Experience of Huawei 1260 Nic In ubuntu10.10

Some experiences of the Huawei 1260 network adapter in ubuntu10.10-general Linux technology-Linux technology and application information. The following is a detailed description. This type of NIC is only for reference when you prefer open-source systems.
Configuration: Shenzhou notebook A550-i3 cpu i3 2.13G memory 1Gx2 DDR3 1066 M hard drive west 320G 5400 to 8 M cache motherboard P55 graphics card GT240M 1024 M
System: ubuntu10.10 (G desktop and K desktop dual desktop) Windows 7 dual systems are 64-bit
NIC: Huawei EC1260 supports 3G network CDMA network
1. Networking on G Desktop
After installing the system, insert the NIC. There is a choice for the usb port. The eSATA/usb port of my laptop can be identified under win7 and connected to the network successfully, however, inserting eSATA/usb ports in ubuntu can be identified but cannot be connected at all times. We recommend that you replace other usb ports. After the first network adapter is inserted into ubuntu, wait for a while and the system will prompt the network connection in the top-right corner of the desktop. Click forward all the way. Select china in the middle. It seems that three or four steps are required to select china, if you cannot remember it clearly, you will be prompted to complete the process. Click it, and then click the network connection icon (left mouse button) in the upper-right corner of the desktop. The china Connection English is displayed below, the Network icon is a newly selected connection, such as the National Geographic. The Network icon will show an animated connection, and a symbol like the signal strength of the mobile phone will appear for a moment, that is, the connection is successful. Here, by the way, we will mention the problem of the previous port selection. If the port selection is incorrect, you can also identify the NIC, or you can see the connection animation icon, that is, the connection fails. I have tried it many times.
2. Networking on K Desktop
My K desktop was installed later, and the first version was ubuntu. Later I wanted to have a try, So I installed K desktop on the default G desktop, K desktop is a little troublesome. After running K desktop, the network card is also inserted, K desktop will display the mobile phone connection icon in the lower right corner (while G desktop is in the upper right corner), click the mobile phone icon, select Edit connection, select mobile connection, select new connection, and select manually (automatically select not available). All the way forward, K wallet will pop up in the middle and enter the password as prompted, after the creation is successful, a small change is required. It is very simple. Click the new mobile phone connection, click Edit, select the number, enter #777, click the application, and then click OK, return to the bottom-right corner of the desktop, click the mobile phone icon, and click new mobile phone connection. If the mobile phone icon shows a red circle, the connection fails. Click Next, generally. The K desktop connection method is purely based on the G desktop idea and does not want to succeed.
Good luck and success! Only personal experience, hope to provide reference for everyone.