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All you have to do is change it to a value of 1, save the file, and then upload it to the Mifi using the same administration panel and you’re done! Opening the config file in a plain text editor (say Notepad ++ on Windows or TextWrangler on OSX) reveals a setting called routeroverusb, and it’s set to a value of 0. Log in so you can mess with the controls, and there’s an Advanced tab where you can download a backup copy of the configuration file. They explain that you connect to the Mifi over wifi, then navigate to 192.168.1.1 to access the administration panel of the Mifi (just like on a Linksys or other router).

He found a post on where they explain that you can actually edit the configuration file inside the Mifi itself. Don’t get me wrong, I loved the paper hack, but Richard’s discovery cannot be topped. I bought the cable and it works great.īut I’m afraid Richard Kirkland wrote in with the most elegant solution.

That didn’t work too well, so then Drew sent me a link to Pre Central where I could buy a charge only cable, intended actually for the Palm Pre. Instead you had to use it just like a cell phone card, using the reasonably good VZAccess software, but becoming selfish and not being able to share the signal with 4 of your closest friends.įirst Drew wrote in with a link to a hack where you put a little paper shim into the USB port to block the data pins. It’s time for my favorite part of the show – the Mifi Charge Only Update! If you’ve been following along with our home game, when I did my original review of the Mifi, the tiny little device from Verizon (and Sprint) that turns a cell service into wifi, I complained that when the battery died and you plug in the micro-usb cable, it switched off the wifi signal. This week I was on the Mac RoundTable this week – we had SO much fun! Katie Floyd, Victor Cajiao, David Sparks really enjoyed ourselves while we talked about Snow Leopard. Ooh – are any of you old enough to remember Room 222? Good times…good times….

Today is Sunday September 6th, 2009 and this is show number 222. Then we walk through the steps Bart recommends for upgrading WordPress, and you SHOULD upgrade WordPress! See my tutorial at WordPress Upgrade Tutorial. In Chit Chat Across the Pond we talk about how you need to update Flash at if you upgrade to Snow Leopard. In Dumb Question Corner we talk about how to get photos off your iPhone. Mifi hack to keep it on Wifi even when plugged in from, Planets for iPhone by Evan from Q Continuum.

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