Ubuntu Karmic Maxis Huawei Celcom Vodafone Broadband Problem
Salam to all.
My friend got a maxis broadband huawei dongle which he continuously use on his WinXP. Well, I tested the dongle back in Ubuntu 7.10 Gutsy (read here and here for windows) and had to tweak my system to use the dongle. But for karmic, I just curiously want to know if the dongle is been supported out-of-the-box. I mean, it have been a long way since Gutsy!
So I plug in the dongle and guess what? Haha.. it been detected as usb-storage; same as always! After goggling a few minutes, I found a promising solution which I read at the launchpad bug report page (forgot the URL).
The Solution :
1. Fire-up your Software Sources in System - Administration menu
2. Click the third party tab and add this line
ppa:network-manager/trunk
3. Remember to choose the proposed and backports repos
4. Update the repos
5. Fire-up terminal and type this
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
That should cover it! What you just did is upgrading the network manager which recoqnizes the mobile broadband.
Anyway, you can always check the package here :
https://launchpad.net/~network-manager/+archive/trunk
Good luck and please tell me if this do help you. A simple 2-words "thank you" is enough.
I just found out a possible new solution for Maxis Huawei USB e220. However, I don't know whether this is working or not because I don't have Windows nor Mac OSX to test it out.
1. Download a new firmware upgrade from Maxis here:
http://www.maxis.com.my/maxisbb/download/E220SoftwareUpgrade.zip
2. Run the upgrade file in Windows.
3. The official guide on how to do this is here:
Windows - http://www.maxis.com.my/maxisbb/download/E220_SoftwareUpgrade_PCfinal.pdf
Mac - http://www.maxis.com.my/maxisbb/download/E220_SoftwareUpgrade_MACfinal.pdf
My friend got a maxis broadband huawei dongle which he continuously use on his WinXP. Well, I tested the dongle back in Ubuntu 7.10 Gutsy (read here and here for windows) and had to tweak my system to use the dongle. But for karmic, I just curiously want to know if the dongle is been supported out-of-the-box. I mean, it have been a long way since Gutsy!
So I plug in the dongle and guess what? Haha.. it been detected as usb-storage; same as always! After goggling a few minutes, I found a promising solution which I read at the launchpad bug report page (forgot the URL).
The Solution :
1. Fire-up your Software Sources in System - Administration menu
2. Click the third party tab and add this line
ppa:network-manager/trunk
3. Remember to choose the proposed and backports repos
4. Update the repos
5. Fire-up terminal and type this
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
That should cover it! What you just did is upgrading the network manager which recoqnizes the mobile broadband.
Anyway, you can always check the package here :
https://launchpad.net/~network-manager/+archive/trunk
Good luck and please tell me if this do help you. A simple 2-words "thank you" is enough.
Edit :
I just found out a possible new solution for Maxis Huawei USB e220. However, I don't know whether this is working or not because I don't have Windows nor Mac OSX to test it out.
1. Download a new firmware upgrade from Maxis here:
http://www.maxis.com.my/maxisbb/download/E220SoftwareUpgrade.zip
2. Run the upgrade file in Windows.
3. The official guide on how to do this is here:
Windows - http://www.maxis.com.my/maxisbb/download/E220_SoftwareUpgrade_PCfinal.pdf
Mac - http://www.maxis.com.my/maxisbb/download/E220_SoftwareUpgrade_MACfinal.pdf
walaupun post dari 2009, tetapi masih berguna pakai. thnks bro!!
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