As there seem to be more than just minor differences between the 3372H
and the 3372S,
here is what I could query from the 3372s I have here. Maybe it is
useful infor for someone.
The stick is available, so if you need more info/queries/tests just give
me a ping
here or in #openwrt-devel.
#
Ahoy everyone,
If you are interested again, here is the working patch.
After removing the cover, I could verify that the Telekom Speedstick LTE
V
is actually a Huawei 3372s (at least it says so on the label next to the
IMEI).
I've applied mrkiko's latest patches and also tested vittgam's h
Dnia 2015-07-01, o godz. 23:15:39
Matti Laakso napisał(a):
> According to Enrico Huawei's own driver works also with E3372, but I
> remember I was not able to compile it for a relatively recent kernel.
See https://github.com/obsy/packages/tree/master/huawei-hw-cdc
It is huawei version, works wi
Hello,
Are we talking about E3372h or E3372s?
I've got E3372h working by doing this:
echo 6000 > /sys/class/net/wwan0/cdc_ncm/tx_max
echo 0 > /sys/class/net/wwan0/cdc_ncm/min_tx_pkt
But it seems it didn't help an E3372s owner unfortunately. :/
My stick is a E3372h-153 with firmware 21.180.01.
> I'm still unsure which devices the actual control interface is, usually
> I end up using /dey/ttyUSB1 but test with USB0 and cdc-wdm0 as well to
> be sure for lack of better understanding. As far as DHCP is concerned,
> do you mean DHCP by udhcpc/dhcpcd was working or the somewhat hacky
> AT^DHCP
chrono writes:
> IIRC I've already mentioned that I've tried the -arp approach
> on the openwrt test and also did this on the gentoo box:
Ah, sorry. You document much better than I read :)
> The thing that puzzles me most is that either I'm totally doing
> something
> wrong here or we're fight
Great docs of what you have tried!
I can't really expect help or a magic solution without giving
detailed info about what I've tried. Besides, since we're all
connected, it might help to fix these issues in general because
I have a device to test and other devs might see something I've
overlooke
chrono writes:
> ### test flow ###
>
> echo -e "AT^NDISDUP=1,1,\"internet.eplus.de\",\"eplus\",\"gprs\"\r" >
> /dev/ttyUSB1
>
> AT^NDISDUP=1,1,"internet.eplus.de","eplus","gprs"
> OK
>
> ^NDISSTAT:1,,,"IPV4"
>
> ^RSSI:19
>
> ^HCSQ:"LTE",47,40,126,20
>
> ^DSFLOWRPT:0002,,,0
Ahoy @ll,
In short: I've be trying and failing for more than 4 days now to use a
4G/LTE Stick as WAN device using NCM and wwan0 instead of slow
pppd/wvdial/modem usage. Any help and ideas would be appreciated.
Setup:
Openwrt (git/master)
Host: TL-MR3020
Stick: Telekom Speedstick LTE V (Huawei
Hi,
> Ahoy,
>
> as suggested by olmari, I'm summing up my problems/experience to
> hopefully
> get this running for me as well as anyone else having this kind of
> problem.
>
> In short: I've be trying and failing for more than 4 days now to use a
> 4G/LTE
> Stick as WAN device using NCM and ww
Ahoy,
as suggested by olmari, I'm summing up my problems/experience to
hopefully
get this running for me as well as anyone else having this kind of
problem.
In short: I've be trying and failing for more than 4 days now to use a
4G/LTE
Stick as WAN device using NCM and wwan0 instead of slow
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