Dear buddy, Thank you for your reply. I knew about 'wvdial' before I wrote this mail. I've been using internet with Linux with my Sony Ericsson K750i quite well. Also, you don't need to put '$wvdial operator' because a GUI named 'KPPP' is present with which you can count the log in time as well as UL & DL Speed.
But my question was especially for EST 613U USB Modem. This Modem is Chinese made and I found no driver for it in Linux. So, if anyone knows how to browse the internet with 'EST-613U' USB Modem, sharing the information would be welcoming and delighting. --- In [email protected], "Md. Nazmul Alam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > =========configuration file i use============== > [Modem0] > Modem= /dev/ttyUSB0 > Baud= 115200 > SetVolume= 0 > Dial Command= ATDT > init1=ATZ > init2=AT+CRM=1 > Init1 = ATZ > Init3 = ATM0 > FlowControl = CRTSCTS > Flow Control=Hardware (CRTSCTS) > > > [Dialer citycell] > Username=waps > Password=waps > Phone=#777 > Stupid Mode=1 > Inherits=Modem0 > =============================================== > this is the wvdial.conf file in /etc folder > use wvdial citycell > (name in dialer section) to connect in terminal > use ctrl+c to disconnect > adios amigos ;-) > --- In [email protected], "WoLvErInE" <wolverine_eee@> wrote: > > > > Dear ppl, > > > > I'm using the wireless internet with EDGE modem for some time, all > the > > time the OS was Windows XP. But when I plugged the USB modem into > > Fedora Core 6, it gave me no response. I've tried the "dmesg | > tail" > > to see what happens, but there was no response. I also checked the > > "/dev/" folder for "ttyUSB0" or "ttyACM0", but no driver with such > > name is found. > > > > Now, can anyone provide me the information about logging into net > > through EST modems? > > > > FYI, this is Chinese product, and I've already searched the net > for > > Linux driver regarding EST modems, but I've found nothing. > > >
