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VPN over android on HD2 ?

I wonder if there is anyone that tried to use any type of VPN over recent android builds for HD2?
Actually the problem resides in a missing kernel module "tun.ko".
I have tried to get the file from the internet to the same kernel and load it using "modprobe tun" or "insmod tun.ko" command but it is always giving me the same error: "modprobe: 'tun.ko' : invalid module format.
If anyone has a working module, that will be great.

hhhawasly said:
I wonder if there is anyone that tried to use any type of VPN over recent android builds for HD2?
Actually the problem resides in a missing kernel module "tun.ko".
I have tried to get the file from the internet to the same kernel and load it using "modprobe tun" or "insmod tun.ko" command but it is always giving me the same error: "modprobe: 'tun.ko' : invalid module format.
If anyone has a working module, that will be great.
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I will update the kernel to include tunneling
EDIT:
http://git.linuxtogo.org/?p=groups/...it;h=17b1cb194c76267cae097241aea7a9f47ced7283
done.
tun.ko is present in all module autobuilds from today on.
check http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=719646#2 for the official GIT autobuilds
please let me know if it works for you
thanks

dcordes said:
I will update the kernel to include tunneling
EDIT:
http://git.linuxtogo.org/?p=groups/...it;h=17b1cb194c76267cae097241aea7a9f47ced7283
done.
tun.ko is present in all module autobuilds from today on.
check http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=719646#2 for the official GIT autobuilds
please let me know if it works for you
thanks
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Thank you very much, with this module it should then be possible to have openvpn functionality.
Update: Ok, I am now using latest kernel with tun support.
With this kernel I am able to load the module tun.ko with insmod.
There are no errors and lsmod shows me the module as active.
Where to put an entry to load this module by default on boot?

I have tried the latest kernel build, on SHUBCRAFT CM6 froyo build, the module is loaded successfully and the device /dev/tun is also created successfully.
Thanks a lot.
Anyway I couldn't try the VPN functionality since the Wireless/3G didn't work after kernel upgrade! although I have successfully loaded the wireless modules.
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BTW, it didn't work with mattc Leo android build.

After some time of trying my openvpn is running very well with the new kernel and tun module. Thanks once again.

Downy said:
After some time of trying my openvpn is running very well with the new kernel and tun module. Thanks once again.
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What Andriod build are you using?
Can you please tell us how did you manage to run the WIFI on the new kernel?

hhhawasly said:
What Andriod build are you using?
Can you please tell us how did you manage to run the WIFI on the new kernel?
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try 1.3. VPN is enabled - not tested.

hhhawasly said:
What Andriod build are you using?
Can you please tell us how did you manage to run the WIFI on the new kernel?
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I am running mattec release version 1.5 with the most current kernel (zImage) and the most current modules bcm4329.ko and tun.ko extracted from http://oe.netripper.com/files/htcleo_autobuild/modules-htcleo-latest.tgz.
For wifi it is very important to always use the correct bcm4329.ko according to your currently used zImage file.
So when I update a new kernel I also always download the newest modules and extract bcm4329.ko.
To get wifi working, I have extracted the bcm4329.ko out of the modules-htcleo-latest.tgz file and then used adb (I am using ADB Magic GUI to make things easier) to push the file to /system/lib/modules. Changed permissions at the end.
So
step 1:
I boot to wimo and replace zImage in my android folder.
step 2: boot back to android and connect via adb
step 3: extract bcm4329.ko out of modules-htcleo-latest.tgz
step 4: using adb I push this bcm4329.ko file to /system/lib/modules (command: adb push bcm4329.ko /system/lib/modules)
step 5: last but not least I change permissions, but dunno know if its really neccessary. (command: adb shell chmod 777 /system/lib/modules/bcm4329.ko)
Thats it. And thats what I am always doing when I am using a new zImage.
If you have further questions, just ask!
Currently I am running the latest kernel from today, 08/13/10 without any wifi or openvpn problems.

