I can get this to work on Ubuntu, and the settings are different here. If anyone has Ubuntu working, can you tell me what you have for these settings:
Basic:
Number: *777 (#777 didn´t work either)
Username: Mynumber@vzw4g.com
Password: vzw
Advanced:
APN: vqwinternet
Network ID: <blank>
Type: Any
PIN: <blank>
Any suggestions? The modem is working, and Ubuntu clearly is trying to connect, but it times out.
Thanks!
I see you're safely on 4G, so you shouldn't have all the problems we're working on on the links below.
I'm using Ubuntu 10.10 64-bit @ 4G with little trouble. Here's my settings:
default phone : *99#, APN: vzwinternet Password:{edited for privacy} Your connect type should be : Any
Much of the information that Verizon needs is wired into your SIM chip; User Name etc.. And Willz99 has covered it in detail elsewhere. You can manipulate those settings by following what we learned from IreBlue here:
Be sure to read to the end because I offered some wrong info in places.
more related links:
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But I'm still having peculiar clunky problems: If the signal drops Ubuntu disconnects (VZAccess forgives).
I have to check the Enable BroadBand checkbox (right-click Connections) when it's offered, When it's not offered all I know to do is re-load. I've found that the Ubuntu works AFTER I've connected in my XP partition - Which begs the issue, Why am I bothering with Ubuntu?
A bunch of us are working on getting Linux distro's to work with the Pantech290 in 3G territory. Help out.
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