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Did you confirm if your LG Cookie was really recognized as a modem and it is running on ttyUSB0? dmesg command and lsusb command may give some help.
If you don't know how read their output, paste here so we can help.
Did you confirm if your LG Cookie was really recognized as a modem and it is running on ttyUSB0? dmesg command and lsusb command may give some help.
If you don't know how read their output, paste here so we can help.
Regards,
please provide me full procedure for this(A to Z)...its urgent...
thnx
I just ran a command on my terminal:
dmesg |grep tty
And then I found this answer together with a couple other
[24898.296782] usb 1-1: GSM modem (1-port) converter now attached to ttyUSB0
[24898.297513] usb 1-1: GSM modem (1-port) converter now attached to ttyUSB1
it may help,
what i did on fedora 13 is: [using nokia 6300 classic]
connect and pair my phone through blue-tooth,and then it ask me if i want to use internet via my phone,,then i manually set up the setting,and that's it
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