See below
[root@server yossi]# screen /dev/ttyUSB0 Manufacturer: HSDPA USB Modem Model: 209 Revision: HSDPA_6281_V002 1 [May 30 2007 11:00:00] IMEI: +GCAP: +CGSM,+DS,+ES OK
1/ This looks good, now repeat for other devices, to determine which is the auxilary port that can be used to command / retrieve status whilst the data connection is up. ==> The only other port that responded was /dev/ttyUSB2: [root@server yossi]# screen /dev/ttyUSB2 Manufacturer: HSDPA USB Modem Model: 209 Revision: HSDPA_6281_V002 1 [May 30 2007 11:00:00] IMEI: +GCAP: +CGSM,+DS,+ES OK 2/ You'll now need some help from an MM guy to figure out which plugin to use and how to configure it.
NOTE: I am not sure if the kernel OOPS was caused by insertion of this device.
Maybe, looks to be connected to USB storage and your modem composite device does have one USB storage interface
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