Unfortunatly the kernel module "tun" was not included with the 1.3!
Anyway I have managed now to run the new kernel and the tun module with 1.3.
And OpenVPN and wireless are now working fine.

hhhawasly said:
Unfortunatly the kernel module "tun" was not included with the 1.3!
Anyway I have managed now to run the new kernel and the tun module with 1.3.
And OpenVPN and wireless are now working fine.
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vpn module is in first post

shu8i said:
vpn module is in first post
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Oooops
I need a glasses for my eyes
I have tried the ROM and the module and everything was running smoothly.
Thank you all very much

Sorry To Bump This Post Up
But I AM NOt Able To Connect To Vpn PPTp On Any ANdroid Cyanogen Mod
What Should I DO Is There Update Or Solution Or ANything Around ?

[SOLVED] CIFS support

A noob question support. Is there a CIFS support in the 2.6.32.21-gbe90714 kernel or a suitalbe cifs.ko file that one could use with the Cifsmanager app?
I am a bit lost here. I downloaded the DHD kernel source released, but had no luck locating the cifs.ko file. And I have no idea how to compile one myself. Can someone pinpoint me in the right direction?
update:
found some instructions here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=783117 so I will see if I can get it working
update 2:
i have been able to build cifs.o (no cifs.ko was produced ) from the kernel provided by HTC, but it fails with insmod. The problem might be (besides that I have only a vague idea what am I doing) that the downloaded kernel is 2.6.32-g5ed1769 and my phone is running kernel 2.6.32-gbe90714.
Also compiling the kernel ends with this error
make[3]: *** No rule to make target `drivers/input/touchscreen/ntrig.o', needed by `drivers/input/touchscreen/built-in.o'. Stop.
Thats where I got stuck.
I have attached the file cifs.o produced.
Updare 3: Solved - see attachment in post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=8865419#post8865419

Support/Troubleshooting forum sub section is needed, this Desire HD general is becoming a Desire HD trashcan..

M_T_M said:
Moved to general. Not a DEV thread.
Cheers,
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I placed in DEV since it deals with kernel compilation. Maybe it should be moved to theme and apps as I am trying to get Cifsmanager app working on DHD.

Small update: I have managed to get a cifs.ko from kernel 2.6.32.17 from G2 partially working. I have HEX edited the file and changed to my kernel version.
I can insmod the file and mount drive without a problem. I can than access the mounted drives a browse the folders, but when I try to open the file I get an error.
I do not seem to be able to find a 2.6.32.21 kernel compiled cifs.ko which I believe might work with HEX updating "-gbe90714".

*push*
looking for the right cifs.ko as well :\ would be really nice to be able to mount cifs shares without custom rom...

anyone got CIFS working on stock ROM?

CIFS working on 2.6.32.21-gf3f553d
here is a working cifs.ko for DHD kernel 2.6.32.21-gf3f553d
Code:
su
insmod slow-work.ko
insmod cifs.ko
insmod nls_utf8.ko
It's a hex edited and --strip-debug cifs to educe file size of the version from MikeMelbourne. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=9780217&postcount=7
Works fine on my DHD (samba access and video playback with V Player).

nxtwrld said:
here is a working cifs.ko for DHD kernel 2.6.32.21-gf3f553d
Code:
su
insmod slow-work.ko
insmod cifs.ko
insmod nls_utf8.ko
It's a hex edited and --strip-debug cifs to educe file size of the version from MikeMelbourne. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=9780217&postcount=7
Works fine on my DHD (samba access and video playback with V Player).
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Thanks for this, it works fine when I insmodded all the .ko's you zipped (that I placed in system/lib/modules/). On reboot though I cannot use cifs manager unless I insmod again. Do I need to insmod everytime i reboot?
Sent from my Desire HD

nxtwrld said:
It's a hex edited and --strip-debug cifs to educe file size of the version from MikeMelbourne. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=9780217&postcount=7
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I understand the hex edit - would you mind telling me how you did the --strip-debug - I'd like to do the same.
They were compiled on a headless PII 400 MHz running Ubuntu Edgy Eft server.
-Mike-

You just need to have the android ndk, which I supposed you have since you have bee able to compile the kernel. So just run
Code:
/path/to/android-ndk-r4b/build/prebuilt/linux-x86/arm-eabi-4.4.0/bin/arm-eabi-strip --strip-debug /path/to/cifs.ko
you have to modify the path to cifs.ko a and android-ndk-r4b
I have bee trying to compile the kernel my self on kubuntu, but always finished with an error, so I just ended up hexediting other files.
Thanks for your files. I have been waiting for a working samba mount to stream my videos from NAS!!

keemyb said:
Thanks for this, it works fine when I insmodded all the .ko's you zipped (that I placed in system/lib/modules/). On reboot though I cannot use cifs manager unless I insmod again. Do I need to insmod everytime i reboot?
Sent from my Desire HD
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I am afraid it has to be insmoded every time on boot. You can automate it with Gscript or Tasker apps.

