For more configuration options, see nf, nf and wpa_nf.If your device doesn't contain hostapd binary, you can get one from some other device or compile from source, or try this one.dnsmasq isn't necessary if you prefer static IP configuration.hostapd is used for wireless tethering, wpa_supplicant for WiFi connections and dnsmasq as DHCP/DNS server (up to Pie). hostapd, wpa_supplicant and dnsmasq all are part of AOSP.Wpa_supplicant -B -D nl80211 -i $AP_INTERFACE -c $DIR/wpa_nf Iptables -I INPUT -i $AP_INTERFACE -p udp -m udp -dport 67 -j ACCEPTĭnsmasq -C $DIR/nf $DIR/wpa_nfĮcho 'Starting wpa_supplicant in AP mode.' # don't look for any hosts file and resolv file # respond to requests from a different IP broadcast subnet # range of IPs to make available to wlan devices and when to renew IP
# run a dhcp server to assign IP's dynamically # # key management protocol use pre-share key # set operation mode, 'g' for 2.4GHz band # Android doesn't look up into main table by default If you have root access and don't mind working on CLI, a shorter version of script used for How to use Android in Wi-Fi repeater mode? can be used to create a hotspot network provided that your WiFi interface supports AP mode: #!/system/bin/sh
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