To improve searchability, I'm hosting a mirror of Tethering TTL/HL Patcher on GitHub.

[Windows81]

https://github.com/Windows81/TTL-Patcher

[worstperson]

Could of just asked and I would have put one up with full history, but I suppose it's fine. Files that are not found in the op are not releases, they are tests or fixes for specific devices that haven't been tested enough to make it to a release. Not sure it's good put those up as releases.

Also think kernel_patcher.java and bpf_patcher.java should have probably been unzipped since that's the only actual source-code in the project. Though I suppose it's for the better since the code quality is really poor. I haven't really ever refactored them since no bugs have been found and I'd prefer not to introduce any new ones for no reason.

Here are the early releases your missing if you want them. They were pulled because the uninstall function was missing or broken and I really didn't want anyone to install them by accident.
thl_alphatest1.zip
thl_alphatest2.zip
thl_alphatest3.zip
thl_alphatest4.zip

[Windows81]

Thanks for reaching out.

I don't have an account on XDA and assumed that you wouldn't have had time to put it on GitHub.

When I wrote the commit history, I didn't pay too much attention to the contents of each file. So I kept it zipped as is.

I created multiple branches, with main being the one only with 'stable' releases.

Your program is legitimately the only one that works on my Surface Duo (Android 12). The rest of my family use factory-default iPhones, so when my cousins visited from abroad, I was the only one who can give them adequate hotspot connection.

It took me hours to find it again after I accidentally deleted all my data. I'm posting it here because things are easier to find when they're on GitHub.

I sent you an invite to edit my repo:
https://github.com/Windows81/TTL-Patcher/invitations