I just rebuilt an Intrepid i386 server kernel with the patch and uploaded to:
http://people.ubuntu.com/~robbiew
if someone wants to try it out. I have been using it, and so far so good. If
you want to compare speeds between a ppp connection and the mb0, I suggest
going to:
http://text.dslr
Hi Robbie,
This is great! Any chance we can get this into Jaunty? Does it work
with NM 0.7? Thanks.
-James
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NetworkManager 0.7 final will go to the network-manager team PPA quite
soon [1].
There is also the modemmanager effort [1] which tries to get
modemmanager ready for the archive. Thats even a bit more experimental,
and not all bits are there, but in the end this will be the default
because with mod
I cannot say whether or not the mbm kernel patch will go into Jaunty, as
I don't have a say in kernel matters. I suspect that it would first
need to be accepted upstream for us to consider. However, I think if NM
was fixed, we really don't need the mbm stuff. I've compared speeds
between the mb
I think Alexander meant to put the modemmanager archive link in his most recent
posting...instead of network-manager twice. :)
https://launchpad.net/~modemmanager/+archive
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bug is fixed in jaunty.
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there is still a cosmetic problem:
.) after suspend/resume another modem devices shows up in the network
pulldownmenu. sometimes even more modems show up which are all unuseable, but
one.
ccc1
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F3507g is support is now completely broken in Network Manger in Jaunty,
as of April 5th.
It no longer is listed in Network Manger. Last week it was listed but it
would not activate the card. It was working through out Jaunty Alpha
(just listing 4 instances), now lists no instances.
This card is o
Just did a update and now it magically is working. So I must have been
in between updates in Jaunty.
@Robbie
You your going to want to try the lastest updates as of 8pm CST. Something
fixed the problem though I'm not sure what.
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The modemmanager PPA now has Jaunty support:
https://launchpad.net/~modemmanager/+archive/ppa
But the f3507g card isn't supported yet.
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So network manager shows 3 instances for this card instead of one. It is
also incositant when trying to connect. It's like rolling the dice and
eventually getting the connection.
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will this be fixed in jaunty? does it already work in jaunty?
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Anyone know when modemmanager will be available in Jaunty? My f3507g is
now showing up as 3 devices in NM and I can't connect on any of them.
I've heard that modemmanager may fix this.
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Network manager is now showing broadband instances for my one card.
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Installed Jaunty Alpha 4 today, still no go.
Anything specific I need to do to get it running?
In Jaunty, the card isn't even listed in Network Manager.
However, /dev/ttyACM[012] are present.
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With an updated Jaunty this is kinda working for me now. Sometimes the
device doesn't show up (no /dev/ttyUSB*). But when it does show up it
usually takes a few tries for it to connect (my PCMCIA 3G card always
connects first try). So this is not perfect yet, but improving!
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Well it works on my Thinkpad X301, but only after trying to connect for
the 2nd time via network manager (connecting to ATT). When you try the
first time will fail. Have to debug later to figure out what's up.
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On my LG X110, the device is listed as:
Bus 005 Device 002: ID 0bdb:1902 Ericsson Business Mobile Networks BV
Which differs from the product id of 1900 is in the current kernel source tree.
When adding the 1902 ID, ttyUSB* are registered but NetworkManager won't see it.
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After I suspend and resume my F3507g is no longer there. Any ideas?
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With Feb 21 build seems to connect without issue now. But I leaves the
radio on, so it sucks power, when I disconnect. This may not be a bug,
but maybe more of a feature to add.
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i have the same problem as james ward:
after suspend/resume i can't connect anymore. same happens after turning wifi
with the switch on the laptop on and off.
some recent broke that since it used to work fine.
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Updated to Network Manager 0.7.0 from the PPA today, but still can't get it to
work.
I don't know if this is true for everyone, but at least I get 3 entries for the
modem in the menu. (ttyACM[012] as reported by the logs)
Two of them fails at once and one of them gets a initialization timeout err
It appears that there is a better way to get this working involving patching
the kernel and NetworkManager:
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/networkmanager-list/2008-November/msg00089.html
It would be really great if this made it into an intrepid update since
right now I can't use my WAN card. Tha
Looks like this was fixed a few weeks ago:
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/networkmanager-list/2008-November/msg00105.html
Can we get a version bump in the ~Network-Manager PPA?
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Hi all :)
My WWAN used to work with the "old" kernel 2.6.28-12, even after
suspend/hibernate/resume.
Now i am using the "new" ubuntu kernel 2.6.28-13 and the device works, but
after a suspend/hibernate it isn't seen anymore. No dev/ttyACM[012]
Does anyone know what could be broken now?
I am us
@Dirty
I also see the same issue. After suspend hibernate, network
manager no longer sees the card with the latest kernel.
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I got it to work now.
This is what i did:
I added a pm-hook to /etc/pm/sleep.d/ (i added an attachment)
I am using 2.6.30-020630-generic #020630 SMP Wed Jun 10 09:04:38 UTC 2009
x86_64 GNU/Linux (earlier versions also work, but not newer).
The connection hangs sometimes, but i think this is caus
Alexander, Robbie, I think the issue is to do with the device staying
asleep after a suspend. After suspend on the x200s, the wwan card
doesn't show up in lsusb (and hence NM). It can be woken up with:
cat enabled > /proc/acpi/ibm/wan
It's possible to make that happen automatically with an appr
@Claire / Mark
This is an issue in thinkpad-acpi kernel module not enabling wwan
after resume. The hook is correct. I actually filed a bug here for Karmic. Plan
work updstream to get a patch so that thinkpad-acpi will enable it by default.
The bug I filed is LP# 425883
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