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From: Paul Russell on 6 Sep 2009 12:41
Ian McCall wrote:
> On 2009-09-05 09:24:40 +0100, Bearded said:
>
>> Then, when network was down for maintenance - while the wizzard did
>> essential stuff - I thought I'd try my T-mobile web n walk stick to
>> check my Gmail. Disaster....
>
> Yep - see some of my other posts. You're doomed for the moment, it uses
> launch2net and that's not yet compatible.
>
>
>> T-mob don't even understand what I'm talking about.
>
> That's a different response to the one I got - I emailed them, they
> recognised what I was talking about but no dates were given.
>

Note that you can still use the T-Mobile stick - you just can't use Web
n Walk to connect and send texts etc. You can still connect the normal way.

Paul

From: Ian McCall on 6 Sep 2009 14:21
On 2009-09-06 17:41:54 +0100, Paul Russell <prussell(a)sonic.net> said:

> Note that you can still use the T-Mobile stick - you just can't use Web
> n Walk to connect and send texts etc. You can still connect the normal
> way.

I can't even do that - I can't find any way of getting Snow Leopard to
talk to the stick. It recognises the network interface, but won't
address it - no modem script I can find works with it.


Cheers,
Ian

From: Paul Russell on 6 Sep 2009 17:06
Ian McCall wrote:
> On 2009-09-06 17:41:54 +0100, Paul Russell <prussell(a)sonic.net> said:
>
>> Note that you can still use the T-Mobile stick - you just can't use
>> Web n Walk to connect and send texts etc. You can still connect the
>> normal way.
>
> I can't even do that - I can't find any way of getting Snow Leopard to
> talk to the stick. It recognises the network interface, but won't
> address it - no modem script I can find works with it.
>

What have you got in the settings in System Preferences -> Network ?

I have:

Configuration: Default
Number: *99#
Account name: t-mobile
Password: tm

(Oh and under Advanced the modem is just Apple V32)

Then hit "Connect" button.

Paul
From: Ian McCall on 6 Sep 2009 17:46
On 2009-09-06 22:06:29 +0100, Paul Russell <prussell(a)sonic.net> said:

> What have you got in the settings in System Preferences -> Network ?
>
> I have:
>
> Configuration: Default
> Number: *99#
> Account name: t-mobile
> Password: tm
>
> (Oh and under Advanced the modem is just Apple V32)
>
> Then hit "Connect" button.

Just tried, same thing. Console reports:

Sep 6 22:43:22 Ians-MacBook-Pro pppd[1859]: pppd 2.4.2 (Apple version
412) started by ian, uid 501
Sep 6 22:43:23 Ians-MacBook-Pro ccl[1861]: Apple Modems (V.32) script
Version 3.0
Sep 6 22:43:39 Ians-MacBook-Pro ccl[1861]: CCLExit: -6019 (Modem
error, modem not responding.)

Have tried with various scripts, it's just not having it.


Cheers,
Ian

From: Paul Russell on 6 Sep 2009 18:13
Ian McCall wrote:
> On 2009-09-06 22:06:29 +0100, Paul Russell <prussell(a)sonic.net> said:
>
>> What have you got in the settings in System Preferences -> Network ?
>>
>> I have:
>>
>> Configuration: Default
>> Number: *99#
>> Account name: t-mobile
>> Password: tm
>>
>> (Oh and under Advanced the modem is just Apple V32)
>>
>> Then hit "Connect" button.
>
> Just tried, same thing. Console reports:
>
> Sep 6 22:43:22 Ians-MacBook-Pro pppd[1859]: pppd 2.4.2 (Apple version
> 412) started by ian, uid 501
> Sep 6 22:43:23 Ians-MacBook-Pro ccl[1861]: Apple Modems (V.32) script
> Version 3.0
> Sep 6 22:43:39 Ians-MacBook-Pro ccl[1861]: CCLExit: -6019 (Modem error,
> modem not responding.)
>
> Have tried with various scripts, it's just not having it.
>

I noticed in another part of the thread that your stick is something
other than the usual Huawei, so maybe there is something peculiar about
your particular stick.

Paul
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