Open TheSentry opened 4 years ago
I forgot to mention: The device manager in Windows 10 says that the WWAN module is connected via USB.
It seems that this is the same for various AMD based models (see #24). On my T495 the USB device does not appear after the script, either. Windows driver uses some kind of PCIe to USB translation layer, that may be the reason why the device manager shows the modem as connected via USB...
First of all, thank for the great work so far. It's a pitty that it doesn't work for me though.
I've got a Lenovo ThinkPad A285 for work a few months ago, I flashed the BIOS to v1.41 today. LTE is working fine under Windows 10, I can surf the internet there.
I'm on Linux Mint 19.2 Cinnamon with a 5.0.0-36 kernel
I installed
acpi_call_dkms
viaapt
. This is my output before executing the script:I know from previous attempts that it is 05:00.0
No modems are found so far. This is the output when executing the xmm7360 script:
So far, so good, the PCI device 05:00.0 is gone, but no new USB device appears
Is there anything else I can try?