[SOLVED] Where to find my CDMA usb modems drivers...?

[oc9ine]

Hi Everyone,

I have Huawei Qualcomm CDMA ETS-2052 usb modem. Even though

Suse Linux 9.2 with kernel 2.6.8 detects its presence when I

view its state in usbview but I am unable to get on net? Where

can find drivers for Huawei Qualcomm CDMA ETS-2052 usb modem

(Its data cable has usb connectors on both sides and fits into

usb slot in computer and phone) and how can get on net using

my CDMA usb modem?

Waiting in + expectation.

Oc9ine.

[oc9ine]

Hi everyone.


Plz Plz help me in this regard.


Oc9ine

[D-cat]

According to this, Linux should support Huawei on its own, no drivers required. Perhaphs you simply can't find where it's attached on the dev tree?

Step one should be valid, but SuSE uses different dialers than the rest of the setup examples. Once you know where it is, you shuould be able to set it up in Yast.

[scrarfussi]

just check with yast under network devices modem it will detect your modem and you can configure it from there

[oc9ine]

Hi,

This is dmesg output on my system when I plugin my usb modem's cable:


usb 2-2: new full speed USB device using address 2

usb 2-2: Product: Huawei Technologies

usb 2-2: Manufacturer: Huawei, Incorporated

Where can it possibly be on my /dev tree, plz help me

Oc9ine.

[scrarfussi]

Did you try the yast option or using wvdial they both will list where your modem is on the dev tree

[oc9ine]

Hi,

I did try to install my modem through yast but it doesnt solve my problem.

Plz help me how to load the necessary modules for usb modems connection and

how to check if they are loaded

how to make any symbolic links between devices...

how to edit any conf files to solve my problem

plz plz plz

Oc9ine.

[D-cat]

Most likely is /dev/ttyACM0, check to see if it exists while the modem is plugged in. That's where my old USB modem/phone attached to.

[scrarfussi]

the reason i said yast is cause it tells you where the modem is on the dev tree i have a huawei e220 and it is /dev/tty/USB0 my k800 and c905 phones are /dev/tty/ACM0

[oc9ine]

Hi,

I looked at the kernel boot messages, suse 9.2 kernel wrongly detects my usb modem phone as usb storage device. How can I tell it that it is not a storage device but a cdma phone with internal usb modem which is connected a usb cable.

out put of kernel boot message is given below:

linux kernel: usb 2-2: new full speed USB device using address 2
Feb 16 16:07:37
linux kernel: usb 2-2: Product: Huawei Technologies
Feb 16 16:07:37
linux kernel: usb 2-2: Manufacturer: Huawei, Incorporated
Feb 16 16:07:42
linux kernel: Initializing USB Mass Storage driver...
Feb 16 16:07:42
linux kernel: scsi0 : SCSI emulation for USB Mass Storage devices
Feb 16 16:07:42
linux kernel: Vendor: HUAWEI Model: Mass Storage Rev: 2.31
Feb 16 16:07:42
linux kernel: Type: CD-ROM ANSI SCSI revision: 02


Oc9ine.