Cat Cdma Cc650

[Shah Jahan]

Running Ubuntu 8.04.1 i386 (Hardy Heron), Linux 2.6.24-19-generic

any ideas how to get the CAT CDMA CCU-650 to work?

[Shah Jahan]

Nobody?

Well I will be getting a New laptop in the next few weeks and want to run Ubuntu exclusively- however I am locked into the CAT CDMA as there is no other (reliable) internet where I live -

meaning I will pay someone who thinks they could hack and install the CDMA to work with Ubuntu.

I can meet in Chaing mai and it will be sometime in August.

any takers?

[niller74]

Nobody?

Well I will be getting a New laptop in the next few weeks and want to run Ubuntu exclusively- however I am locked into the CAT CDMA as there is no other (reliable) internet where I live -

meaning I will pay someone who thinks they could hack and install the CDMA to work with Ubuntu.

I can meet in Chaing mai and it will be sometime in August.

any takers?

Shouldn't be that hard, but I have no experience with CDMA.

[Gary A]

I'd advise you to ask the dealer to hook it up for you. If he is unable to do it, and I'd say that is VERY likely, you should plan on using Windows.

[Shah Jahan]

Nobody?

Well I will be getting a New laptop in the next few weeks and want to run Ubuntu exclusively- however I am locked into the CAT CDMA as there is no other (reliable) internet where I live -

meaning I will pay someone who thinks they could hack and install the CDMA to work with Ubuntu.

I can meet in Chaing mai and it will be sometime in August.

any takers?

Shouldn't be that hard, but I have no experience with CDMA.

Thanks - I will contact you when the time is closer.

[slackula]

I'd advise you to ask the dealer to hook it up for you. If he is unable to do it, and I'd say that is VERY likely, you should plan on using Windows.

No offense but that's wrong. I got it running on Slackware pretty easily, I posted up the scripts here somewhere, I'll see if I can find the post.

Edit: here's the thread:

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Cmotech-Ccu-...nn-t177116.html

Edited July 30, 2008 by slackula

[niller74]

I'd advise you to ask the dealer to hook it up for you. If he is unable to do it, and I'd say that is VERY likely, you should plan on using Windows.

No offense but that's wrong. I got it running on Slackware pretty easily, I posted up the scripts here somewhere, I'll see if I can find the post.

Edit: here's the thread:

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Cmotech-Ccu-...nn-t177116.html

Nice little guide...

Just about how I would have gone about it.

If you for some reason dont want to use openDNS add 'usepeerdns' to the options file.

[Shah Jahan]

I'd advise you to ask the dealer to hook it up for you. If he is unable to do it, and I'd say that is VERY likely, you should plan on using Windows.

you must be new here.

[Shah Jahan]

I'd advise you to ask the dealer to hook it up for you. If he is unable to do it, and I'd say that is VERY likely, you should plan on using Windows.

No offense but that's wrong. I got it running on Slackware pretty easily, I posted up the scripts here somewhere, I'll see if I can find the post.

Edit: here's the thread:

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Cmotech-Ccu-...nn-t177116.html

Nice little guide...

Just about how I would have gone about it.

If you for some reason dont want to use openDNS add 'usepeerdns' to the options file.

Ok- that looks like a decent guide. I will see where I can get with that.

[niller74]

I'd advise you to ask the dealer to hook it up for you. If he is unable to do it, and I'd say that is VERY likely, you should plan on using Windows.

No offense but that's wrong. I got it running on Slackware pretty easily, I posted up the scripts here somewhere, I'll see if I can find the post.

Edit: here's the thread:

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Cmotech-Ccu-...nn-t177116.html

Nice little guide...

Just about how I would have gone about it.

If you for some reason dont want to use openDNS add 'usepeerdns' to the options file.

Ok- that looks like a decent guide. I will see where I can get with that.

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