On Fri, 2010-05-07 at 20:31 +0400, Andrey Alakozov wrote: > 07.05.2010 02:30, Dan Williams пишет: > > On Fri, 2010-04-30 at 15:45 +0400, Andrey Alakozov wrote: > >> 29.04.2010 22:22, Dan Williams пишет: > >> > >>> Is there any chance I can get the Windows .INF files from you off the > >>> device's fake driver CD? In a pinch, feel free to just mail me the > >>> entire contents of the fake driver CD or post it somewhere I can grab > >>> it. This will clear up the issue 100%. > >> > >> Yes, these are Windows 7 drivers provided by modem distributor: > >> http://www.svyaznoy.ru/upload/Window_7(32&64)_Patch.zip > > > > Thanks; that confirms that the rules in 77-longcheer.rules are correct > > and that USB interface #3 is the correct interface to use for the > > modem/ppp stuff. So the ports should get tagged correctly. > > > > I just found your bug too; the problem was that the Longcheer plugin > > also contains a vendor ID check, and since your Alcatel x060s has a > > different vendor ID, it wasn't getting grabbed by the Longcheer plugin. > > The generic plugin doesn't handle port tags because most generic modems > > don't need them. > > > > I've committed that fix upstream as: > > > > 425c28dfc1d24126feab432609f2c525069d577e > > > > this is a very safe commit for Ubuntu to backport. At this point, I'd > > suggest filing a bug in Launchpad requesting a backport for this > > specific commit and follow up the actual Ubuntu packages there. > > > > Thanks for reporting this! > > Dan > > Thanks for the fix! Should I do something about it? I am not very > familiar with a Launchpad.
Yes, you'll need to file a bug on Launchpad requesting a backport of that upstream git commit ID so that the Ubuntu team knows about your problem and the fix. Otherwise it won't get into an Ubuntu update. > BTW, is it possible to tell from .inf file how to send USSD requests via > this modem? I've tried different combinations of writing corresponding > AT command to one ttyUSB and reading reply from other, but with no > success - all I got back was 'OK'. No, this info isn't in the .INF files at all; the best you can do is run 'strings' on the windows connection manager or DLLs and see if any of the commands in there are USSD related; then you google around for that command and see if you can figure out the syntax. Dan _______________________________________________ networkmanager-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/networkmanager-list
