Author ArchiveThanks to the great work of Ganaël LAPLANCHE the hso driver and the hsoctl utility can, as of today, be installed through FreeBSD ports from comms/hso-kmod. Existing users should note that hsod has been renamed to hsoctl and that the utility now properly updates resolv.conf. Device IDs for the following devices have been added to the driver. However, this is completely untested, if you have any of these devices, please test and report if it works or not. Thank you.
May
04
2008
New version of hso and first version of a connection utilityPosted by fli in General, tags: FreeBSD, hsoI’ve uploaded a new version of the hso driver that fixes some minor bugs related to the TTYs. I’ve also added device ID for Option GlobeSurfer iCON 225 after some initial positive feedback. In addition to this I’ve published the first version of a connection utility (called hsod) that creates and maintains a UMTS/HSDPA connection and makes life a lot easier. The utility is still beta and requires some more work, for example I would like it to run in background so that it can be launched from devd when the interface is brought up (ifconfig hso0 up). Both the driver and the connection utility can be found at the hso page. This is a list of AT commands, or actually Hayes commands. This is not a complete list of all commands, instead if focuses mostly on commands that are needed for GPRS/3G/UMTS/HSDPA and a few other more “exotic” commands that aren’t too well known. I wrote this mainly for myself, but I figure other might find it useful as well. A while a go I bought a couple of solar panels from REUK and today I finally got around testing them outdoors (I had previously only tested them indoors with a lamp). These panels are rated at 6V, 250mA which makes them quite perfect for low-power outdoor micro controller applications (sensors for example) if they are combined with a re-chargeable battery (that can be tickled charged). The size of the panels are about 13×13 cm.
Apr
22
2008
First release of FreeBSD driver for Option HSDPA devicesPosted by fli in FreeBSD, tags: FreeBSD, hsdpa, hso, optionI’ve published the first public beta of my FreeBSD driver for Option HSDPA modems. The driver is still beta but have been successfully tested (and used) with a Option GlobeSurfer iCON 7.2 S device (using a Turbo 3G account from Tre/Hi3G Access Sweden). The driver is available for download together with instructions at the hso page. Please report successes and failures. |
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