On 12.08.2010 01:38, Dan Williams wrote: > On Wed, 2010-08-11 at 22:12 +0200, Mirko Gasparovic wrote: > >> Am 04.08.2010 08:08, schrieb Dan Williams: >> >>> Basically: >>> >>> 1) stop NetworkManager >>> 2) killall -TERM modem-manager >>> 3) gdb modem-manager >>> 4) r --debug >>> 5) start NM from another terminal >>> 6) attempt to reproduce the problem >>> 7) when the gdb/modem-manager window says NM crashed or aborted, type >>> "backtrace" and hit return >>> 8) copy & paste that backtrace into the bug or email >>> >>> Let me know how it goes or if you have more questions. >>> >>> Dan >>> >>> >>> >>> >> Hi, >> >> I have tried to create the log, but at Point 7 there is no Message from >> the gdb. I have added the log, as I got it. >> > Ok, we've seen this before once or twice; with the Huawei E1552 and > there's a bug on gnome.org for it. We're not quite sure what's causing > it, but the Huawei firmware does not appear to be standards compliant > for the AT+COPS command. It may work if you wait for the modem to > auto-register with the network before starting the connection in NM. > But for now I guess we'll need to work around the problem where the > modem just goes idle when we tell it to start looking for providers :( > > Dan > > Hi Dan, thank you for your Support. In this case I have to use the Workaround and use for the 3G connection the Tool Sakis3G. I hope I will be able to use NetworkManager some time in future, because this is my prefered method. Mirko
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