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Hi
Wired connections should be detected and operated automatically
But USB modems have a problem with this
Please fix this problem.
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Connecting and detecting a wired device automatically is a convenience feature that you shouldn't really inherently rely on. Does it work if you configured it manually? Actual mobile modems are not expected to work automatically: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Instal … e_internet
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I feel that a USB modem like the Lan modem does not need to be configured
But Wi-Fi and smart phones need to be configured.
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USB modem like the Lan modem
That is a very vague description.
Are you referring to an usb to ethernet adapter ?
What is the brand and model of the device ?
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Are you referring to an usb to ethernet adapter ?
What is the brand and model of the device ?
usb modem zte mf79u
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Connecting and detecting a wired device automatically is a convenience feature that you shouldn't really inherently rely on. Does it work if you configured it manually?
Most likely works manually
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The zte mf 879u at appears to be a mobile broadband modem that also allows other devices to use it as a wifi AP .
If you look at https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Mobile_broadband_modem you'll notice that several things need to be setup correctly for such devices to work on archlinux .
Those type of modems tend to be desgined excusively with a certain OS in mind and I doubt very much there's any linux distro that doesn't require some manual configuration .
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