Dear developers and dCore users,

I used Easytether as a springboard for using sce-import just after installing dCore. I think it would be a good option if you like going very minimally. The steps are…

Edit: Easytether is an android app that enables tethering without using android OS's tethering mechanism.

Prerequisite: you need these 5 files.

• dCore vmlinuz and initrd (I tried jessie and trusty, both worked)
• easytether_xxx_i386.deb(downloaded from its official site)
• libssl.so.1.0.0(,which I copied from Tahrpup, Trusty Tahr based distro)
• libcrypto.so.1.0.0(from Tahrpup)

Copy the files to a directory on USB and setup syslinux properly. Boot. Move libssl and libcrypto to /lib/ Extract three executables from the .deb file using ar and tar commands. Make a directory named /var/lib/easytether/empty Make a script file containing next 5 lines:

• addgroup -S easytether
• adduser -S -G easytether -h /var/lib/easytether/empty -H -s /bin/false easytether
• easytether-usb
• ifconfig easytether-tap up
• udhcpc -i easytether-tap

(Optionally, edit /opt/.filetool.lst here.)

sudo the script.

Now you can sce-import -r w3m, sce-load w3m and start web browsing!!

Original forum link posted July 01, 2016:

http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,20126.msg125207.html#msg125207

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