I will see if I can find out, but I think that exceeds my Linux knowledge.
Is there anyone in the triangle Braunschweig Bielefeld Bremen who could help me with his PC? Then I could come by on a weekend for half an hour. If possible best by train. Car would also work if necessary.
Just picked up a Windows 10 laptop from the corner. There are two devices under Other. “Android” and “Broadcom USH”. No matter which of the two I convert, I get when I want to assign these two “devices” as RNDIS network adapters, only the error 10 and afterwards an exclamation mark that something is wrong. Putty directs me therefore also only into the empty.
CMD of Windows 10 knows itself TELNET strangely also not.
What can be uninstalled / deleted besides the apps before an update to create enough space?
On linux you just need to run dhclient eth0 as long as ip address show outputs eth0 as an interface. If the non loop interface is something different, replace eth0 with that.
Another way would be to set the ip address in the network connection settings explicit to 10.42.66.0 as long as you try to conenct.
By the way: are you sure, that your home partition is not encrypted?
Edit: it’s basically what olf is describing in the link suggested by phklrz in this thread above.
Did you tried that out already?
I’ll answer briefly now.
I will try the suggested solutions tonight.
As a test, I will change the network as suggested. I will not have time for further tests until Saturday.
With the encrypted partition I have probably had a thinking error, because I tried at the beginning of the console from the cell phone. I think you are right and I am wrong.