Ubuntu + Orange - Usb modem problems

2009-09-21 Thread Nitzan Brumer
Hay all Just moved from cellcom to Orange, and as part of the transfer I got a usb modem. The Usb modem is: ZTE MF637 and is recognized by ubuntu (9.04) like that: (from lsusb) 19d2:2000 Did anyone tried (and succeeded) to work with that modem? or is there a better USB modem for linux? --

Re: Ubuntu + Orange - Usb modem problems

2009-09-21 Thread Hetz Ben Hamo
Hi, Have you read my post about it? I think it would help you: http://benhamo.org/wp/?p=1484 Thanks, Hetz 2009/9/21 Nitzan Brumer nitz...@gmail.com Hay all Just moved from cellcom to Orange, and as part of the transfer I got a usb modem. The Usb modem  is: ZTE MF637 and is recognized by

Re: Ubuntu + Orange - Usb modem problems

2009-09-21 Thread Nitzan Brumer
Thx - worked just fine On Mon, Sep 21, 2009 at 11:04 PM, Hetz Ben Hamo het...@gmail.com wrote: Hi, Have you read my post about it? I think it would help you: http://benhamo.org/wp/?p=1484 Thanks, Hetz 2009/9/21 Nitzan Brumer nitz...@gmail.com Hay all Just moved from cellcom to

Re: modem problems

2001-04-06 Thread shaulka
In case you have MS-Win I guess you were able to have your modem operating with it, haven't you? Do post the output of setserial -ga /dev/ttyS[0-4] setserial is controlled either by command line or config file. On my Debian machine the config file is /etc/serial.conf. Do post yours.

Re: modem problems

1999-12-07 Thread Malcolm Kavalsky
Did he configure the irq of the modem not to clash with the other ports ? I had a similar problem with my internal modem which under windows is COM3 and under Linux ttyS2. I grabbed irq 5 for the modem and everything started working. Try running (as root): setserial /dev/ttyS2 irq 5

RE: modem problems

1999-12-07 Thread El-al, Netta
PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 1999 6:59 AM To: El-al, Netta Cc: 'Linux-il' Subject: Re: modem problems hi, a friend of mine can't connect to the internet. (using windows 98, he can). he used minicom to check if his modem is configured correctly and minicom was able to dial out

Re: modem problems

1999-12-06 Thread Ilya Konstantinov
Try checking what device Minicom uses (/dev/ttyS0 for COM1, etc) via Ctrl-A and O in Minicom. Then, see what device kppp tries to use and change it. Also, 'ls -l /dev/modem' and if it points to the wrong device, do 'ln /dev/therightdevice /dev/modem -s -i'. On RedHat, I know linuxconf can setup

modem problems

1999-12-06 Thread El-al, Netta
hi, a friend of mine can't connect to the internet. (using windows 98, he can). he used minicom to check if his modem is configured correctly and minicom was able to dial out. but when he uses kppp then he gets "sorry, modem doesn't respond", and in the log window ATZ doesn't even appear. and

Re: modem problems

1999-12-06 Thread izar
Daniel Feiglin wrote: Uh! Your friend wouldn't have a WinModem by any chance? For the moment they don't work under anything but Windows XX. That is not a 100% correct. The winmodems on some Toshiba laptops already have working Linux drivers. --izar

Re: modem problems

1999-12-06 Thread Daniel Feiglin
That's nice. Are there publicly available drivers? Where? Daniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Daniel Feiglin wrote: Uh! Your friend wouldn't have a WinModem by any chance? For the moment they don't work under anything but Windows XX. That is not a 100% correct. The winmodems on

Re: modem problems

1999-12-06 Thread izar
Daniel Feiglin wrote: That's nice. Are there publicly available drivers? Where? http://linmodems.org/ = To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command

Re: modem problems

1999-12-06 Thread Shaul Karl
hi, a friend of mine can't connect to the internet. (using windows 98, he can). he used minicom to check if his modem is configured correctly and minicom was able to dial out. but when he uses kppp then he gets "sorry, modem doesn't respond", and in the log window ATZ doesn't even appear.