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Re: Linux/Android on CDMA Touch Pro (RAPH800)

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Originally Posted by xxmillertimexx View Post
I posted a few posts back about the Wifi. It says its connected and everything. When I go to the browser it sits there for a couple minutes loading, and then goes to the "you do not have an internet connection" page. I've tried everything that I could think of to get it working. And yes, I re-downloaded 3 different times and still no luck.
Ugh. Sorry. I guess I've gotten a little overwhelmed here.

If you want to give it some more attention, you could grab droid explorer (de.codeplex.com) -- it seems like the easiest way to get an adb shell. (i.e. you don't have to download the whole android sdk to get the adb tools). Start Android with the phone connected to activesync (before doing that, go into Settings -> Connections -> USB to PC and uncheck 'Enable Advanced Network Functionality').

From there, it should connect to your phone. A lot of the functions don't work, but you can at least go to the Tools menu (I think), Plugins (I think) and start a console. From there, you can do run 'ifconfig' to see if your wifi is getting an IP address, you can try pinging things on your local network, etc.

If you can't/don't want to try to get droid explorer working, I just downloaded and extracted a terminal emulator program. Unzip it and stick it in your AndroidApps folder, and it should install on boot. You can 'su' and then run all those command line tools from it.
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