Here are my test results with the Huawei E160G: Test 1: Current officially released kernel I have clicked 3 times manually on Network Manager->(Mobile Broadband) Drei and nothing helped.
The log1a is after about 5 minutes after suddenly (didn't expect it anymore) the connection has been established. Test 2: apw5 Kernel I have clicked 2 times manually on Network Manager->(Mobile Broadband) Drei and nothing helped. In the logs log2 is with WLAN additionally enabled, log2a is without. Test 3: apw10 Kernel On the first attempt plugging the mobile internet stick nothing happened (log3). On the second attempt (log3a) it worked. I notice that the drive does not get mounted as in Test 1 (and unfortunately I don't remember how it was on test2). Test 4: Most recent development kernel (2.6.32-020632rc6) log4 is my first attempt. The drive from the stick gets mounted. After clicking manually on the Network Manager->(Mobile Broadband) Drei it works. Second attempt fails - I can't get it to work any more even if clicking several times manually to connect. Test 5: Most recent development kernel (2.6.32-020632rc6) - After another reboot I plug in the stick and wait until the message is displayed that GSM is disconnected. I click on 'Drei'. It does not work either (log5). Second attempt without success (log5a). BTW: Drive from the stick gets mounted. Third attempt without success (log5b). BTW: Drive from the stick gets mounted. I try unmount and then reconnect without success. Fourth attempt (log5c) using other USB port - message that disconnected comes quite fast, then drive gets mounted - no success. Fifth attempt (log5d) Sixth attempt (log5e) logged in a separate session before login - anyway did not work with the modem plugged in before login. Test 6: Back on apw10 Kernel It works only the first time I connect the stick! Each further attempt (I did a few times) it does not work any more (log6). What I notice is that in general the animated icon of network manager hangs with the tooltip "Preparing mobile broadband connection 'Drei'" after I plugged in the. ==> However, the apw10 kernel seems the only one I can get a connection at least the first time - did not try more often. I remember that on Jaunty with some older kernel I sometimes had to plugin the stick also a few times until it worked. ==> Anyway, my opinion is that the last released kernel in Jaunty was the one where it worked best for me. ** Attachment added: "Test-Logs" http://launchpadlibrarian.net/35405840/Kernel-tests.tar.gz -- Several Huawei USB dongle don't work with kernel 2.6.31-12.40 (2.6.31.1 update related) https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/446146 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
