hi wirru,
I've tried the same thing I didn't get so far first, I set up a peer to peer wifi to the iphone, created an ssh tunnel ran socks but it didn't want to work with the firefox on my (XP) corporate laptop.
I looked around and found this usb way to create a tunnel, unfortunately the page is currently down I believe
http://www.ipodtouchfans.com/forums/...ad.php?t=93978
the tunnel tool is here:
http://oss.coresecurity.com/projects/iphonedbg.html
If you are interested I can explain you, it's easy.
That way the iphone has no active wifi and routed correctly through 3g resp. edge. plus its being charged while you are online
I've tried to change the route manually before I find out how the automatic route change mechanisms exactly works but I only partially succeed. I deleted the default gateway to my peer to peer wireless, added a default gateway to the current 3g network but then, dns didn't work any more. I would enter 64.233.167.99 into the browser and google comes up, on the iphone safari it was only complaining that no internet would be available and no page was shown.
So I definitely want to dig into this topic deeper, I cannot believe that the iphone cannot act just as a normal router.
I want it to integrate in my home wireless network so it routes all data when my cable modem has no connection for example and in places without wifi I want it to connect to my laptop only and allow me to run my vpn to the company, that would be much cooler then these ssh tunnels, special browser config...
When you have news let me know, I'll keep diggin that when I have some time.
One important thing which I didn't consider so important but it might be, maybe I miss your point, I have 2.0.1 on my 3g phone. Did it work on your phone with 2.0.1 ?
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