Open blee0518 opened 4 years ago
Hi. I am interested in your answer. Did you succeed in?
I was able to fix. I dont have all information off hand but i had to reset the EM modem to look like a MC version. I ran a script file i found online.
I suggest reaching out to the libqmi community. And asking them they are very active. https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/libqmi/
Best of luck.
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I am having issues with EM7455. I used
.rules
to make sure device ATTRs use qmi_wwan driver it shows inlsusb -t
that modem is using these drivers. Running latest firmware update for ATT, and have tried GENERICWhen running
qmi-network /dev/cdc-wdmX start
I get :When I try to run Start-network manually, i get this response:
If I remove the .rules file from running giving the port mbim_wwan, I have been able to run
mbim-network /dev/cdc-wdmX start
and get a network start successfully, but I am not able to get an IP address.This modem would be the second modem I am running on my Debian device, the primary(working) one now is MC7455 with qmi and raw-ip. I am able to get DHCP address with this modem fine.
Can you help with fixing in either way?