There's nothing wrong with the device itself.
I tried to set it up again, but it is not recognized as a device any more. Ideas?
Wireless Broadband Help.
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TomKStones
Wireless Broadband Help.
My system was acting a-bit sluggish, So I removed some of the start up programs. Since then I haven't been able to connect to my Mobile Broadband. (I can't remember which ones I removed)
There's nothing wrong with the device itself.
I tried to set it up again, but it is not recognized as a device any more. Ideas?
There's nothing wrong with the device itself.
I tried to set it up again, but it is not recognized as a device any more. Ideas?
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Erinsfan
Re: Wireless Broadband Help.
Maybe pppoe or other modem apps. Have a search in Synaptic or Google with your modem make/model.
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Re: Wireless Broadband Help.
What version of mint are you running? What Mobile Broadband device/carrier?
Removed startup programs? Did you just stop them from auto-starting, or remove them from system? If you just disabled them, you should be able to re-enable. If not, you really shouldn't remove apps if you're not sure what they're for. But anyway, more details please.
Removed startup programs? Did you just stop them from auto-starting, or remove them from system? If you just disabled them, you should be able to re-enable. If not, you really shouldn't remove apps if you're not sure what they're for. But anyway, more details please.
If you accept - and I do - that freedom of speech is important, then you are going to have to defend the indefensible. That means you are going to be defending the right of people to read, or to write, or to say, what you don't say or like or want said.
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TomKStones
Re: Wireless Broadband Help.
Mint 9, iiNet modemMidnighter wrote:What version of mint are you running? What Mobile Broadband device/carrier?
Removed startup programs? Did you just stop them from auto-starting, or remove them from system? If you just disabled them, you should be able to re-enable. If not, you really shouldn't remove apps if you're not sure what they're for. But anyway, more details please.
I just removed them from startup.
Re: Wireless Broadband Help.
tell us what
and copy and paste back what
says when the device is plugged in; and 30 secs have elapsed;lsusb
and copy and paste back what
saydmesg | grep tty
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Re: Wireless Broadband Help.
Menu>Admin>Start Up Manager, and re-enable them then. Also, iinet is your isp, but noy the model designation of your modem. For example, mine is vodafone, but a huwaie(?) K3765. Actual details should be written on it somewhere.
If you accept - and I do - that freedom of speech is important, then you are going to have to defend the indefensible. That means you are going to be defending the right of people to read, or to write, or to say, what you don't say or like or want said.