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From: Happy Oyster on 21 Mar 2010 23:48
Hi,

there are some strange differences between the versions 10.3 (single core 32
bit) and 11.1 (single core 32 bit) and 11.2 (double core, 64 bit) concerning
usage of USB connections and umtsmon.

Installation of umtsmon on 10.3 (single core 32 bit) is a childs play.

Installation of umtsmon on 11.1 (single core 32 bit) is a bit strange, but
works.

Installation of umtsmon on 11.2 (double core, 64 bit) is hopeless.

What is there so special with the latter one?

Thank you,

Aribert Deckers
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From: Vahis on 22 Mar 2010 11:34
On 2010-03-22, Happy Oyster <happy.oyster(a)ariplex.com> wrote:
>Installation of umtsmon on 11.2 (double core, 64 bit) is hopeless.

Are you saying that you can't install it?
Or connect with it?

> What is there so special with the latter one?

Nothing really, not here at least.

1. I installed the rpm.
2. Then YaST > Security and Users > User and Group Management >
Users > Edit > Details > Additional Groups.

There tick dialout and uucp for the user.
The user must then log out and back in for the changes.

3. start umtsmon, stick in Huawei, let it initialize.
4. Create profile with the normal stuff as for ISP details.

5. Connect.

Vahis
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From: Vahis on 22 Mar 2010 15:19
On 2010-03-22, Happy Oyster <happy.oyster(a)ariplex.com> wrote:
> On Mon, 22 Mar 2010 15:34:57 GMT, Vahis <waxborg(a)gmail.com.invalid> wrote:
>
>>On 2010-03-22, Happy Oyster <happy.oyster(a)ariplex.com> wrote:
>>>Installation of umtsmon on 11.2 (double core, 64 bit) is hopeless.
>>
>>Are you saying that you can't install it?
>>Or connect with it?
>
> In the meantime I found out: 11.2 uses knetworkmanager, and THAT can't handle
> the USB-phonestick.

So I hear, too.

>>
>>> What is there so special with the latter one?
>>
>>Nothing really, not here at least.
>>
>>1. I installed the rpm.
>>2. Then YaST > Security and Users > User and Group Management >
>>Users > Edit > Details > Additional Groups.
>>
>>There tick dialout and uucp for the user.
>>The user must then log out and back in for the changes.
>>
>>3. start umtsmon, stick in Huawei, let it initialize.
>>4. Create profile with the normal stuff as for ISP details.
>>
>>5. Connect.
>
>
> Works ONLY if "ifup" (or some similar name) is used.
>
Works here also with NM /Asus EeePC 900).

Vahis
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From: Hendrik van Hees on 22 Mar 2010 16:39
Happy Oyster wrote:

> In the meantime I found out: 11.2 uses knetworkmanager, and THAT can't
> handle the USB-phonestick.

This works for me both with the 64bit and the 32bit version of OS 11.2.

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