Re: Enable mobile broadband

[Richard Thornton <thornton richard gmail com>]

It is interesting to me that Debian 6 fails to configure my Rage XL video board correctly on my SPARC box, but OpenBSD does it with no issue.  Sometimes I wonder about GNU/Linux with respect to developer testing.  (Is there any?)  I am beginning to think that most versions of GNU/Linux are too "bleeding edge" for any serious work.

On Mon, Nov 14, 2011 at 3:35 PM, W. van den Akker <listsrv wilsoft nl> wrote:

Hi,

It was an upgrade (Gnome3 hits Debian testing).
Modemmanager 0.5 is installed. I can't see in dmesg any
errors. After pluging in the stick all initialization is done.
The stick is polling the network. But I dont get a PIN dialog.

gr,
Willem

On Mon, 2011-11-14 at 09:19 +0100, gaelic wrote:

Hey,
Was it just a gnome upgrade or a whole system upgrade?
Please check if you've still a package named modemmanager installed.

Cheers,
C

On Nov 14, 2011 8:35 AM, "W. van den Akker" <listsrv wilsoft nl> wrote:

Hi,

Since last week I upgrade to Gnome3. I must say.... I like the concept and usability of Gnome3.
After upgrading to Gnome3 I cannot use my broadband USB stick. Also the Network menu
doesnt show any broadband options.

Did I miss an option/program/module?

TIA
Willem
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