how to connect the Modem HUAWEI E220 to pclos ??

[menthor]

i've got no ideea how to connect the Modem HUAWEI E220 to pclos.. !!!

kde is up and running,
i insert the modem via usb port...and then ??!

Thanks

[Chomp]

Try installing wvdial and gnome-ppp from Synaptic.  Then open gnome-ppp, fill in the necessary info, and see if that works.

[menthor]

if i'm booting from live usb stick,
how can i save the files?
and how do i install them ?

[AndrzejL]

Hi

Download and install this packages via Synaptic:

comgt
usb_modeswitch
hso-rezero
dkms-hso
umtsmon

After that reboot but make sure that PCC > System > Enable & Disable processes > dkms is ticked to start at boot time.

After that you can switch it off.

You can configure the modem using

1 PCC > Network & Internet > Setup New Network Interface > GPRS / EDGE / 3G
2 KMenu > Internet > Remote Access > UMTSMON
3 KMenu > Internet > Remote Access > KPPP

Hope this helps...

Andy

BTW... Question to developers... Can we please add the first 4 packages (or better all of them) to the next iso as a standard? 3G modem users are unable to configure internet connection without connecting to internet first...

Andy

[manmath]

Here is how I got my internet working on a Huawei EG162G usb modem.
http://pclinuxos2007.blogspot.com/2009/11/desktop-linux-idea-net-setter-wireless.html

You might have to change the config details a bit suiting to your device.

[menthor]

thanks Andi, i'll try

but i use live cd or live usb..after reboot ... :|

[AndrzejL]

Yes this could be a problem...

Hence my question to developers... I actually had to use my neighbors internet connection to download the files to the pendrive. Then files from the pendrive were installed to my installation. Then I could configure my internet connection... Bit of PITA to be honest... Now I have remastered so my own livecd / liveusb constains those packages... but still... its a pain.

Andy

[mrlinux]

Thanks man , that is a helpfull post.
Thank you for sharing your info.

[taelti]

There is that issue of repositories that you need to be careful in. Otherwise you will run into problems. If running kde3 there is a thread somewhere here that gives a kde 3 repository that is 'frozen in time'. Use that in your synaptic installations to avoid running in problems. 

[Was_Just19]

thanks Andi, i'll try

but i use live cd or live usb..after reboot ... :|

Set up persistence on the live USB and the changes you make, like installing the extra apps, will be retained.

[Ramchu]

Look under PC> internet>Remote Access, Is KPPP ( internet Dial-Up Tool ) there ?

 If it is then just go here :   http://www.pclinuxos.com/forum/index.php/topic,66823.0.html
 
 Just make the necessary changes to match your service provider