Hi,
unfortunately my N900s screen is broken (doesn't display anything and doesn't react to touch anymore). The phone itself is still working and I can connect via ssh over wifi. For the time being, I just want to use N900 as an USB UMTS modem. The problem is, that I can not enter PC-Suite Mode when connecting via USB, because the dialog is not visible...
Is there any other way to enter PC-Suite Mode?
I read the Maemo PC Connectivity Tutorial and also the page about USB-Networking but I could not find any hints in there.
Thanks for any help,
velolala
Update: This is solved now, please have a look at #6 and #9.
I think you could see the screen on the television using tv-cable.
Thanks a lot for your response! I know about that, but then I still can't touch the screen, can I?
One possible solution I could think of is to call the selection binary via ssh-X-forwarding. But since I'm planning to use the modem away from my home wifi, I won't be able to do that every time, or it would be a huge pita...
I hope that there is some /proc or d-bus switch that controls the different modes?
Hey, if I remember correctly, on one of following locations:
/usr/sbin/
/usr/bin/
... is a script or binary, with name corresponding to pc-suite. My unverified guess is that, by invoking this file from x-term You could enter PC-Suite mode, when connected physically via USB cable.
If that is not the case, I'm sorry to say You must wait for someone knowledgeable to enter this thread. I'm 1005 sure it is possible via xTerm.
with these I'm able to access the usbmoden once again. Thanks so much!
I wrote a script, that does the module manipulation. I will now try to cron that to run every few minutes. That is a quick and dirty solution, but should do the job.
What I didn't found out yet, is how to manipulate the modem settings on the n900 through the command line. Is the selection of 2G/3G switching also done by inserting/removing modules?
(@mod: should I rather open a new thread for this question, because the original one is solved?)
with these I'm able to access the usbmoden once again. Thanks so much!
I wrote a script, that does the module manipulation. I will now try to cron that to run every few minutes. That is a quick and dirty solution, but should do the job.
What I didn't found out yet, is how to manipulate the modem settings on the n900 through the command line. Is the selection of 2G/3G switching also done by inserting/removing modules?
(@mod: should I rather open a new thread for this question, because the original one is solved?)
I think it is some dbus stuff, look in the source code of 2g/3g selection applet(whatever the package name is) on how to do this.
