hi i find some configuration about mobile & i insurt datacard’s sim in mobile then i comfigure mobile device so i connect on /dev/ttyACM0
as a phone modem
with same wvdial.conf file so i think my wdial config file is right. i send you my mobile connecting screen
rose:/home/king # sudo modprobe cdc_acm
rose:/home/king # sudo /sbin/modprobe usbserial vendor=0x0421 product=0x0491
rose:/home/king # dmesg | tail -n10
777.603785] usbserial_generic 2-2:1.7: Generic device with no bulk out, not allowed.
777.603788] usbserial_generic: probe of 2-2:1.7 failed with error -5
777.603794] usbserial_generic 2-2:1.8: Generic device with no bulk out, not allowed.
777.603798] usbserial_generic: probe of 2-2:1.8 failed with error -5
777.603805] usbserial_generic 2-2:1.9: Generic device with no bulk out, not allowed.
777.603809] usbserial_generic: probe of 2-2:1.9 failed with error -5
777.603816] usbserial_generic 2-2:1.10: generic converter detected
777.607844] usb 2-2: generic converter now attached to ttyUSB0
777.607892] usbcore: registered new interface driver usbserial_generic
777.607895] usbserial: USB Serial Driver core
rose:/home/king # wvdial 3g
→ WvDial: Internet dialer version 1.60
→ Cannot get information for serial port.
→ Initializing modem.
→ Sending: ATZ
OK
→ Sending: at+cgdcont=1,“ip”,“bsnlnet”
at+cgdcont=1,“ip”,“bsnlnet”
OK
→ Modem initialized.
→ Idle Seconds = 300, disabling automatic reconnect.
→ Sending: ATDT991#
→ Waiting for carrier.
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→ Disconnecting at Mon Apr 25 22:23:05 2011
rose:/home/king # wvdial 3g
→ WvDial: Internet dialer version 1.60
→ Cannot get information for serial port.
→ Initializing modem.
→ Sending: ATZ
ATZ
→ Sending: ATQ0
ATQ0
OK
→ Re-Sending: ATZ
ATZ
OK
→ Sending: at+cgdcont=1,“ip”,“bsnlnet”
at+cgdcont=1,“ip”,“bsnlnet”
OK
→ Modem initialized.
→ Idle Seconds = 300, disabling automatic reconnect.
→ Sending: ATDT99*1#
→ Waiting for carrier.
CONNECT
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→ Carrier detected. Starting PPP immediately.
→ Starting pppd at Mon Apr 25 22:23:33 2011
→ Pid of pppd: 8466
→ Using interface ppp0
→ pppd: h�[06][08]��[06][08]
→ pppd: h�[06][08]��[06][08]
→ pppd: h�[06][08]��[06][08]
→ local IP address 117.228.23.107
→ pppd: h�[06][08]��[06][08]
→ remote IP address 10.6.6.6
→ pppd: h�[06][08]��[06][08]
→ primary DNS address 218.248.240.134
→ pppd: h�[06][08]��[06][08]
→ secondary DNS address 218.248.240.23
→ pppd: h�[06][08]��[06][08]
→ Script /etc/ppp/ip-up run successful
→ Default route Ok.
→ Nameserver (DNS) Ok.
→ Connected… Press Ctrl-C to disconnect
→ pppd: h�[06][08]��[06][08]
so i think i am not able to switch data card to any device.
so please gide me how to switch my usb data card to any /dev/ttyUSB*
i want to connect my data card.
@bsilvereagle: I think the OP got the working connection via use of a mobile phone. However, they have a data card (that they’ve been trying to get recognised) with the same SIM card. If I understand the last post correctly, this is not yet working, but I must admit its not clear with the way the results are portrayed.
but it is not best way for me mobile phone give me only 3 hour internet because after 3 hour mobile battery discharge
i just connect my mobile because configuration checking purpose my wvdial.conf & resolve.conf file is working properly so no problem in my configuration
but i want to connect internet my visiontek hsdpu usb data card which specially made for 3g usb internet.
so if i can configure my data card in SUSE Linux then i can get more speed then mobile phone or no time boundary like mobile battery discharge.
so i think i switch my device to any /dev/ttyUSB* port then i can connect to internet
the main problem is my device is so new its lsusb address is 230d:0007
& i don’t know SUSE support it usb_modeswitch support it.???
i don’t know how to switch my device.
so please help me…
@bsilvereagle: I think the OP got the working connection via use of a mobile phone. However, they have a data card (that they’ve been trying to get recognised) with the same SIM card. If I understand the last post correctly, this is not yet working, but I must admit its not clear with the way the results are portrayed.
ya sir you are right i can run internet with same sim card same configuration files with mobile phone.
but i don’t know how to configure my usb data card how to switch it
so please help me if you want i can start from step first how to connect it & how to mount it.
is my devise 230d:0007 not support SUSE?
i check all over Google yahoo SUSE forum also
I don’t think you’ll get the support here that you require. (I’m out of ideas for your hardware). Your chipset is very new. Some other approaches you could take:
Several posts ago, I gave you a link to the[Draisverghof usb_modemswitch](Draisverghof usb_modemswitch) site. They have a forum which may give you the support you need. This tool is still being developed, so support for new broadband modem devices are constantly being added.
The other thing I’d suggest is installing Ubuntu on another partition. Then use the driver you say is available. That might show you which driver and parameters are being used (from ‘dmesg’ and ‘lsusb -v’ output). Maybe they make use of a custom usb_modeswitch.conf entry, or a newer version of usb_modemswitch, (or even some other script or tool).
Actually, looking back thru my posts, I think I cam across that during a search, but wasn’t sure it was relevant to the OP’s model:
I think your 3G broadband modem device (230d:0007) may be too new for usb_modeswitch to work with. The nearest I’ve found (from searching online) is a Linktop LW272/LW273 (BSNL Teracom) which has a a different product code (0001).
Anyway, the missing part of the puzzle was the ‘-u 3’ cnofiguration option:
usb_modeswitch -v 230d -p 0007 -u 3
I don’t know if that will work in OpenSuse 11.4 (has udev gone???)
Udev is still used, so a udev rule can be used to automate.
Yes, on further inspection his rule does not involve usb_modeswitch at all. Instead, it matches the product and vendor attributes, as well checking that the ‘bConfigurationValue’ was not set to ‘2’. When this match is made, then
ATTR{bConfigurationValue}="2"
is used to write to a sysfs file (to activate the modem device). FWIW, A similar approach described here (with different hardware):
Note: You may be supposed to use a different APN like bsnlsouth sometimes (instead of bsnlnet or etc.), so change it as per Zonal, normally BSNL is having 4 Zone across India.
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i configure again and now i can connect usb modem with knetworkmanager and i also access cd drive it inbuilt in modem device so i access modem or cddrive of usb device its id is same 230d:0007
but i got some problem
when i connect then after sometime when i disconnected thru net problem then i must restart pc or remove usb device or then replug then i can able to connect net
i can not disconnect or connect again thru network manager i think network manager not kill all process of modem
when i connect then after sometime when i disconnected thru net problem then i must restart pc or remove usb device or then replug then i can able to connect net
i can not disconnect or connect again thru network manager i think network manager not kill all process of modem
I’ve had Huawei broadband modems (usb devices) that behaved like this back with openSUSE 10.X. You may need to file a bug report for this.
Can anyone help?
My Visiontek 7.2 Mbps HSupa modem is not working. It says dial failed everytime I try to connect it. I am using an airtel sim. It was working properly but suddenly it says dial failed . Do i have to change any settings ?? Please help me resolve this problem