> I'm still unsure which devices the actual control interface is, usually > I end up using /dey/ttyUSB1 but test with USB0 and cdc-wdm0 as well to > be sure for lack of better understanding. As far as DHCP is concerned, > do you mean DHCP by udhcpc/dhcpcd was working or the somewhat hacky > AT^DHCP? approach? Which one should be working?
With huawei_cdc_ncm you should use /dev/cdc-wdm0. Regular DHCP client should work since the firmware in the stick provides a DHCP server. I was able to get an IP-address a couple of times with udhcpc, but no other data transfer was possible. AT^DHCP on the other hand always works, since NCM transfer is not involved. > The thing that puzzles me most is that either I'm totally doing > something > wrong here or we're fighting some kind of regression, since people in > austria have obviously had success before, which influenced my choice > to get this device, since it's so simple to get online with it... NOT :) > > http://www.lteforum.at/mobilfunk/huawei-e3372-openwrt.1739/#post-26074 I really doubt that E3372 non-HiLink is working for anyone on Linux. The HiLink-version on the other hand does work, since again, NCM is not involved. Note that many other Huawei modems do work correctly with huawei_cdc_ncm, e.g., E3276. > There also seems to be an external driver package from huawei, > but I'd rather have this fixed natively and open-source, without > having to rely on binary driver packages from huawei. According to Enrico Huawei's own driver works also with E3372, but I remember I was not able to compile it for a relatively recent kernel. Matti _______________________________________________ openwrt-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openwrt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-devel
