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On 18/04/11 21:21, Joe Buckle wrote:
Hmm.. not sure how useful it would be to find out. This is the first time I've been in this situation, and probably the last. Although I guess manually being able to configure the USB ports to identify modems etc.. plus there are quite a few around so I guess they would assume different configuration methods. Hopefully Ubuntu will pick up the pace a bit with this then. My Debian Squeeze installation worked without any further configuration at all, which I found a bit strange considering Ubuntu is supposed to be more user friendly. Joe
I think it depends on the device. I remember when Tom B got a Three modem (the soap on a rope style) he had to do a bit of playing around in Debian to get it working, although this was a couple of years ago.
IIRC it required something like unloading some USB modules and loading other USB modules.
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