Using a356 wireless network adapter in Linux

 

I have offered a discount of RMB per month for 15 Gbit/s of mobile devices for one year, regardless of the speed. After all, it's cheap!

After returning home, I found that the network card only supports several Windows operating systems. Looking at the fact that I have installed linux ubuntu10.04 in a daze...

However, the sky is no stranger, and after some efforts, it is still successful, and the Internet can be connected! In theory, this method should also support other deb linux systems,

The solution is as follows.

 

1. First download the required script, address: http://up.2cto.com/2011/1215/20111215022829805.rar

The sudo permission is required to decompress the package and place it in the corresponding system location.

 

/Etc/chatscripts/3g

/Etc/ppp/peers/3g

/Home/user_name/g3 Note: user_name is the user's home directory

2. Check whether your computer has an optical drive. If there is no optical drive, you need to modify the g3 script a little. If you have an optical drive, skip this step.

Sudo gedit./g3

Locate location

Eject/dev/sr1

Change

Eject/dev/sr0

Save changes

3. Insert the wireless network adapter and execute the g3 script.

Sudo./g3

Wait patiently...

The prompt "dial-up is complete. Start your pleasant online trip"

Then you can observe that the indicator on your wireless network card has changed from red to green.

It should have been connected to the Internet.

 

Another question in the novel is that Firefox's offline work has been checked.

If you click Firefox and find that you cannot access the Internet, click "file"> "offline work" and deselect the check box,

It seems that when you open Firefox again, you need to cancel this check again.

 

All right, start surfing!

 

From retired scholars