UMTS /HSDPA Novatel XU870 unter Linux / Knoppix betreiben / Vodafone einwahl

Hallo, ich versuche seit ein paar tagen meien Novatel XU870 HSDPA Karte unter Knoppix zum laufen zu bringen.

Das ganze sol mit einer Vodafone Karte funktionieren.

Hat das jemand hinbekommen.

ich habe schon einige einträge durch doch leider bisher kein erfolg.

zb:

Diese lösung hat leider nicht funktioniert. ich hbe nur Knoppix 5.1 und 3.4 zur Hand.

http://www.elearnit.de/knoppix…61d72ed58b04f5507078444ff

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Original geschrieben von hofmannc1983
Hallo, mein Vorgänger hat schon ein schönes Beispiel gegeben, jedoch leider etwas aufwendig Es geht auch einfacher. Benutze das Programm gnome-ppp sollte bei Knoppix schon dabei sein, wenn nicht installiere es im laufenden Livesystem (ja geht ohne Probleme). Starte Gnome-ppp und gehe im Dialog Modem auf erkennen. Dein Modem wird erkannt. folgende einstellungen solltest du übernehmen:
Lautstärke aus
Auf wählton warten aus
Initstring 2: AT+cgdcont=1,"IP","web.vodafone.de"

und das wars auch schon. Du musst nur noch die Numme *99# Anrufen.

Noch einfacher geht es mit dem kleinen Tool Umtsmon: http://umtsmon.sourceforge.net dieses startest du einfach mit ./umtsmon und schon kann es los gehen. Sollte es Probleme geben starte es mit ./umtsmon -s /dev/ttyUSB0

Viel Spaß

Alles anzeigen

Das funktioniert aber nur wenn man keien Pin auf der karte hat. Habe leider gerade das Knoppix nicht hier um es zu testen.

Vielen Dank für eure beiträge das Hilft mir aber 100 Pro weiter! (und wohl auch vielen anderen die ein Notsystem Nutzen wollen)

Hier ist auch noch eine Lösung die mit allen Linux versionen fnktionieren sollen die den entsprechenden kernel haben.

Quelle:
http://www.novatelwireless.com…t/merlin-xu870-linux.html

Installation Instructions: Linux Setup Guide for the Merlin XU870 HSDPA Modem
Introduction

The following describes how to set up the Novatel Wireless Merlin XU870 modem and connect to the Internet on the Linux distribution platform. This description assumes that you have already successfully installed the XU870 Linux drivers.
Requirements

Before you can connect to an HSDPA service provider with the Novatel Wireless Merlin XU870 modem, you will need the following:

* A Novatel Wireless Merlin XU870 ExpressCard™ modem
* Linux Kernel 2.6 or later (Recommended)
* A SIM card associated with an active account
* pppd service installed (pre-installed with a Linux Kernel 2.6 or later)

Known Limitations

* You cannot monitor card status such as signal strength, bytes exchanged, or connectivity status. The only network indication available is the wireless card LED that indicates if the card is in a coverage area.
* No graphical user interface is currently available. All operations are performed using a command line interface.

Setting Up Your Equipment

1. Open an xterm window (window A) and log in as root:

su root
tail –f /var/log/messages
2. Insert the XU870 ExpressCard™ modem into your notebook computer.

Look for the port association and note the lower order port numbers when device is inserted. The information will be used later in this procedure. The following shows sample output:

Aug 3 15:27:33 linux kernel: usb 5-1: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice
Aug 3 15:27:33 linux kernel: airprime 5-1:1.0: airprime converter detected
Aug 3 15:27:33 linux kernel: usb 5-1: airprime converter now attached to ttyUSB0
Aug 3 15:27:33 linux kernel: airprime 5-1:1.1: airprime converter detected
Aug 3 15:27:33 linux kernel: usb 5-1: airprime converter now attached to ttyUSB1
3. Open another xterm window (window B) and log in as root:

su root
cat /dev/ttyUSB0

There should be additional output displayed in xterm window A that was opened in step 1.
4. Open another xterm window (window C) and log in as root:

su root
5. Unzip the included HSDPA script package:

unzip hsdpa_scripts.zip
cd hsdpa_scripts
cd hsdpa_apn_config
6. Verify the APN information:

vi hsdpa_apn_set

Note: Do not remove the “^M” at the end of the line or open this file in Windows.
7. After verification, exit the file.
8. Enter the following:

cat hsdpa_apn_set > /dev/ttyUSB0
9. Check the output of the xterm window B opened in step 3 to verify that the APN information is correctly set in the card. The response must match the arguments in the hsdpa_apn_set file and an “OK” response should be in the last line of the window.
10. Copy the hsdpa_options and hsdpa_chatoptions files to the /etc/ppp directory.
11. Enter the following to verify that the user and password settings are correct:

vi /etc/ppp/hsdpa_options
12. After verification, exit the file.

Connecting To the Network

In this section, you will launch a ppp connection to the network.

1. In your main shell, enter:

pppd file /etc/ppp/hsdpa_options

The connection status from the kernel log appears in xterm window A that was opened in step 1 of Setting Up Your Equipment..
2. To verify that the modem is connected, locate the following line after dialing up (it should be one of the last lines in the log):

Aug 3 15:53:02 linux pppd[7990]: Script /etc/ppp/ip-up finished (pid 8077), status = 0x0
3. To confirm that the pppd daemon is associated with the correct ttyUSB port, enter:

ps –e | grep pppd

You should see:

xxxx ttyUSBx 00:00:00 pppd

ttyUSBx should be the same as that output in step 2 of Setting Up Your Equipment.

You are now connected to the network.

Disconnecting From the Network

1. To hang up the connection, enter:

killall pppd
2. Verify the ppp connectivity status using the following command:

ps –e | grep pppd
3. Disconnect the session before removing the card from the PC Card slot. Otherwise a system reset may be required to use the card again.

Troubleshooting

Dropped connection

If the connection is lost because you are in a poor coverage area, a manual reconnect is required by repeating the steps in Connecting to the Network.
DNS problem

If you experience DNS-related problems, verify the entries in the /etc/resolv.conf file.