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This is a discussion on PdaNet within the Third Party Applications category of our iPhone Forums; Is it possible to tether another iPhone(Edge) or iPod Touch to my iPhone 3G with PdaNet?...
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Originally Posted by monkeysrock0622
...and it's not possible to do that, that I know of, at least.
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I was playing around trying to tether my PSP with it also and that won't work either, although you can create ad hoc networks they are PSP specific.
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I tried, but couldn't make it work with more than 1 computer. Seems PDANet and the 1st connected computer are locked and other computers on the ad-hoc network are out of luck. However, it WILL work IF a local LAN network is created between the computers, and a second WiFi/PDANet/iPhone/computer connection is used as the router (with internet connection sharing enabled).
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