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    More Toughbook Linux

    Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by kopcicle, Apr 8, 2013.

  1. kopcicle

    kopcicle Notebook Enthusiast

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    Note: Rick . Jeff if this belongs elsewhere have at it ...

    Activating the Sierra Wireless AirCard 595 on Not-Windows

    sudo apt-get install screen
    screen /dev/ttyUSB0 9600

    the extended Hayes instruction set is at the end of that page(s)

    my results

    OK
    ATI0
    Manufacturer: Sierra Wireless, Inc.
    Model: MC5725 Rev 2.0 (2)
    Revision: p2006001,52682 [Apr 26 2007 09:57:49]
    APPL: SWI6800_FP.00.60.01 2007/04/26 11:14:44
    BOOT: SWI6800_FP.00.60.01 2007/04/26 11:14:44
    QCOM: SWI6800_FP.00.60.01 2007/04/26 11:14:44
    SWID: SWI6800_FP.00.60.01 2007/04/26 11:14:44 [GENERIC_00]
    USBD: SWI6800_FP.00.60.01 2007/04/26 11:14:44 [GENERIC_00]
    USB VID: 0x1199 PID: 0x0020
    ESN: 0x6088146F
    +GCAP: +CIS707-A, CIS-856, CIS-856-A, +MS, +ES, +DS, +FCLASS

    OK
    ATI1
    Manufacturer: Sierra Wireless, Inc.
    Model: MC5725 Rev 2.0 (2)
    Revision: p2006001,52682 [Apr 26 2007 09:57:49]
    APPL: SWI6800_FP.00.60.01 2007/04/26 11:14:44
    BOOT: SWI6800_FP.00.60.01 2007/04/26 11:14:44
    QCOM: SWI6800_FP.00.60.01 2007/04/26 11:14:44
    SWID: SWI6800_FP.00.60.01 2007/04/26 11:14:44 [GENERIC_00]
    USBD: SWI6800_FP.00.60.01 2007/04/26 11:14:44 [GENERIC_00]
    USB VID: 0x1199 PID: 0x0020
    ESN: 0x6088146F
    +GCAP: +CIS707-A, CIS-856, CIS-856-A, +MS, +ES, +DS, +FCLASS

    OK
    AT$QCMIPGETP
    Profile:0 Enabled
    NAI:[email protected]
    Home Addr:0.0.0.0
    Primary HA:255.255.255.255
    Secondary HA:255.255.255.255
    MN-AAA SPI:2
    MN-HA SPI:300
    Rev Tun:1
    MN-AAA SS:Set
    MN-HA SS:Set

    OK
    AT~NAMVAL?0
    MDN: 2064373830
    MIN: 2062348602
    SID: 6
    NID: 65535

    ymmv thought I'd share feel free to share with the clan as the MDN and MIN , NID are inactive and from the previous user

    ~kop
     
  2. kopcicle

    kopcicle Notebook Enthusiast

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    bump just in case this got lost ;-)

    ~kop
     
  3. toughasnails

    toughasnails Toughbook Moderator Moderator

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    I think it would be better if we called this thread " More Toughbook Linux " instead of "More toughlinux" only because when I did a NBR search for your thread using "Linux" as a search it never came up . My guess it's because of the spelling. I will change it and see what happens.
     
  4. kopcicle

    kopcicle Notebook Enthusiast

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    Good call . I just wanted to get it out there . I got it to work on a HP Mini 1035R but haven't had the chance to bust into a sierra or such yet . The major reason being not having to go through actually installing M$ to get a card initialized

    ~kop
     
  5. SHEEPMAN!

    SHEEPMAN! Freelance

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    Gobi2000 is initialized like this from Linux:

    sudo echo "\$GPS_START" > /dev/ttyUSB1

    So this re-directs (>) the start command to the port where Gobi lives.

    Could there be a command to fire off the card that you are using?

    Note: my card lives on ttyUSB1.

    As I understand it Linux watches the ports................... when a GPS shows up it uses /udev and assigns it, but not for Gobi. Not sure what Linux does with WWAN.
    dmesg | tail #might show results if you start wwan after os is loaded. (Cycle the wireless switch)
    Random gatherings above. Good luck.

    J'd....no understanding of topic...just yapping...
     
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