Connect your 3G modem using Sakis3G

If you are a user of a GSM networkif you use GNU / Linux And if you have a 3G modem that doesn't work for you on your system, then you should take a look at sakis3g.

I don't particularly have that problem but looking for information for a friend I came across that simple script (Sakis3G), which basically, is able to identify its environment (kernel, distribution, modem, carrier, desktop environment) and provide you with a data connection in seconds.

sakis3g is able to configure a modem USB o Bluetooth and on the site they say that it could work in networks CDMA. It also has in its database the code of more than 44 countries and if your country is not present, the site provides you with the information to add yours.

You can download it from this link to i386, amd64, armv4t and armv5t or both.


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  1.   Hache said

    Source of the info? Thanks 🙂

    1.    mac_live said

      Give it where the download is from this link, and there it sends you to the sakis3g page, it also brings on the right side an option to see the video of how the program works and how to install it, it is not very difficult apparently hahahaha, but We'll see, tomorrow or the day after I'll buy my bandwidth and test this little program, so that it connects to Fedora 16 and Mint 12, hehehehehe you have to try it to give them good and accurate data on how funka.

  2.   blindness said

    I discovered it last year and like almost everything in Linux… it works by itself !! I did not remember the modem configuration and with the sakis3g I only have to enter the PIN
    What I don't know, mac_live but I think it's only for 3G networks, not for broadband

    1.    mac_live said

      Well I think you are right, in fact my fedora 16, I detect at first my 3g is a nice ZTE, there 2 3, and I detect it from the beginning, right now I am connected to it and it flies, I wanted to configure it before I go to work, to look for anything hehehehehe but all very well. We have already included many things in Linux without configuring, little by little we are advancing.

  3.   Dj santix said

    I had ubuntu and the modem was fine but I installed linux mint and I think I'm going to have to download it hahaha thanks for the link