Date: Sun, 2 Jul 2006 12:16:19 +0200 From: m.apitz@oclcpica.org To: freebsd-mobile@freebsd.org Subject: 6.0-REL && pcmcia card Option N.V. Fusion UMTS Quad-GPRS Message-ID: <20060702101619.GA1128@rebelion.Sisis.de>
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Hello,
I'm now already using for a while the above PCMCIA card to connect
to the UMTS network and it works mostly fine and as it should. For
more details about the hacked usb/uftdi.c driver see the old thread
5.4-REL && pcmcia card Option N.V. Fusion UMTS Quad-GPRS
The remaining problems are:
1 because of the lack of documentation I don't see/know any way
to disable the book-in into the UMTS network; maybe there is
no other way at all than pulling out the PCMCIA card from the
slot; after providing the pin once it remains and this causes
a little problem in the pppd chat script:
'' AT
OK\r\n at_opsys=1,2
#
# We can not send down the PIN twice, it gives 'ERROR' 2nd time;
# so we're just expecting an 'O' as response which is part of 'OK'
# and 'ERROR' as well, what a dirty hack. :-((
# How we can logout the SIM from UMTS?
#
OK\r\n at+cpin="xxxxxxxx"
O AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","web.vodafone.de"
OK\r\n ATD*99***1#
'CONNECT 384000'
ie. if you start pppd again (after terminating it with SIGTERM)
the chat will complain with '+CME ERROR: operation not allowed'
on sending the pin because the card is already booked in into UMTS;
2 pulling out the PCMCIA card gives always a PANIC with the messages:
uhub5: detached
usb5: detached
ohci0: detached
All threads purged from cuaU0
All threads purged from ttyU0
and after some seconds
ucom0: detached
(null): at uhub6 port 1 (addr 2) disconnected
Fatal trap 12: page fault
...
current process: 49 (cbb0)
OK, one could live with that and bring the system to halt before
pulling out the card. But it would be nicer to fix it, any ideas?
matthias
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