Can I use my Android phone as a "USB 3G/Wifi modem"?

Question

linux

I have a raspbian based Raspberry Pi + android based phone. What do you need to do by connecting your phone to your RPi so that the first one has internet via 3G - so that the Androin phone acts as a kind of router via USB?
scheme:

PRi ←(usb)→ Androin ←(Wifi)→ Router ←(twisted pair)→ DomRU
               ↖(3g)→ Megafon

Need internet on PRi

Answer 1

Yes. On my SGS2 + Android 4.1.2, this is done like this:
Settings -> Additional settings -> Modem and access point -> The required mode is turned on

Answer 2

In the settings of my nexus there is an item about distributing the Internet via usb or wifi. You should have one too. And voila - you're all set. I don’t know how with the Raspberry Pi, but my Ubuntu laptop remarkably used the Internet distributed in this way.

Answer 3

linuxru.org/blog-ormorph/271 - it worked on ubuntu 14.04, "how it will be on PRi is unknown"
wlan0 - Wifi(DomRU)
usb0 - Wifi(DomRU)
usb0 - 3G(Megafon)
https://xsatria.wordpress. com/2013/07/09/usb-tethe... - about there how to raise usb0 interface on RPi B+ model

Answer 4

Android does not seem to know how to simultaneously 3G and WiFi. It is better to try without it, as suggested above.