On Thu, 2012-11-08 at 15:49 +0100, Aleksander Morgado wrote: > There are different ways of detecting which port is to be used for > control and which for data. In some huawei modems we base the logic on > the GETPORTMODE result. I see - it's much more complex than I thought :) > Just reply with the ModemManager debug log attached, that's ok. Ok, I attached 2 sets of log captures. The first set consits of only the file 3g-modem-messages.log.gz. It's the first capture, which I made 10 days ago and it's actually extracted from /var/log/messages - I didn't redirect the daemons output to any file. The second set of captures is made a few minutes ago and contains daemons output redirected to files. Please let me know if there's any other information or test that would be helpful for debugging. Simple crazy idea: maybe the pppd timeout is too low? I noticed it takes only 5 seconds of LCP timeouts before the connection is aborted. Would it be helpful if I try to install the old Fedora 16 (the distribution that used to work with the same 3g modem/sim) on another system, test it again and make another set of captures if it works? Thanks, Radu
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