Thanks @Nxtwrld for the strip-debug advice. The HTC kernel never compiled with my phone's config.gz - after each failed compile I would have to edit .config and disable the item responsible for the build failure. I ended up compiling the module by itself.
Sent from my Desire HD using XDA App

Final compile - optimised versions against NDK R5.
Against the new Android NDK R5 I have just compiled:
* tun.ko - 18 KB
* slow-work.ko - 16 KB
* cifs.ko - 269 KB
* nls_utf8.ko - 4 KB
I have also debug stripped them - resulting in a total module size of 304 KB instead of 3.2 MB.
This time I compiled them on Ubuntu 10.10 instead of the ancient Ubuntu 6.10 I had been compiling on.
Again, these are for 2.6.32.21-g66cfb7a - feel free to hex edit them. I have tested both tun & cifs and they work.
Thanks again nxtwrld for the strip-debug advice.

Can you do the same for kernel 2.6.32.21-g3d0aaf ?

here you go.

thank you! Works very good!
nxtwrld said:
here you go.
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I've tried for hours so far to understand more about the android and how to install the files inside 2.6.32.21-gf3f553d.zip.
I have the Desire HD with stock Orange rom and that kernel, i literaly have no idea how to install thease moduals onto the phone.
My desire hd is rooted and is S-on I've tried things like Kernel Update Utility and also just trying to simply copy and paste the files into system/lib/modules didnt work since astro didnt let me paste.
If it wasnt nearly 1am and i wasn't trying for the past 3 hours i would have done more reading. I know its something simple im missing, just can't figure out what the process is to installing thease modules is. First Android phone, first day with it as you can probebly tell.
Any help will be apreciated.
Thanks

arielc said:
I've tried for hours so far to understand more about the android and how to install the files inside 2.6.32.21-gf3f553d.zip.
I have the Desire HD with stock Orange rom and that kernel, i literaly have no idea how to install thease moduals onto the phone.
My desire hd is rooted and is S-on I've tried things like Kernel Update Utility and also just trying to simply copy and paste the files into system/lib/modules didnt work since astro didnt let me paste.
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There's a free app in the market called "mount /system (rw / ro)" that can make your /system read-write (rw) or read-only (ro). After setting rw - you should be able to copy the *.ko files into /system/lib/modules.
Another alternative is to copy the *.ko files onto your sdcard (/mnt/sdcard).
You can then use an app (i.e. "Terminal Emulator") to enter these commands:
Code:
su
insmod /mnt/sdcard/slow-work.ko
insmod /mnt/sdcard/cifs.ko
insmod /mnt/sdcard/nls_utf8.ko
Alternatively, you can open CifsManager, open the Settings and specify a custom path to your kernel modules (i.e. in /mnt/sdcard). The recent version allows you to specify multiple modules, separated by colons. e.g:
Code:
/mnt/sdcard/slow-work.ko:/mnt/sdcard/cifs.ko:/mnt/sdcard/nls_utf8.ko
Hope this helps.

You should also check you kernel version and verify, that you are really running pin this kernel. I have no idea what the kernel for Orange branding is....

Amazing thanks, i did it with the terminal emulator method. First time i tried it, it wouldnt work. A restart later and i've rentered the comands and my computer drive is mounted. Works like a dream, thanks loads for th hex edited files and the walkthrough with diffrent options was so very helpful.

permanently change $PATH

I'm trying to change $PATH to have /system/xbin/ before /system/bin/.
I could do this manually but I'm lazy, so I'm looking for a way to have it like that on boot. But no matter whether I change it in init.rc, fota.rc, recovery.rc, they're all back in the old order after a reboot.
Anyone know which file I have to change to make my path changes stick?

