantage of arm7 new instructions.

Anyway, here's the trick: BTServer keeps a table for each iDevice. That table contains 32bit elements which are bitmasks for each device type:
0x00000003 // iPhone1,1
0x00000000 // iPod1,1
0x0000099B // iPhone1,2
0x000008D8 // iPod2,1
0x000009DB // iPhone2,1
...

BTServer will pick the right bitmask, depending on USB device-id. That bitmask is used to cull out functionality. Less bits in bitmask means fewer capabilities are exposed by BTServer. The meaning of the bits in the mask are explained in my tethering hack.

For example, if you want to disable handsfree, make sure your iDevice bitmask has bit 0 cleared: 0x000009DA (iPhone2,1), but I really don't know why you would want to do that.

Hope that helps.

Originally Posted by ChuckZ

Well, I talked to the Video MMS creator, and told him I was using u'r package, and his package wont instal cuz it conflicts with yours....and he helped me manualy change the plist's necesary to enbale the video MMS option. So now I got u'r package and his and everything works great.

Thank u for enableing this, I actually needed to theter this evening to help a frined on her laptop.

Cheers m8! Keep up the good work.

Please kindly advice the details for manualy change the plist's necesary to enbale the video MMS option.

Thanks and happy July 4th Holiday in USA.

Originally Posted by dborca

I uploaded a new wisd (see iPhone 2G tethering with 3.0 - any news? for more info). It now has a powermanagement assertion to prevent iPhone going to sleep while sharing wifi.

EDIT: fixed a bug in symbol scanner. See post #205 for new link.

Thanks for making this iphone 2G WIFI sharing available, It will be very useful because with this, PC is able to use AT&T WIFI hotspots to access internet free of charge. I installed it. It works. However, PC says that it has 1M BPS using USB connection, which is the same 1M BPS connection using USB connection to AT&T EDGE network. I guess that Iphone limited it to 1M BPS connecting USB to PC, regardless whether it is sharing WIFI or sharing EDGE. Is it possible to let that USB connection to 11M BPS which is the speed for Iphone to connect to WIFI AP?

Originally Posted by reinstall

Please kindly advice the details for manualy change the plist's necesary to enbale the video MMS option.

Thanks and happy July 4th Holiday in USA.

Sry for the late response. Here is the zip file. U got all u need in it, including instructions.

Cheers!

Hi,

I have hacked my iPhone 2G with 3.1.3 and got bluetooth tethering working with my mac. But i want to connect my iPhone with GPS navigator to share internet. Navigator works only with bluetooth DUN technology but iPhone seems using PUN technology.. How can I get it working together?

Thanks,

Stan .

Originally Posted by Bby Scroopy

I upgraded my deb/package on cydia
it has iPhone 2G 3.1.3 tethering + MMS + Bluetooth profiles
=======
BTServer : e2d3c7bae698e3dc65cddd31c15c11a0
mobileinternetsharing.plist : b5fcbb6f8451476232166cfadbbfb0d4
CommCenter : e15e4d14f3cd0fa8add94c6092e186be
M68AP.plist : 24b5208a73fa946fb26612cca9d9c728

add this source to cydia

bbyscroopy.dontexist.com/cydia

can i download somewhere these files and replace them manually (instead using cydia)?

Originally Posted by Mark151

can i download somewhere these files and replace them manually (instead using cydia)?

Yea heres the deb package well link

Moderator Edit: redistribution of apple copyrighted binaries is prohibited here

Originally Posted by Bby Scroopy

I upgraded my deb/package on cydia
it has iPhone 2G 3.1.3 tethering + MMS + Bluetooth profiles
=======
BTServer : e2d3c7bae698e3dc65cddd31c15c11a0
mobileinternetsharing.plist : b5fcbb6f8451476232166cfadbbfb0d4
CommCenter : e15e4d14f3cd0fa8add94c6092e186be
M68AP.plist : 24b5208a73fa946fb26612cca9d9c728

add this source to cydia

bbyscroopy.dontexist.com/cydia

Aloha. Many thanks to you and dborca for all your hard work implementing and distributing this hack. I just got around to installing it from the Cydia repository, and it worked great. I can now tether to both my Windows XP SP3 and Ubuntu Lucid Lynx machines. Thank you again.

