Appears to be working now. When I initially did this it was showing the card as available. Then when I clicked on it to connect, it connected in the background, but if you were to check nm-applet it shows under "Mobile Broadband" 2 entries of "not enabled". While in this state if you check ifconfig you'll see wwan0 with an IP and if you test it you will see that you are connected. For the "not enabled" entries, the first one is greyed out(where the signal strength indicator normally goes, like AT&T LTE then shows the bars) and then the second one is clickable. If you click on it it pops up with an error message basically stating that "this interface is not managed by Network Manager". After restarting Network Manager though this issue seemed to go away(it shows the AT&T connection even after connecting along with the strength and will let you disconnect), and after a reboot it was working fine as well; I'll keep an eye out and see if the behavior comes back. Outside of that everything appears to be working.
On the Fedora side I'm not sure what the roadmap is for getting this pulled; libqmi isn't even available as an RPM yet. However on my end I'm a happy camper; it's working fine in nm-applet now I just have to get a startup script to load the right modules and assign the right device addresses. On Wed, May 8, 2013 at 3:35 AM, Aleksander Morgado <aleksan...@lanedo.com> wrote: > On 08/05/13 10:29, dag dg wrote: >> Yes, per Dan's advice I compiled MM > NM > nm-applet. Is there a flag >> I can pass to autogen to force it to compile modemmanager-1? Also >> despite these checks into Network Manager, would they really cause >> Modem Manager to behave this way? I can understand the device not >> showing up in network manager, but for modem manager to change the >> device status to "disabled" is odd. Can those "InvalidQmiCommand" and >> "Firmware not supported" warnings be safely ignored? Also if you check >> the modem-manager debug output you'll see an entry of: >> >> modem-manager[18566]: <warn> [1368000178.829043] >> [mm-iface-modem-3gpp.c:1948] load_imei_ready(): couldn't load IMEI: >> 'Device doesn't report a valid IMEI' >> >> I've checked with dell and verified that this is a proper IMEI but >> then again they could be wrong... > > There is no issue in any of those logs. The modem goes *always* to > 'disabled' state when initially detected; you would then enable it with > network-manager-applet. > > You can try to pass --with-modem-manager-1=yes to the NM's autogen.sh. > That will fail configure if libmm-glib is not found. Make sure you have > mm-glib.pc in the default pkg-config path... > > If this is a 64 bit system, you may want to pass --libdir=/usr/lib64 to > every autogen.sh; including the MM one. > > -- > Aleksander _______________________________________________ networkmanager-list mailing list networkmanager-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/networkmanager-list
