My cardphone works now... The module was not properly compiled. I added it
directly to my kernel now:-) You don't need the patch any more...
You can use the phone nearly as good as with this useless dos-extension
("Windows") the nokia drivers are written for. The only problem is, that I
don't know how to answer calls. It is no problem to place a call, send sms
etc., but telling the phone to answer a call isn't possible with any software
I found...
Dialing in works now too (I still haven't tried fast connections...) The only
problem is, that I don't know how to configure my network to use the ppp
connection instead of my normally used Ethernet... When I dial in and try to
get my email it does nothing...
I feel quite ashame to ask that, but can anybody tell me how that works?:-) I
haven't used a modem of any kind for years... ;-)
Thanks
Max
On Tuesday 22 October 2002 11:37, Simon Hooper wrote:
> * On 21/10/02, Maximilian Pascher wrote:
> > I've got a Nokia Cardphone 2.0 and don't know how to configure/use it...
> > When I insert it into my PCMCIA-slot I get a high and a deep beep...
> > Cardinfo shows "serial or modem" but no device and
>
> I also have this pcmcia card. Unfortunately this is as far as I have
> got as I do not have a suitable sim card for mine yet. (As far as I am
> aware Orange are the only UK network to offer a HSCD service. I'm
> currently investigating the cheapest option for use with this card).
>
> I've found the following web page which details getting this thing
> working.
>
> http://www.eck.cz/eda/linux/ncp2/CardPhone-Linux.htm
>
> The page is quite old and contains a patch to serial_cs. I'm not sure
> if this is still necessary with more recent kernels/pcmcia-cs. I
> assume that if it announces a serial device on insert that you can use
> it "as is".
>
> The page also contains the correct init strings for using the card at
> different speeds.
>
> Please let me know how you get on with this as I shall be looking at
> it myself as soon as I get a sim card.
>
> HTH
>
> Simon.
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