In fact, if I try to connect it through tip (by issuing ATDT#777 myself), and afterwards try to disconnect, I am unable to get to the command mode by typing +++, but only get the PPP stream all the time. I think pppd is somehow having the same problem, though I don't know how to solve it...
By the way, I finished installing all S10 available patches from Sun Update Connection and kernel patch 118855-19 doesn't break cardbus-0.2 at all. I just had to reinstall the driver because it was overwritten when the patch was installed. And also during installation of the patch, some crypto checking was performed on the module files, and a WARNING was issued as installation detected that cardbus and friends were not the original ones. It succeeded nevertheless. So now I have S10 with the latest patches and EV-DO working. Great! -- Douglas > During testing this driver in a cdma card, I do meet > the same question. > When unplug this cdma modem and reconnect it to > laptop, it work again. I > guess that disconnect script send some wrong > instruction. GPRS and 3g > modem don't meet the same issue. > > ?2006?12?01??19:04?Douglas Atique??? > > > Ok, this is a milestone. S10U2 freshly installed > (no > > > patches or updates), cardbus-0.2 and usbsacm. And > > > voil?, here I am, posting a message on my Solaris > box > > > connected to my EV-DO provider. > > > The connection feels a little slow and not very > > > stable, and I got one of those nasty messages (no > SOF > > > interrupts received, this OHCI host controller is > > > unusable) for ohci1, which is apparentlly the > second > > > usb device in my KPC650 (the one that Linux folks > say > > > provides us with signal strength information). I > am > > > trying to get some patches from Sun Update > Connection > > > right now, but I am afraid I will get in trouble > if I > > > install one of those kernel patches (currently > with > > > 118855-14). Let's see... > > > > > > -- Douglas > > > > Now let me be fair. The connection *is* stable and > it works for hours with no downtime. The delicate > point is that pppd seems not to be able to disconnect > the modem when it is killed. The modem LED keeps > flashing as if connected and if I subsequently tip > /dev/term/0, I get those PPP-like strange characters > }}]234aaf}}}2324 and so on. So I suppose it cannot > disconnect (and as I said before, cannot detach from > the drivers) until I reboot the machine. Trying to > eject the card is out of question because of the > panic described in a previous post. But it is mostly > ok for now. I will try to get some Sun Update > Connection patches and test how it goes. > > > > -- Douglas > > > > > > This message posted from opensolaris.org > > _______________________________________________ > > laptop-discuss mailing list > > laptop-discuss at opensolaris.org > > _______________________________________________ > laptop-discuss mailing list > laptop-discuss at opensolaris.org > This message posted from opensolaris.org
