USB serial high speed patch

Is it really necessary to flash this new firmware, or is there a way to stick with olegs and use the E220 at full speed?

Thinking of the time put in my router configuration gives me a headache ;)

Thanks!

I have made everything klokancz said. But the speed (data transfer) is still limited to 384 kbps. If connecting the E220 to PC I get 1100-1200 kpbs.
I installed the latest firmware 1,67 on my ASUS.

Could anyone help please!? :(

Which firmware should reside inside Huawei ??
I've got the 11.117.08.00.00....

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Originally Posted by neo_tester

Finally understand how to import files correctly...

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Could you pls share it with us then ?

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Could you pls share it with us then ?

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this file is attached to klokancz's last post.
Did you upload it to your router ?

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Originally Posted by geezerpl

I have made everything klokancz said. But the speed (data transfer) is still limited to 384 kbps. If connecting the E220 to PC I get 1100-1200 kpbs.
I installed the latest firmware 1,67 on my ASUS.

Could anyone help please!? :(

Which firmware should reside inside Huawei ??
I've got the 11.117.08.00.00....

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I don't think that firmware of Huawei has anything to do with your speed.
Maybe you use wrong APN? Some providers has more of them, like the Austrian One.at... Call to your provider and check that.

I've tried this my own and it worked like a charm :D
Thank you very much.

But 2 things are bugging me:

1. Is the connection terminated automatically if the connection is not used, or established if needed?
2. The speed tested with www.giganews.com speedtester showed about 360-500 kbs. seems a bit low for the correct configured maximum.

Thank you in advance!
Ant9

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Originally Posted by klokancz

Running solution:

1. Download latest firmware from http://koppel.cz/cdmawifi/download/
   . Flash it by web admin interface "Firmware upgrade".
   
2. After restart of Asus choose through the web interface "USB Connection" -> * "User defined".
   
3. Upload attached file dial.huawei.tar.gz on "USB Connection" -> "User Dial-Up Files".
   
4. Setup your provider username/password/apn/number in "USB Connection" -> "User Dial-Up Config". Get that info from your provider or maybe down on this page
   

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I've tried the solution posted by klokancz and it works with a Huawei E220.
But i've tried with a Huawei E270 and not work. Any solution for this?

Thank you in advance

Perhaps different usb vid/pid.

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Originally Posted by engy

Perhaps different usb vid/pid.

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You can explain this?
I can modify usb vid/pid?

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Originally Posted by pion71

You can explain this?
I can modify usb vid/pid?

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Look in /proc/bus/usb/devices if the modem is catched by serial driver. I think E270 has two serial lines, so try the second one (/dev/usb/tts/1)

You can also try

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serialcomm /dev/usb/tts/0 ATI
serialcomm /dev/usb/tts/1 ATI

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You can help me to do this? I'm a newbie and i don't know how try the second one (/dev/usb/tts/1).

I must to modify the dial.huawei.tar file or i must to connect via telnet to WL500?

Please help me.

Thank you very much

Yes you can modify dial.huawei.tar od directly /usr/local/dial/gprs file and then store to flashfs

Try it with same result:

Connect script failed.

Any solution?

We have new firmware version 1.68 based on Oleg's 1.9.2.7-8 with this new features :

* USB stack from kernel 2.4.35.4
* Native support for Huawei E220 modem
* USB vid/pid/packetsize can be set for user USB devices
* User AT command for dialup connection
* Support for UMTS interface of AnyDATA ADU-630WH modem (set 3 in USB device id)
* Changing of WEB port for internal network - default 80
* Update DDNS once a day

http://koppel.cz/cdmawifi/english/

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Originally Posted by Denoud

I felt that I had to reply, because I couldn't find a solution anywhere on the net and there must be someone that still have this problem.

This is how I got the Huawei E220 to work at full speed (3.6 / 7.2 Mbit/s). No patches are needed, just configuration.


I flashed the wl-500gP with http://koppel.cz/cdmawifi/download/166/

* In Connection Mode (USB Connection) I choose Dial-Up and entered the vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1003 and to dial *99#.

It now works but max out at 20kb/s.


* Now change the connection mode to User Defined.

* Telnet to the wl-500gP.

* Copy the files from /tmp/ppp/dialup to /usr/local/dial.

* Alter the file /usr/local/dial/update, replace "/tmp/ppp/dialup/" with "/usr/local/dial/"

* Alter the file /usr/local/dial/dial at row 6 to
"insmod usbserial vendor=$(nvram get dialup_vid) product=$(nvram get dialup_pid) maxpacketsize=4096"
(I think this is the trick, the maxpacketsize)

* Alter the file /usr/local/dial/dialup. Replace "115200" with "921600". (dunno if this is important)

That's it.

To save it all.

flashfs save
flashfs commit
flashfs enable

and

reboot

Now in the system log:
Jan 1 00:00:44 kernel: usbserial.c: Generic converter detected
Jan 1 00:00:44 kernel: usbserial.c: Buffer size for bulk_in is 4096 modem reports 64
Jan 1 00:00:44 kernel: usbserial.c: Buffer size for bulk_out is 4096 modem reports 64
Jan 1 00:00:44 kernel: usbserial.c: Generic converter now attached to /dev/usb/tts/0


I now max out at 650kb/s. Much more pleasant :)


/David.

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Hi David I've got an E220 Huawei running Ubuntu.

can you indicate which download works on the page you reference.. there's about half a dozen. also by the word 'flash' do u mean simply 'install'. I've tried setting up the E220 using wvdial to no avail. Cant seem to get all the settings right. any input would really help..

thanks and happy new year.

Rod

i have an asus wl500gp v2 with a huawei e180. i can't configure to connect to internet . i use koppel. please help me....
thanks