Tutorial [HOW-TO] Have a homemade Streetpass Relay
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I'm using the ethernet connection as internet source.
Also, you need to start the network. something along the lines of netsh start hostednetwork i think
I got to CD? Eh how does that work?
just put in CD\ instead of C:\ Also macshift is on the root of my C:\ drive(the program itself) ;o
I got to CD? Eh how does that work?
so "cd" to whichever directory macshift is in. so if it's in C:\, type "cd C:\". Also make sure that you are running as admin.
So:
open command prompt as admin.
type: cd C:\
type: netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=attwifi key=password
type: netsh wlan start hostednetwork
goto network and connections, right click your ethernet connection and select properties. in the sharing tab, tick both boxes and share with "Local area connection xx"
type (back in command prompt: macshift -i "Wi-Fi" 4E53504F4F46
and on your 3DS, delete all other access points and then manual setup>search for points. Select attwifi, the password is "password"
and then see if you get a hit. If you do, then you can download my cycler so you can cycle through new MACs and get up to 100 hits.
Couple of questions guys:
1) How do you use MACs that start with 00: on Windows 7/8 ? Windows wont change to those no matter what it seems.
2) Are there other lists? We need to expand beyond the 4E:52:50:4F:4F:XX if we want to not run into each other too often. I set mine up to pull random MACs without repeating and change them every hour and I still get some people 2 or 3 times in a row. The pool is too small.
3) Anyone able to get this to work on Windows 8? I can have it run Windows 7 no problem (set it up for myself and 2 friends on Windows 7), but on Windows 8 everything "seems" to work, but the TCP/IP protocol only sends packets, it doesnt receive any packets.. all A/V and Firewalls are off. tried on 2 different Win 8 machines with same setup that works flawlessly on Win 7.
1) How do you use MACs that start with 00: on Windows 7/8 ? Windows wont change to those no matter what it seems.
2) Are there other lists? We need to expand beyond the 4E:52:50:4F:4F:XX if we want to not run into each other too often. I set mine up to pull random MACs without repeating and change them every hour and I still get some people 2 or 3 times in a row. The pool is too small.
3) Anyone able to get this to work on Windows 8? I can have it run Windows 7 no problem (set it up for myself and 2 friends on Windows 7), but on Windows 8 everything "seems" to work, but the TCP/IP protocol only sends packets, it doesnt receive any packets.. all A/V and Firewalls are off. tried on 2 different Win 8 machines with same setup that works flawlessly on Win 7.
Yep, I have this working with Windows 8. I used the instructions here and it worked as soon as the MAC cycle application was started:
http://gbatemp.net/threads/homepass-chaldrons-mac-cycler-for-windows.352935/
I'm on Windows 8 too and I can't get it working. It makes no sense. At one point I did get one street pass, but that was it. I see my 3DS showing up in Virtual Router, but it constantly shows host name could not be found ip address could not be found, then it fails a connection test, on 3DS and disappears from Virtual Router. No clue why it worked one time... any help is appreciated
also it seems if i try to stop virtual router and restart it I get an error the service cannot accept control messages at this time.(exception from hresult:0x80070425)
and then i have to reboot to get it straightened out and try again....
Also, I just noticed, the attwifi adapter is only sending packets and not receiving any... I think MisoSoup has this issue on windows 8 also.
also it seems if i try to stop virtual router and restart it I get an error the service cannot accept control messages at this time.(exception from hresult:0x80070425)
and then i have to reboot to get it straightened out and try again....
Also, I just noticed, the attwifi adapter is only sending packets and not receiving any... I think MisoSoup has this issue on windows 8 also.
Are there any cheap routers that allow for changing the wifi MAC out of the box? It looks like all of the routers that are sold near me are not compatible with DD-WRT
Finally developed a solution for DD-WRT routers for cycling with a lot of surfing and trying to find a random number generation that works in vanilla DD-WRT. Testing...
Fuck, I'm stuck again because it isn't changing the value.
Still trying.
I'm using
to set RANDOM. And
to set MAC.
Fuck, I'm stuck again because it isn't changing the value.
Still trying.
I'm using
Code:
RANDOM=$(cat /dev/urandom | tr -dc 0-9 | dd bs=5 count=1 2>/dev/null)to set RANDOM. And
Code:
MAC=$(echo -e $BASE$TITLES | cut -c 1-3,$(($CTR*3+4))-$(($CTR*3+6)) | hexdump -e '6/1 "%02X:"' | cut -c 1-17)to set MAC.
Unless you're talking about my phone (which I said was a Motorola Atrix 2) I'm not sure what you mean by "which Android". Do you mean which firmware version?
And it says "/data/data/com.googlecode.android.wifi.tether/bin/ifconfig wlan0 hw ether 4E:53:50:4F:4F:46... failed", hmm. Surprised I didn't think to check that beforehand.
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I think a few of the early systems could benefit from that, at least up to the 8 bit generation, by the 16 bit generation I think TVs had gotten a lot better in almost every way
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Just give it a try, but honestly if you have a 3DS you can play DS games without a card just off the internal SD card
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