Linux Mint 8 64-bit (Gnome and KDE) fail to recognize the Huawei Internet Key k4505 as a usb modem.
I ask if the bug is fixed in upcoming Linux Mint 9, without searching around the world for the appropriate drivers.
Internet Key Huawei
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Ale
Internet Key Huawei
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vrkalak
Re: Internet Key Huawei
Does this USB Modem have a mini-memory card as part of it's features?
If it does, then the OS will read the USB as an external memory drive first.
You just need to install "usb_modeswitch" from the Synaptic Manager. It tells the computer, what to do with this USB ... it should then, 'recognize' the Modem aspect.
Just a few 'clicks' and it's done. I use 3 different USB Modems.
The Ubuntu Forums has a lot of great topic threads on this subject ... you might check them out. >> Do a search ... http/ubuntuforums.org
And yes, the new Mint-9 LTS should already have the usb_modeswitch application pre-installed. Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid does.
If it does, then the OS will read the USB as an external memory drive first.
You just need to install "usb_modeswitch" from the Synaptic Manager. It tells the computer, what to do with this USB ... it should then, 'recognize' the Modem aspect.
Just a few 'clicks' and it's done. I use 3 different USB Modems.
The Ubuntu Forums has a lot of great topic threads on this subject ... you might check them out. >> Do a search ... http/ubuntuforums.org
And yes, the new Mint-9 LTS should already have the usb_modeswitch application pre-installed. Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid does.
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Ale
Re: Internet Key Huawei
This USB Modem is whithout a mini-memory card.
It is Internet Key + data sim
It is Internet Key + data sim
Re: Internet Key Huawei
Ale,
Sometimes plugging the USB modem in first and then switching the computer on solves this sort of problem.
Sometimes plugging the USB modem in first and then switching the computer on solves this sort of problem.
