Try this:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 421#747421
In this thread, a couple of users have confirmed it works:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=97872
I am still connecting this way at random times when wired Internet is out of service or too slow to get simple tasks done.
How to make ZTE MF667 3g modem work in Tahrpup 6?
3G USB dongle, mobile phone as modem
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I came across this post: https://www.lourdas.name/blog/zte-mf667 ... -and-linux But it says: "For these instructions to work, the kernel must be configured to include support for Multi-purpose USB Networking Framework (Device Drivers -> Network device support -> USB Network Adapters), the module is called usbnet and CDC Ethernet support (which is under the previous key, Multi-purpose USB Networking Framework), the module is called cdc_ether. Having these compiled in or as modules, will make this 3G modem work flawlessly."
how do I check this in puppy please. I don't know any linux commands to check those system requirements.
how do I check this in puppy please. I don't know any linux commands to check those system requirements.
Try:
It works in slacko 6.3.0 32 bit and kernel 3.14.55. I don't know about tahr 6.0.5.
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modprobe cdc_ether
modprobe usbnet
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Appreciate you all for your help but I'll just buy a linux-support modem. I'd advice enyone else not to waste their time with this type of nonsense but rather do some research before purchasing modem(s) to ensure they will work on linux based computers.