Barnacle WEP problem

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Have been helping a friend with his Droid X. Rooted it for him and installed Barnacle. It opens the ad-hoc network fine and he can wireless tether his computer no problem.

Problem is this: He enabled WEP security, and if I try to connect using my Droid 2, it prompts for the password like normal, but when he looks at the network on his laptop (and also a second laptop) it's listed as 'unsecure' and doesn't prompt for a password. A few days ago I emailed the Barnacle developer through his site, but no response yet. Any insight into this?
 
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Any followup on this? I have the same issue - my computers say unsecured, and I'm not thrilled with an unsecured connection.
 

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Didn't care for barnacle. Try wireless tether for root users.
 
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He doesn't want to change the kernel, so trying to stick with Barnacle. (And I've found out that there are no custom kernels for the X yet).

Edit: looks like there might be an issue with the Barnacle software on the Droid X. Hopefully an update will fix this.
 
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barnacle issues..

Me too. I've rooted my DX (finally!) and have donated/purchased BARNACLE Tether, and when I apply the WEP feature, my network still shows it as being 'Unsecured'.
This does not fly with me because I don't want leeches on my back.
Will they fix this? could I be doing something wrong?:motdroidvert:
 

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If you search (TBH) thoroughly enough you'll find a way around even having to use wireless tether (3G Hotspot), and it's quite (dvnam) slick.

Search the market fo the TBH app. It's not free, but a pennance for what you get.
 
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