I have also installed the workaround  Mark describes in post #110.   In
my case modemmanager_0.4+git.20110124t203624.00b6cce-2ubuntu1_i386.deb

I find now that if my Huawei is plugged in at bootup,  it will connect
correctly first time when I request it, but if I don't make the USB
connection until after bootup,  it will not connect unless I go through
a sudo usb_modeswitch -v 0x12d1 -p 1003 -R followed by an unplug-replug
routine like I had to do all the time with mm 0.5.

So this is a vast improvement that will make life much easier than it
was with mm 0.5,  but it still leaves a shortcoming (at least in my
case) compared to Maverick and Natty that either a system boot or a
usb_modeswitch and unplug-replug is necessary before the Huawei will
connect.

Anyway,  let me also add my grateful thanks to Aleksander and to Mark
for this solution.

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