Hi. I have an Axesstel (1x EV-DO, CDMA) modem, and I use it
for Interne connection in Windows, both through USB port and
through Ethernet conector (RJ-45), on Windows XP. However, I
recently installed Ubuntu on my PC and have connected to the
Internet throudf RJ-45, but I cannot to do the same through
USB port. I've configured the port and other modem
parameters by using wvdial and pppd. The connection seems to
be established (using "sudo pppd ttyACM0 noauth", and then
"sudo ifup ppp0"), but when I start firefox (the unique
browser installed in this machine), it fails, reporting an
error message. I think that, as in Windows, a driver is needed in order to
the operating system recognizes the modem as a device and
can associate it an IP address (say, 192.168.0.1, or
whatever), but I cannot find it in the Internet, and the ISP
say to me that they don't support this equipment on any
other platform different to Windows and Mac. Could you, please, help me? Sincerely, Cosme Marcano?
Answer by
kolappan
Download the drivers from Axesstel (with an extension .deb) and install it. Ubuntu accpts drivers made for windows too . For more info see ubuntu website.
Hi. I have an Axesstel (1x EV-DO, CDMA) modem, and I use it
for Interne connection in Windows, both through USB port and
through Ethernet conector (RJ-45), on Windows XP. However, I
recently installed Ubuntu on my PC and have connected to the
Internet throudf RJ-45, but I cannot to do the same through
USB port. I've configured the port and other modem
parameters by using wvdial and pppd. The connection seems to
be established (using "sudo pppd ttyACM0 noauth", and then
"sudo ifup ppp0"), but when I start firefox (the unique
browser installed in this machine), it fails, reporting an
error message.
I think that, as in Windows, a driver is needed in order to
the operating system recognizes the modem as a device and
can associate it an IP address (say, 192.168.0.1, or
whatever), but I cannot find it in the Internet, and the ISP
say to me that they don't support this equipment on any
other platform different to Windows and Mac.
Could you, please, help me?
Sincerely,
Cosme Marcano?
Download the drivers from Axesstel (with an extension .deb) and install it.
Ubuntu accpts drivers made for windows too .
For more info see ubuntu website.