internet sharing 6800 to xbox360

[slimppc]

Adrianh, Thanks for taking the time to check on that. I'll keep looking around and see what can be done. There has to be a way to do it without using my laptop to get the connection.

[slimppc]

I finally got it to work. Played Gears of war 2 and Call of Duty 5 last night for hours. I searched everywhere in the registry where anything mtu related could be. I never found anything. All I ended up having to do was add a Dword "MTU" with a value of 1450 in HKLM\Comm\TNETW12511\Parm\Tcpip.

Now I'm going to try tweaking the settings a bit to see if I can smooth out the latency. If I got into big gun fights with multiple characters it ended up lagging pretty bad. However, if I sat back and Sniped it worked like a charm!! Unfortunately I don't have REV A where I'm at yet so that was all on 3 bars of EVDO.

Anyone have any ideas on what to tweak to increase latency? I'm very new to the mobile tweaking world so any advice would be greatly appreciated.

[MrObvious]

Get into a Rev. A area.

[diterex]

Originally Posted by gator2k83

Or you can go the totally free and better app in my opinion is ICS control v0.21

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=377047

Dl and copy the ics control file to the storage card or install the cab file.

Step 1 go into settings > wifi > Menu > add new and create an ad-hoc(peer 2 peer) connection name it whatever you want to show up as.
save and exit.

Step 2 turn on wifi if not already on.

step 3 launch the ics control program set the first dropdown to cellular line and the second one to tnetw11(wifi)

step 4 set to auto connect to network with the check mark.

step 5 save settings bottom right. then click start (within the program)

step 6 is just like step 2 with wmwifirouter... the fist 4 steps only needs to be done the first time you do this to create the network so ics can broadcast the internet signal network you created. from that point on u can just launch ics and turn on wifi and should work easily it does not require config every time only if u want to change some settings. Uses tcp/ip stack to talk directly to the modem and will not requre the use of third party solutions

I was a little unclear about step 4. Which of the options do I choose in the drop down box for the auto connect? I have "Sprint, My Work Network, My ISP, Work, Secure WAP Network, The WAP network and Internet."

[MrObvious]

Originally Posted by diterex

I was a little unclear about step 4. Which of the options do I choose in the drop down box for the auto connect? I have "Sprint, My Work Network, My ISP, Work, Secure WAP Network, The WAP network and Internet."

You're in the EVDO modem dialup screen. Look for the wi-fi settings.