Modem 3G support for GSM free internet - HELP

Hello
I just received SIM card for free GSM internet access. This card has TS11 (Tele Service: Telephony) blocked and only BS 70 (Bearer Service number 70) enabled for data transmission.
Because TS11 blocked Nokia Booklet modem is not registering to the gsm network, no signal strength is displayed. How to make internal modem working?

Hi,
In order to convert the USB output of a mobile broadband modem to Ethernet, a special adapter (similar to this one) would be needed. Make sure that the USB modem in question is supported.
A dedicated mobile broadband router (such as this, this or this), in a wired (LAN) combination with the AirPort Express, could possibly be another way.
Jan

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5. Do you still use any closed source programs that are not available for Linux?
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7. What do you think motivates others to contribute to the community?
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13. If you provide support on forums such as these, why do it for free?
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hockeyfighter09 wrote:1. How long have you been using Linux?
Roughly 3 years, with about 2 of those full-time. Tried out for 6 months a couple of years before that, but didn't stick.
hockeyfighter09 wrote:2. How did you learn/find out about Linux?
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hockeyfighter09 wrote:3. Why have you chosen Linux over other operating systems available?
Frustration with fixing Windows. Most of that came from my tinkering with it with a bunch of patches/hacks/cracks etc, necessitating a reformat every few months. Oh, and viruses would pop-up once in a while. Mac was always out of my budget (was a student, am still not done with my post-grad).
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hockeyfighter09 wrote:7. What do you think motivates others to contribute to the community?
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