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| DATE | 2011-01-15 |
| FROM | Michael L Richardson
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| SUBJECT | Re: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] Clear Serria 250 U working in debian
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It works without the virtual box being active. Originally I had planed
to install it on a virtual windows OS and connect though that. However
once I had the vista 32bit installed the 3G started working. Same with
the vista 64bit, the 4G started working. It connects using the Clear
connection I set up, and the Sprint 598U connection that the Debian NYC
set up. When I do the Cnet speed test the speeds is usually above 500kbps.
On 1/15/2011 5:46 AM, Kevin Mark wrote:
> On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 12:16:28AM -0500, mlr52-at-michaellrichardson.com wrote:
>
>> I have the Clear Serria 250 U usb modem (the 3G and 4G modem).
>>
>> I have the 4G+ working in Debian Squeeze with the EDU packaged installed. Not
>> sure what got it working. I am using Network manger app 0.8.1, I installed the
>> Clear Manger with wine. Then drivers, and CMApp, with wine. them I installed a
>> virtual box, installed vista 32bit, the 3G started working. Went online
>> downloaded Oracle 64bit virtual box, installed vista 64 bit. I shut down my
>> laptop (had to do something). When I booted up the virtual box would not start
>> (I got an error message), but the 4G light was on. I know there are others
>> trying to get it working in the GNU/Linux OS, any ideas who I should get in
>> touch with about this?
>>
>>
> I'd be curious as if you need to have any Win apps to start or use the modem?
> Of if you had to use any win apps to setup the device.
> I'd be cool to bring that down to the next Debian Novice night and have folks
> see what magic you did to get it to work and maybe figure out a win-less way to
> do it. Or do you have any notes from your journey to share to the Debian folks?
> -Kev
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