[SOLVED] NetworkManager will not connect to Mobile Broadband (o2)

I cannot get Networkmanager to connect to mobile broadband (o2).
Everything works fine if I open a terminal, do "sudo wvdial o2", minimize it, and then open Firefox.
Networkmanager (nm-applet) shows the connection to o2, but if I select it, it just instantly responds with "Network Disconnected". I have checked the settings for the mobile broadband connection, and they are the same as in wvdial.
I have also tried logging in as root, and tried from there, but I still get the same resuilt.
I would be very grateful for any help with this problem.
Last edited by myrlin (2011-03-17 20:00:29)

As if by magic, the latest updates have solved the problem. I've no idea how, but everything is now working perfectly.
Thanks to everyone who has taken the time to think about this problem for me.

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[Solved] NetworkManager does not connect wlan interface to my WLAN

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Last edited by Watnuss (2013-03-29 13:58:40)

Watnuss wrote:Ok I found the issue. net-auto-wireless was started automatically and thus NetworkManager couldn't be started properly. Disabling net-auto-wireless and enabling NetworkManager worked for me.
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I'd be thankful if you could help me.
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[ 1300.912840] option1 ttyUSB2: usb_wwan_indat_callback: resubmit read urb failed. (-2)
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[ 1303.520436] hub 4-0:1.0: Cannot enable port 3. Maybe the USB cable is bad?
[ 1304.387195] hub 4-0:1.0: Cannot enable port 3. Maybe the USB cable is bad?
[ 1304.387273] usb 4-3: USB disconnect, device number 20
[ 1304.993295] usb 4-3: new high-speed USB device number 22 using ehci-pci
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Last edited by stecklars (2014-01-23 18:50:45)

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I live in Sweden. Had my S860 for 3 years and it has been working fine but some months ago it was not connecting on mobile network with crome and play store. Restart and it could work for some time the it was gone again. At the same time Hotspot, skype and OS update is working fine. Got a new sim card i november but it did not help. This was going more and more bad and finally it did not work at all. Tried to reverse OS a few steps back and still not working. So i tought that it was something to do with hardware. Now i bought a Vibe X2. Away from sweden for the moment (Saudi Arabia) but this one does the same when I try to connect. OS update working but Crome says ssl error and Play Store just wont connect. Saw some forums said it might be time and date that was wrong so i tried to change to local format but it was the same. My S860 i was waiting for 6 month before i could buy it (not for sale in Sweden) in Saudi. Haas been very pleased with it so now when it has been messing with me i had no problem to buy a new Lenovo phone. This time just waiting 3 month before i could buy it in Saudi. Hope this is something I can get some help to solve. /Nils

Hi Ragge
Can you tell me your firmware build number(for the S820 and Vibe x2) and Baseband version(for the S820)?Settings->About phone....
''Had my S860 for 3 years and it has been working fine.....Sorry, checked and it is a S820 i have.''
The S820 has been relesed in May 2013.
''Tried to reverse OS a few steps back...''
How did you do that?.
Can you install THIS ->Open the app->MTK Settings->Telephony/BandMode->SIM 1(Do the same for SIM2) and make a screenshot(Power&Volume-) ->post the screenshot here.Thanks
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Ethernet has self assigned IP Address,will not connect to internet?

Ethernet has a self assigned IP Address and will not connect to the internet.
I am on - Mac os X - 10.7.5
Using a BT Broadband Router, my power mac is connected to the network via TP-Link Plug POWERLINE. This has worked great for ever!
A week ago, my web connection dropped, network settings say "Ethernet 1 is active and has a self assigned IP Address and will not connect to the internet"
This seems to be a popular thread and I have followed all the answers I can find and the problem remains.
I also run a Powerbook on the wireless internet and other appliances such as, iPads, iPhones, and the wireless is fine.
My sky box and Xbox 360 (both ethernet via TP-Link) also have NO connection.
When I turn my laptops wireless off and try the ethernet cable (tried a new one too) instead, there is the same SELF-ASSIGNED IP ADDRESS issue.
This point me to the router or TP-Link network. I have replaced the router, same errors.
On my Powermac I have -
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Tried swapping from DCHP, DCHP Manual and renewing lease etc.
Could anyone help at all? I am lost now as how to solve the problems.
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I am not experienced in networks, this is driving me mad now!
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A

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Select the Location you use at home
You may need to click the Padlock bottom left at this point if it's locked, enter the admin password to unlock
In the left hand column drag the Ethernet connection to the top of the list and remove any you don't use
Click the Advanced button bottom right
Click the TCP/IP Tab
Set Configure IPv4 to Using DHCP
Click OK bottom right and you should see the Router IP number appear and a unique but similar one for your Mac
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