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Unable to scan eth0 #9
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Hi there, you can go to Options > General > Network interface and then you should see every available interfaces. Hope this help :) |
thanks for the reply i did not notice that option . |
here are the pictures i have captured to give you a notion of what is going on and to help you to understand the error Terminal showing that ip were already assigned to eth0 device Internet browser navigating with that device and network connections tool showing the protocols opened on that device (same as netstat) thanks for everything |
Ah damn, it's not detected as Ethernet then, in this check https://github.com/rorist/android-network-discovery/blob/master/src/info/lamatricexiste/network/ActivityNet.java#L142, i see there's a new type for Ethernet in the recent version of Android, https://developer.android.com/reference/android/net/ConnectivityManager.html#TYPE_ETHERNET Checking for type==9 should then work.. I'll give it a go, if you want to test back, that'd be neat ! |
sure , if you could make the changes at the apk file , i will be very thankful to test it here . |
Well, this is not as easy, the way I get network information is very bad.. I'll have to redo some stuff.. |
Ok , thanks for your time on this . |
First of all , thank you all for this excellent tool .
I have a nexus 2012 tablet , and i have an RJ45 adapter to connect to my network with a network cable , when i try to do a scan the network discovery tool tells me that i need to put up the wifi card , the tool is not able to detect that the tablet is already connect to a network using the interface eth0 on that RJ 45 adapter .
Is there anyway to enable network discovery tool to scan a particular interface instead going to the default wifi interface wlan0 ?
Thanks for the tool , very nice indeed .
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