Just go to advanced setting which will bring the full Openwrt Luci interface and in firewall …custom rules…paste the line (iptables -t mangle -A POSTROUTING -j TTL -ttl-set 65) at the end without parenthesis. But if your provider use TTL in addition to taht…you will need to make the TTL change. EasyTether shares Internet connection from your smartphone with your computer, tablet or router. Easytether allows you only to not use the native USB Tether since it may be checking your plan. If you still have trouble let me know and I will post a guide in this thread to make it easier for youĭon’t forget to do the TTL change. The instructions say to identify the chip of your model which I believe for the Slate is the Qualcomm QCA9563 (Dragonfly). They worked on mine purchased a week ago.

The only issue was to locate the right driver and that’s why I pointed people to the driver I’m using…ĭon’t follow the instruction from the other poster…I mentioned I followed the original instructions…thru this link…here… EasyTether - GL.iNet Docs As long as all devices have the capability for the Hot Spot function, EasyTether takes the frustration out of turning your Windows-based device. It seems you did not read my post there…I gave the link to the original GLI.Net instructions…they are very simple. EasyTether is an application that makes it simple to turn your Windows-based device into a Wi-FI Hot Spot for up to four devices, including laptops, cellphones, and tablets. I came to find out those broken links… I posted my way of doing it…which is plain simple so that people would do the same. While searching to set up Easytether on my newly bought MT300V2…I stumbled on those instructions. Aindriu…I did NOT use those instructions you’re trying to follow.

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