[levitron]

bump.

[dane.pablecheque]

SOULUTION
Hay guys, I am having the same problem as well.

Using ad hoc setup and can connect to a network but its dropped almost instantly.

THE FIX: You have to connect to a standard wireless router first - even if for a few seconds before your ad hoc will be able to run.

A bit of a problem if you do not have a network but once you have connected once you are good to go -UNTIL you restore/upgrade then you need to do it again.

Hopefully this gets fixed within the unlock process from Ziphone at some stage.

[smokin]

Hi guys,
i was facing this problem toooo!!!! the best thig is to follow this thing:

1. Restore to 1.1.3 original firmware from itunes.
2. openziphone 2.4 n click advanced button (then check only jailbreak n activate only no others)
3. click perform action !
4. then after this open the iphone n activate the airplane mode
5. then again ziphone n just click unlock it by goin it into the advanced thing !!!

After that i am definitely sure you all guys will face no probss!!!

[eightseventhree]

I am having the problem with the WIFI not being able to connect to the Ad-hock connections. will try to connect to my WIFI router when i get home from work and update you

just an update. . got home from work and connected to my home lan not the ad hoc i was trying to connect to and all was fine!

[adityacool5]

i am now on .. 1.1.4 ... and .. performed .. the same steps .. with ziPhone 2.5c ... i am havin the same problem still .. and .. if i install .. any application ... it is getting crashed back to springboard even before opening

[levitron]

Ok, so I've tried everything that you guys mentioned.

Still not working.

Weird thing is that when I create an ad-hoc network on my MacBook (with internet sharing and encryption disabled) and attempt to connect to it on the phone, the phone will first indicate that it cannot connect to the network but then it will place a checkmark beside the network name. After placing the checkmark beside the network name, I notice two things:

1) a private (169.xx.xx.xx) address shows up in the network details

2) if I turn on internet sharing on the MacBook, the phone refuses to even put a checkmark beside the network name....once I turn off internet sharing, the phone will do that weird checkmark behavior again

Now, I do have another iPhone that can connect to this ad-hoc network without any problems and even get on wifi without hassle.

Boy, I'm so lost on this problematic one!!!