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I have an android phone which doesn't connect to ad-hoc networks. I use ad-hoc network to share internet among my pcs. I want to setup my ubuntu laptop as a wireless access point. But I don't want my ubuntu laptop to be a router as described here as I'll be using suid3 as a http proxy. It should be just a wireless accesspoint which broadcasts it's SSID like a home wireless router. The ubuntu laptop has athros wireless card which requires athk9 driver.

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You should change the question so that it's not obviously a duplicate of the target your linked to (askubuntu.com/questions/1385/…). I've flagged this as a duplicate, but it's clearly not. – Scaine Jan 2 '11 at 11:36

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I somehow got it working. Here is the tutorial that I did: Ubuntu netbook as a wireless access-point and router

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