P780 network doesn't work

Hello, both my mobile networks fall away. I have no connection anymore. Something the connection returns. In an other phone the simcards work well. Does anyone no this problem and knows a solution. Gr jwb

Hello, both my mobile networks fall away. I have no connection anymore. Something the connection returns. In an other phone the simcards work well. Does anyone no this problem and knows a solution. Gr jwb

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    Trying to use dhcpcd like the instructions here did not work.  By some chance, one attempt did work and while it did, I downloaded and installed dhclient.  After that one successful attempt, renewing the DHCP lease via dhcpcd did not work again.
    Luckily though, I found that running "dhclient eth0" worked.  My DHCP settings seemed to have somehow gotten messed up after my initial, problematic hibernate to the point where none would stick, even after a reboot.  Manually typing in "dhclient eth0" would get eth0 working, so I decided to add it to the bottom of /etc/rc.local, like in the example on the networking page.
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