How to install and configure huwaie e220 to redhat interprise 5?
Hello all,
thanks for best web site and nice assistance. I'm a new on da linux network, wanna to install redhat interprise 5 but I have to format ma x windows first ( for ever ), but I have to know how to install and configure ma modem first ( Huwaie E220 ) to be in touch with da network . Thanks. |
seeing as RHEL 5.6 ( the current in the 5 series )
or RHEL 6.0 - the current , are NOT free and you MUST have a license that you bought try the red hat web site rhel is very well documented there. http://www.redhat.com/support/ |
well, thanks John.
I have also a DVD for Centos could you please help me about ma modem steps of insallation and configuration? |
a usb dongle in rhel5.5/5.6 or cent 5.5 will be "fun" to say the least
the current ubuntu or fedora or SUSE will auto detect it but rhel ( a server distro) on a laptop ??? fun fun fun see http://arindamlahiri.wordpress.com/2...inux-5-rhel-5/ you will need to change the kernel - not an easy task in rhel have a look at google http://www.google.com/linux?hl=en&ei...&start=10&sa=N |
Huawei E160/E220 in Slackware 13.0 (solution)
To get your USB dongle (Huawei E160 or Huawei E220) to work: (Slackware Linux 13.0 - kernel 2.6.38.6 but may work on other linux versions)
Step 1: Ensure PPP is compiled into your kernel Step 2: Ensure that you kernel does not spew any errors or does not panic (see kernel compilation howto in /usr/doc/Linux-HOWTOs) Step 3: Ensure that your kernel supports USB storage Step 3a: Ensure that kernel supports USB-Serial (generic usb_serial driver should work) Step 4: obtain software called comgt (http://sourceforge.net/projects/comgt/) Step 5: Boot your computer (LOL!) Step 6: At command prompt login (duh!) Step 7: su as root user (login as regular user, issue command "su" and put root password - risky to login directly as root) Step 8: Uncompress comgt.032.tgz (tar -xvzf comgt.032.tgz) Step 9: Build the comgt and install comgt Step 10:Insert Huawei modem Step 11: Huawei modem shall be detected as CD-ROM drive (/dev/sr1 or /dev/sdb) instead of a 3g modem (check using "dmesg") Step 12: To switch modes of modem from CD-ROM to a modem, you need to eject the Huawei CD-ROM device using the command (eject /dev/sr1 or eject /dev/sdb or eject /dev/<whatever is in you dmesg>) Step 13: To switch modes of huawei modem, use comgt "comgt -x -d /dev/-usb device-" where -usb device- is ttyUSB0 or ttyUSB1 -- e.g. "comgt -x -d /dev/ttyUSB0" Some message should display giving you the network provide name and the signal strength! Step 14: Point /dev/modem to your Huawei modem at e.g. /dev/ttyUSB0. If /dev/modem does not exist, then create it LOL! "ln -s /dev/ttyUSB0 /dev/modem" Step 15: Exit as root user and login as regular user! (if using "su" simply type exit) Step 16: Start your dialer program - wvdial or kppp Step 17: Konfigure your dialer and dial! Step 18: A new device "ppp0" will be listed in list of networking hardware (check this using "ifconfig") Step 19: Make sure your put your DNS server addresses in "/etc/resolv.conf" in format "nameserver -DNS server-" where -DNS server- is ip address of DNS server of your ISP Step 20: Enjoy surfing! -END- |
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