XlAfbk said:
I'm trying to change $PATH to have /system/xbin/ before /system/bin/.
I could do this manually but I'm lazy, so I'm looking for a way to have it like that on boot. But no matter whether I change it in init.rc, fota.rc, recovery.rc, they're all back in the old order after a reboot.
Anyone know which file I have to change to make my path changes stick?
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The init.rc file is a part of the initramfs which is included in the kernel image (zImage). You need to change the init.rc and recompile the kernel with the updated initramfs to make the changes stick.
There is also a way to unpack and repack an existing kernel image, but IMHO recompiling the kernel is much simpler.

hm, compiling kernels isn't really my thing.
is there another way to insert commands into boot process or change path on startup?

XlAfbk said:
hm, compiling kernels isn't really my thing.
is there another way to insert commands into boot process or change path on startup?
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I think if you have a kernel with init.d support, you can just drop a script in the init.d directory and it will get automatically executed.
I think all the custom kernels (at least ones based on Voodoo) have init.d support -- never actually tried this so I am not totally sure about this.

I'm using the hacked voodoo kernel for gingerbread, created a /init.d/test.rc with "export PATH ... " but it didn't work. Is it supposed to be a .rc script? supposed to work in gingerbread kernel?
edit: after a closer looks it seems that the script is not only not run but /init.d is completly and without a trace gone after rebooting

[Call for Help] Kernel Parameters - ro.secure

Ccurrently trying to get the SkyGO app working on the HD2.
One of the devs has suggested that for the app to work properly we need a Kernel with "ro.secure=1" set in it.
Currently I am bouncing between Typhoon 3.7.6 (which uses tytung's r14 kernel) and NexusHD2-ICS-4.0.3 (tytungs ICSr1 Kernel I believe)
Can anyone tell me how to find out if the kernel has this parameter set. If not how easy would it be for me to add it and recompile the kernel (pointers to kernel de/recompilation threads appreciated!
I'm not to worried about doing it myself if I have to.
TIA
mods - if this is in the wrong forum I apologise in advance, could you move it for me if it is

bobjbain said:
Ccurrently trying to get the SkyGO app working on the HD2.
One of the devs has suggested that for the app to work properly we need a Kernel with "ro.secure=1" set in it.
Currently I am bouncing between Typhoon 3.7.6 (which uses tytung's r14 kernel) and NexusHD2-ICS-4.0.3 (tytungs ICSr1 Kernel I believe)
Can anyone tell me how to find out if the kernel has this parameter set. If not how easy would it be for me to add it and recompile the kernel (pointers to kernel de/recompilation threads appreciated!
I'm not to worried about doing it myself if I have to.
TIA
mods - if this is in the wrong forum I apologise in advance, could you move it for me if it is
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This is a question. [Q&A]

yz.hd said:
This is a question. [Q&A]
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Thanks for the useful and insightful response
FYI - I realised that it might be after I submitted it! Which is why I caveated the post at the end.

this parameter is in the initrd.gz in the kernel in the boot folder of the ROM.
You should extract it and inside there is a file called default.prop
extract
mkdir initdir
cd initdir
zcat ../initrd.gz | cpio -i -d
compress
cd initdir
find . | cpio -o -H newc | gzip -9 > ../initrd.gz
Each line in the file default.prop is an attribute assignment. There we need to
Note the two properties: ro.secure, and ro.debuggable. . If ro.secure = 0 is allowed us to run the adb root command.
Usually we put the core ROOT refers to the ro.secure = 0. ROOT permission to refer to the general said on the phone
A license management program (Superuser.apk) procedures for the root user can grant permission.

bobjbain said:
Ccurrently trying to get the SkyGO app working on the HD2.
One of the devs has suggested that for the app to work properly we need a Kernel with "ro.secure=1" set in it.
Currently I am bouncing between Typhoon 3.7.6 (which uses tytung's r14 kernel) and NexusHD2-ICS-4.0.3 (tytungs ICSr1 Kernel I believe)
Can anyone tell me how to find out if the kernel has this parameter set. If not how easy would it be for me to add it and recompile the kernel (pointers to kernel de/recompilation threads appreciated!
I'm not to worried about doing it myself if I have to.
TIA
mods - if this is in the wrong forum I apologise in advance, could you move it for me if it is
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look here this great kernel should have ro.secure set to 1

