If you're sure that tiap0 is your wireless interface, make sure you set it down first, ie: ip li se tiap0 down;ip li se tiap0 address FE:FE:FE:FE:FE:FE; Or it will say that simply because the device is up, and busy.I decided to research and use the BusyBox + Terminal Emulator method. Went into root features and typed a command like
"ip link set tiap0 address XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX" (XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX being one of the mac addresses in the google doc)
It then told me "Operation not permitted". Not sure why this is a problem... my phone is rooted after all
I've never heard of tiap0, is it from a tether app? I'd try with wlan0 wl0 or wlan1 first, if you have any of those.
Certain usb cards have this issue in windows as well, I think it's a problem with the driver. The only thing you can really do is try another card that has a different chipset. I don't have OSX on anything of mine, so I couldn't tell you if any of my cards work on itI just have to ask: how in the world do you get the Nintendo Zone to work when you change the MAC address using the OSX method?
I followed the method exactly, and when I change the MAC address, the Internet goes out. I can't even connect to my MacBook Pro anymore. I change the MAC address back to normal, and all is fine, Internet-wise. Still the Nintendo Zone doesn't work.
What gives? Why does it seem so easy to just change your MAC and you'll get StreetPasses?
I assume if you can use the Nintendo Zone, then you'd get StreetPasses, but I can never use the Nintendo Zone.
Anyone else have this problem, and can help me?
Thanks
Awh, that sounds way too complicated for me... guess I'll just have to take a trip to McDonald's until I get lucky. Unless a wifi usb adapter would work, as previously inquired.
You're on Windows? Try an RTL8192CU. They don't work that well for actual internet using (I was getting like 100 KB/s downstream max) but they do work well under windows for this. As has been mentioned though, you'll be restricted to MACs starting with a certain octet (like 4e:, 02 link. Or you could go with the slightly cheaper RTL8188CUS: link
here's a link to the driver for both of them, though you'll need to copy/paste it into your address bar since Userass linking doesn't work here: ftp://WebUser:[email protected]/cn/wlan/RTL819xCU_AutoInstallPackage.zip