Vodafone Mobile Connect Card driver for Linux:

3G Device Manager for Linux. It has been tested with the following 3G devices:

- Option GT 3G+ EMEA (a.k.a Nozomi)
- Huawei E620 (Kernel paniks on kernels > 2.18.4)
- Huawei E220 (Properly supported after 2.6.20)
- Huawei E270 (Properly supported after 2.6.20)
- Option Colt (It's recommended to disable PIN, it has a rather buggy fw)

Not (officially) supported devices:

- Option GlobeSurfer Icon (plugin contributed by Simone Tolotti)
- Option GT Fusion (plugin contributed by Stefano Rivera)
- Option GT Fusion Quad Lite (plugin contributed by Stefano Rivera)
- Option GT Max 3.6 (plugin contributed by kgb0y)
- Novatel U630 (plugin written by Pablo Marti with help from Andrew Gee)
- Novatel U740 (plugin written by Adam King)



This software should work (in theory) with any device that follows the
relevants GSM and 3G specs. Nonetheless, every device is different and it may
not work in an untested device. Try it at your own risk. If you speak Python
and feel venturous you could get involved by supporting a new device / Distro
or even new OS.

LICENSE

Vodafone Mobile Connect Card driver for Linux is distributed under the GPLv2.
See the LICENSE file for more details.

FAQ

0 .- Does it works with other operators?

   Yes, despite the Vodafone branding this is an operator agnostic application

1 .- Vodafone Mobile Connect Card driver for Linux fails horribly with my OS

   This application has been tested on the following distros:
     - Ubuntu 6.10+/Guadalinex v4+
     - OpenSuSe 10.3
     - Fedora 7

   You can find instructions of how to add a new OS/Distro in the doc/guide dir

2 .- Vodafone Mobile Connect Card driver for Linux fails horribly with my device

   See the README file for the list of supported devices. You can find
   instructions of how to add a new device in the doc/guide dir