Bologna said:
look here this great kernel should have ro.secure set to 1
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it doesn't, it's based on Tytung's Kernel, Tytung's doesn't so I'm not suprised that dorimnax's "greatest ever" (sic) doesn't teither

big thanks to magnus48, have decompressed the kernel, changed ro.secure to 1, recompressed, copied to /boot
Phone booted (which suprised me) and my SkyGo App now works.
Yay

magnus48 said:
The easy way is use root explorer and edit /default.prop on your device but is not free.
ro. means read only you can't change it's value after rom is loaded
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So, I can either change the value in my kernel OR I can edit default.prop and reboot??
Won't the values in default.prop get overwritten on boot??

bobjbain said:
it doesn't, it's based on Tytung's Kernel, Tytung's doesn't so I'm not suprised that dorimnax's "greatest ever" (sic) doesn't teither
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First question : Why of this sarcastic reply?
Second question : Can you please share your skygo working app, telling us what's the kernel you're using to have it working?
Thanks in advance

bobjbain said:
So, I can either change the value in my kernel OR I can edit default.prop and reboot??
Won't the values in default.prop get overwritten on boot??
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forget this way. It did not work when rebooting the kernel overwrites the deafult.prop file.
The change should be done inside initrd.gz

magnus48 said:
forget this way. It did not work when rebooting the kernel overwrites the deafult.prop file.
The shange should be done inside initrd.gz
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You should be able to pull it, make changes and push it back to phone via adb. Useful if you don't want to reflash
Sent from my HD2 using XDA

jwchips said:
You should be able to pull it, make changes and push it back to phone via adb. Useful if you don't want to reflash
Sent from my HD2 using XDA
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default.prop is in the initrd.gz, this is extracted when the phone boots, so any changes you make to default.prop WILL be overwritten when the phone boots.
You have to make the changes inside the initrd.gz file.

Bologna said:
First question : Why of this sarcastic reply?
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I don't quite hold dorimanx in quite the high esteem that others do, his work is good but it can be rushed as shown by his 5.x series of Kernels.
Bologna said:
Second question : Can you please share your skygo working app, telling us what's the kernel you're using to have it working?
Thanks in advance
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Here although this is an app for UK Sky only and won't work for non-UK subscribers.

bobjbain said:
default.prop is in the initrd.gz, this is extracted when the phone boots, so any changes you make to default.prop WILL be overwritten when the phone boots.
You have to make the changes inside the initrd.gz file.
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Any chance you could post the modified kernel? I am running R14 on GB3.2a so it would drop right in

CR5N said:
Any chance you could post the modified kernel? I am running R14 on GB3.2a so it would drop right in
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yertiz.
Take a backup of your current initrd.gz first though to be on the safe side.

bobjbain said:
yertiz.
Take a backup of your current initrd.gz first though to be on the safe side.
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Thankyou. This works on Tytung GB3.2a. F1 channel now working on this old HD2

What about SD builds?
magnus48 said:
forget this way. It did not work when rebooting the kernel overwrites the deafult.prop file.
The change should be done inside initrd.gz
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I can access and edit default.prop on my SD build after the phone has booted. This seems to give me access to Sky News at least. But I still can't get premium channels. Do you think I still need to edit initrd.gz as well or is that now redundant?

johnkst said:
I can access and edit default.prop on my SD build after the phone has booted. This seems to give me access to Sky News at least. But I still can't get premium channels. Do you think I still need to edit initrd.gz as well or is that now redundant?
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No, you will need to edit your initrd.gz
Before I did I could access Sky News only, afterwards the Sky world was my Oyster!!

bobjbain said:
No, you will need to edit your initrd.gz
Before I did I could access Sky News only, afterwards the Sky world was my Oyster!!
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Thanks Bob. Is there anything else I should edit while I'm at it?
Currently after booting, my default.prop contains the following attributes:
ro.secure=0 (need to change this to 1)
ro.allow.mock.location=1
ro.debuggable=1
persist.service.adb.enable=1
I'm particularly suspicious of the last one!
Also... what should I use to edit default.prop within initrd.gz? I tried unzipping it with 7zip, editing the initrd file with a hex editor and re-zipping but it created a significantly smaller file...

