Moderator: fredx181
Hi.
I have something like a small laptop from Samsung.
BionicDog from Ubuntu 18.04 32bit is installed.
I tried to connect to the web via USB-tethering to my smartphone.
It was easy in Bionic Puppy from Ubuntu 18.04 64bit.
But no success in BionicDog. Could not find the internet-connection-wizard?
So, BionicDog doesn't have the internet-connection-wizard like Bionic Puppy does?
How would I connect BionicDog to the web via my smartphone then?
Bionic Puppy 64bit.
Won't use another one.
take debiandog stretch
based on debian
NOT UBUNTU!
Hi,
try wireless.
I used (original) Ubuntu 18.04 32bit for a long time. Never had any problems to connect to smartphone used both usb and wifi.
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The problem is that I can't find any tool to setup internet access. Puppy has the network wizard which comes with different options.
In BionicDog I can find only wvdial which seems to be unusable for my purpose.
Why doesn't it have the internet wizard built in also?
Bionic Puppy 64bit.
Won't use another one.
@Tippe Yeah, it's very different from Puppy, no-one has put the effort in making a network-wizard for BionicDog.
I can't answer your question, perhaps try to find how USB-tethering should be done in Ubuntu (or Debian) and try that in BionicDog.
I will try to get the network wizard extracted from Bionic Puppy and installed into BionicDog.
Thanks.
Bionic Puppy 64bit.
Won't use another one.
Successfully extracted / installed everything from Bionic Puppy 32bit to BionicDog 32bit.
I could choose the setup method I used in Bionic Puppy (64bit and 32bit), but it doesn't find the "Live-Network".
I'm now going to use Bionic Puppy 32bit on that small machine. It connects fine.
Even though, BionicDog is much faster on that machine. Don't know why...
Bionic Puppy 64bit.
Won't use another one.