Problem with 3G on Linpus Linux
Problem with 3G on Linpus Linux
Hi does anyone know about problems associated with Huawei 3G card and Linpus Linux? I recently bought an Acer Aspire One with Linux, the 3G card is detected but not able to connect. The 3G card works fine in Windows...
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Re: Problem with 3G on Linpus Linux
which model?senile wrote:Huawei 3G card.
USB or PCMCIA?
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Re: Problem with 3G on Linpus Linux
It's the USB E220 model
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Re: Problem with 3G on Linpus Linux
is the device listed when you run lspci?
i believe the betavine offshoot of vodafones first forray into linux drivers is fairly reliable...
there's plenty out there if the betavine option doesn't work, but it's a little more technical, (using wvdial, pppd, etc...
i believe the betavine offshoot of vodafones first forray into linux drivers is fairly reliable...
there's plenty out there if the betavine option doesn't work, but it's a little more technical, (using wvdial, pppd, etc...
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Re: Problem with 3G on Linpus Linux
Ok. I don't understand "lspci" or "wvdial" etc.
Browsing betavine now...
Browsing betavine now...
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Re: Problem with 3G on Linpus Linux
lspci == "list PCI"... you would typically run the command in a console/shell..senile wrote:I don't understand "lspci"
how comfortable are you with linux?
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Re: Problem with 3G on Linpus Linux
I don't use it very often...
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