johnkst said:
Thanks Bob. Is there anything else I should edit while I'm at it?
Currently after booting, my default.prop contains the following attributes:
ro.secure=0 (need to change this to 1)
ro.allow.mock.location=1
ro.debuggable=1
persist.service.adb.enable=1
I'm particularly suspicious of the last one!
Also... what should I use to edit default.prop within initrd.gz? I tried unzipping it with 7zip, editing the initrd file with a hex editor and re-zipping but it created a significantly smaller file...
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I only ever changed ro.secure, don't have the phone any more so can't check the other values.
To edit the default.prop you need to uncompress the initrd.gz then recompress it using the following linux commands
Code:
extract
mkdir initdir
cd initdir
zcat ../initrd.gz | cpio -i -d
compress
cd initdir
find . | cpio -o -H newc | gzip -9 > ../initrd.gz
As I run windows I downloaded and installed cygwin and used that to uncompress and recompress the kernel.
I edited the default.prop in windows but you can use vi within cygwin if you want.
If you're uncomfortable doing this then attach your kernel to a post and I can do it for you.

[GUIDE] Netfilter Modules X8 X10 for Stock Kernel

This is specially meant for Stock kernel user which don't have kernel iptables function.
Android Firewall
It's a android firewall capable of blocking some app to reach the internet by redirect them to certain address.
It can only activated if only there is Iptables executable & some modules to support it's function.
It's command line configurable but it's way too complicated to us.
You'll Need:
A Sony Ericsson X8 Android phone. (Will work on X10, but not tested.)
Rooted.
Busybox.
CWM Recovery.
Instruction:
Flash this through CWM http://www.mediafire.com/?qcn1jlwilq9l57n
Goto /system/etc & Add those line inside ADD TO HW_CONFIG.SH.txt text file into hw_config.sh.
Reboot
Download Any (I Used DroidWall https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.googlecode.droidwall.free) to manipulated the iptables to block or allow your app to access the internet.
Say thanks to AnDyX who make this modules. (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1184907)
I'm just doing the update zip for CWM that's all.
Note: Bootloops or error ARE LIKELY NEVER OCCURED. This is tested on Eclair 2.1.C.0.0 Rom (Offical Sony Ericsson rom for x8) and GDX Rom.

Whit this module i will have WiFi tethering in my Xperia X8 running on stock kernel with MiniCM7 ?

Link aint working
Edit: sorry i know now what was doing the problem
Sent from my E15i using XDA

AttilaAtisz said:
Whit this module i will have WiFi tethering in my Xperia X8 running on stock kernel with MiniCM7 ?
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Yes, with appropriate tethering app. Some rom have tethering setting set in their rom like mine, so i don't know which tethering app work best.

Link don't work
Edit:sori
Sent from my E15i using xda premium

Do NOT flash it with CWM Recovery or xRecovery until CKKnot correct the install script else it will wipe your /system partition and phone won't reboot and you will have to reflash your device.

roms2000 said:
Do NOT flash it with CWM Recovery or xRecovery until CKKnot correct the install script else it will wipe your /system partition and phone won't reboot and you will have to reflash your device.
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I just rechecked, it is indeed lead to /system wipe...
it's me who make the script wrong, I have just reuploaded the fixed one...
Redownload it if you not able to just now... And sorry for my mistake

That is really better
Thanks for your quick reply.

Hello Im having problems whith step 2, I dont know how to goto /system/etc & Add those line inside ADD TO HW_CONFIG.SH.txt text file into hw_config.sh
<Pliz help me!

andresql said:
Hello Im having problems whith step 2, I dont know how to goto /system/etc & Add those line inside ADD TO HW_CONFIG.SH.txt text file into hw_config.sh
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use some file menger like rootexplorer

Could you please be more specific with point 2?
Should I copy all lines (whole content) from ADD TO HW_CONFIG.SH.txt text file and paste them into hw_config.sh? At the end of this file? In some specific point? Nothing to replace in hw_config.sh?
Well, after first try my X8 seems to be bricked. Sony Ericsson logo after reboot