Kyocera PC Modem
I finally have this modem working. However, to do so, I had to enter the command sudo modprobe usbserial vendor=0xc88 product=0x17da The biggest problem now is that everytime I reboot, which is often with a laptop on the move, pon tells me that there is an unknown dev/ttyUSB0.
I finally have this modem working.
However, to do so, I had to enter the command sudo modprobe usbserial vendor=0xc88 product=0x17da
The biggest problem now is that everytime I reboot, which is often with a laptop on the move, pon tells me that there is an unknown dev/ttyUSB0.
So I have to enter the command sudo modprobe usbserial vendor=0xc88 product=0x17da
Every time that I boot.
Why is this not sticking?
How do I get it to stick?
What seems to be a minor problem is that the above command line should have a maxSize option.
Apparently the maxSize command is not longer available in Dapper.
Or has it been replaced by something else?
CSSJR
However, to do so, I had to enter the command sudo modprobe usbserial vendor=0xc88 product=0x17da
The biggest problem now is that everytime I reboot, which is often with a laptop on the move, pon tells me that there is an unknown dev/ttyUSB0.
So I have to enter the command sudo modprobe usbserial vendor=0xc88 product=0x17da
Every time that I boot.
Why is this not sticking?
How do I get it to stick?
What seems to be a minor problem is that the above command line should have a maxSize option.
Apparently the maxSize command is not longer available in Dapper.
Or has it been replaced by something else?
CSSJR
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try this link to see if you can get it going on boot.
Skim down to the lines;
# modprobe usbserial vendor=0xf3d product=0x0112
and appending this line to /etc/modules will cause it to be automatically (re)loaded the next time you reboot:
You may need to follow the rest of the article, but make sure that you replace your vendor values for the examples given in red.
Skim down to the lines;
# modprobe usbserial vendor=0xf3d product=0x0112
and appending this line to /etc/modules will cause it to be automatically (re)loaded the next time you reboot:
You may need to follow the rest of the article, but make sure that you replace your vendor values for the examples given in red.
