on Sunday 05 April 2009 09:32 PM Moz said the following:
Hi Prakash
Prakash Advani wrote:
As you would have seen there are these new high speed data cards by Tata
and Reliance.
I have tested both Tata Indicom Photon+ / Reliance NetConnect on Ubuntu.
I didn't get much time to test
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Guru गुरु wrote:
Prakash
you are right, I am talking about the CDMA 1x
many of us ubuntu users have problems getting wireless card to work ...
would be glad for any info on this.
thanks
guru
Guru I have heard that some people have got the ZTE to work. I haven't
seen that nor have do I have
Hi,
I too tried with ZTE.
ZTE didn't even get detected, no message on dmesg.
But it did not worked.
So revert backed to Huawei model.
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Today's Topics:
1. Tata Indicom Photon+ / Reliance NetConnect on Ubuntu
(Prakash Advani)
2. Re: Partitioning Drive for i Linux (Prakash Advani)
3. Re: Tata Indicom Photon+ / Reliance
by Tata
and Reliance.
I have tested both Tata Indicom Photon+ / Reliance NetConnect on Ubuntu.
I didn't get much time to test but this is my initial feedback.
They claim to offer 2-3 Mbps but in reality offer 300-700Kbps.
Reliance Netconnect offers a choice of Huawei and ZTE.
Huawei
As you would have seen there are these new high speed data cards by Tata
and Reliance.
I have tested both Tata Indicom Photon+ / Reliance NetConnect on Ubuntu.
I didn't get much time to test but this is my initial feedback.
They claim to offer 2-3 Mbps but in reality offer 300-700Kbps.
Reliance
Hi Prakash
Prakash Advani wrote:
As you would have seen there are these new high speed data cards by Tata
and Reliance.
I have tested both Tata Indicom Photon+ / Reliance NetConnect on Ubuntu.
I didn't get much time to test but this is my initial feedback.
They claim to offer 2-3 Mbps
