Dj wrote:
>> What (if anything) did you have to do to get the 3G card working in
> Linux. I've been considering getting one, but haven't seen many good
> reports on the Linux compatibility. What distro, etc are you using it
> with.
Hi Dj
Check out
http://ergonomica.wordpress.com/2006/05/05/pcmcia-3ggprs-connection-on-ubuntu-with-a-huawei-e600/
I have it set up on Ubuntu Dapper. I was very limited in my options for
broadband so I went with this, and am reasonably
happy with it. I miss my IBB 4mb line though.
For general browsing and and emails it's great. For the flash and
videos, like google video it can be slow.
If you have to upload anything, forget about it as it is to slow.
Dave
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