I did, however, encounter some issues with the Windows XP drivers. Upon activating tethering, the Windows New Hardware dialog opened, and eventually asked for location of drivers (I should mention this was tried with both iTunes 9 and 10). After researching this and other forums, I directed the dialog to both the Net Drivers folder in Mobile Device Support and SYSTEM32\DRIVERSTORE folders. Neither time did the New Hardware dialog recognize the netaapl driver. On another computer that doesn't have iTunes, I installed the AppleApplicationSupport and AppleMobileDeviceSupport packages from an older iTunes (circa 8). The driver installed first try (version 1.6 I believe). I then updated those 2 packages to the iTunes 10 versions and immediately encountered the same New Hardware dialog issues. So, I reverted back to the older packages and all is good. Now, back to the computer with iTunes 10, I uninstalled the ApplicationSupport and MobileDeviceSupport packages, and installed the old versions. Tethering then worked, but iTunes wouldn't function. Reinstalling iTunes resulted in the same New Hardware issues, although Windows Device Manager at least remembered the name of the network device was Apple Mobile Device Driver. It just couldn't find the new version. Looking in the registry, it still refers to the old version. So, I backed-out only AppleApplicationSupport and reinstalled the old version of that. Tethering is working again. iTunes complains about the old version, but still seems to function (the little I've used after trying all this).

So, has anybody determined what the newer versions of AppleApplicationSupport and AppleMobileDeviceSupport packages have changed to "confuse" the Windows New Hardware dialog?

Thanks again. Take it easy.

Originally Posted by irz

Aloha. Many thanks to you and dborca for all your hard work implementing and distributing this hack. I just got around to installing it from the Cydia repository, and it worked great. I can now tether to both my Windows XP SP3 and Ubuntu Lucid Lynx machines. Thank you again.

I did, however, encounter some issues with the Windows XP drivers. Upon activating tethering, the Windows New Hardware dialog opened, and eventually asked for location of drivers (I should mention this was tried with both iTunes 9 and 10). After researching this and other forums, I directed the dialog to both the Net Drivers folder in Mobile Device Support and SYSTEM32\DRIVERSTORE folders. Neither time did the New Hardware dialog recognize the netaapl driver. On another computer that doesn't have iTunes, I installed the AppleApplicationSupport and AppleMobileDeviceSupport packages from an older iTunes (circa 8). The driver installed first try (version 1.6 I believe). I then updated those 2 packages to the iTunes 10 versions and immediately encountered the same New Hardware dialog issues. So, I reverted back to the older packages and all is good. Now, back to the computer with iTunes 10, I uninstalled the ApplicationSupport and MobileDeviceSupport packages, and installed the old versions. Tethering then worked, but iTunes wouldn't function. Reinstalling iTunes resulted in the same New Hardware issues, although Windows Device Manager at least remembered the name of the network device was Apple Mobile Device Driver. It just couldn't find the new version. Looking in the registry, it still refers to the old version. So, I backed-out only AppleApplicationSupport and reinstalled the old version of that. Tethering is working again. iTunes complains about the old version, but still seems to function (the little I've used after trying all this).

So, has anybody determined what the newer versions of AppleApplicationSupport and AppleMobileDeviceSupport packages have changed to "confuse" the Windows New Hardware dialog?

Thanks again. Take it easy.

Well, after a bit more trial-and-error today, I think I have it. I reinstalled the iTunes 10 versions of AppleApplicationSupport and AppleMobileDeviceSupport. Then, I added the following line from the [Aapl.NTx86] section of netaapl.inf version 1.6 to the iTunes 10 version of the same file, as well as the oem35.inf file in C:\WINDOWS\INF:

%Netaapl.DeviceDesc% = Netaapl.ndi, USB\Vid_05ac&Pid_1290&Mi_02

I noticed this line was present in the older version of netaapl.inf, but not in the newer version. I also manually installed the certificate from netaapl.cat. Now, when I connect the iPhone 2G and enable tethering, the driver installs fine. No errors from New Hardware dialog. Looking at the driver details in Device Manager it does refer to the above line.

Hope this all helps somebody else. Take it easy.