Difference between revisions of "Talk:Ericsson F3507g Mobile Broadband Module"
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to <tt>/dev/ttyACM1</tt> in <tt>minicom</tt>, ICCID should also be printed on your SIM. | to <tt>/dev/ttyACM1</tt> in <tt>minicom</tt>, ICCID should also be printed on your SIM. | ||
--[[User:newhren|newhren]] 11 April 2009 | --[[User:newhren|newhren]] 11 April 2009 | ||
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| + | Regarding the issue with the device disappearing under Windows Vista after using it with | ||
| + | Linux I had/have the same experience. The first time I assumed the card was broken and | ||
| + | sent the laptop to the Lenovo repair center which actually replaced it. With the new card, | ||
| + | the same things happened: after booting Linux and then booting Vista again, the device did | ||
| + | not appear in the device manager. However, I could enable it with | ||
| + | thinkpad_acpi under Linux. So it seems that when it is disabled using ACPI under Linux, | ||
| + | the Vista driver is not able to enable it. [[User:Robertj|Robertj]] 11:33, 28 August 2009 (UTC) | ||
Revision as of 12:33, 28 August 2009
If there is a way to query for IMEI and ICCID of the F3507g module under Linux, perhaps someone who knows how to do it could describe it here. I believe it applies to the subject very well. --Mloskot 17:19, 4 March 2009 (UTC)
you can get IMEI by sending
AT+CGSN
IMSI by sending
AT+CIMI
ICCID by sending
AT*E2SSN
to /dev/ttyACM1 in minicom, ICCID should also be printed on your SIM. --newhren 11 April 2009
Regarding the issue with the device disappearing under Windows Vista after using it with Linux I had/have the same experience. The first time I assumed the card was broken and sent the laptop to the Lenovo repair center which actually replaced it. With the new card, the same things happened: after booting Linux and then booting Vista again, the device did not appear in the device manager. However, I could enable it with thinkpad_acpi under Linux. So it seems that when it is disabled using ACPI under Linux, the Vista driver is not able to enable it. Robertj 11:33, 28 August 2009 (UTC)
