Contents. Data Card Info This page lists hardware details and test results for mobile broadband hardware (including mobile phones) for 0.7 3G networking testing and development. If your device isn't listed, please add it to the table below. If it's not detected by the latest 0.7 from the, file a bug according to the instructions. Remember to attach your lshal output to the bug report you file and to link to the bug report from the entry for your hardware on this page.

How to obtain device details Many modems are internally installed in a laptop, or are rebranded/rebadged devices from other providers. They also vary in terms of their capabilities, many of which can't be discovered from the USB device IDs alone. Some detailed instructions on how to probe your modem to find out the real manufacturer details, modem capabilities, USB vendor and product IDs, etc can be found in. Adding this information - particularly the capabilities string and the real manufacturer - to the 'Notes' section of the entry for your device would be helpful.

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Mobile Broadband cards For mobile phones, see the next section. This list is for add-in or built-in dedicated mobile broadband modems.

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Update: A Huawei / Vodafone K3765-HV mobile broadband modem USB stick is easily installed on Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks. Just use the following work around to get your Huawei / Vodafone K3765-HV running on Mavericks. If you also have a Windows 8 / 8.1 PC, you install it following the. Finally, if the, this modem USB stick is utilizable as, e.g. On a FRITZ!Box 7390.

I conducted the installation with the following set up:., upgraded from 4 to. Huawei / Vodafone K3765-HV modem USB stick (Hardware version CD25TCPV, Chipset Qualcomm MSM6290, 7.2 Mbit/s via HSDPA, 5.75 Mbit/s via HSUPA) with micro SD slot for up to 8 GB and a hidden connector for external antenna. I have a K3765-Z, which led me to think that your solution could be good for me. It’s not (Mobile Partner isn’t even starting usually, but when it does it doesn’t recognise any device). I tried again with the Vodafone Mobile Broadband, but the fact that it was keeping on “forgetting” the configuration let me to run it in sudo mode, typing in Terminal: $ sudo /Applications/Vodafone Mobile Broadband.app/Contents/MacOS/Vodafone Mobile Broadband (for some reason, it hangs if ran in background) In this mode, the application ran as before (with all the other connections too, something that didn’t appear before). Looks like the application isn’t getting enough privileges to read/write some files (configs?).

Hope it helps — Marco. There is a simpler, boring way to do it from Network Preferences if you have the driver /System/Library/Extensions/HauweiDataCardDriver.kext in place. Plug in the Dongle, don’t install anything.

In Network Preferences, remove any ‘Huawei’ failed connections, then –. Add a New Connection Interface: ‘HuaweiModem’ or similar Service Name: anything you like Create. Select Advanced Modem Vendor: Generic Model: GPRS (GSM/3G) APN: vfintenet.au (in Australia, try your country ext instead of AU ) CID: 1 OK. Configuration: Default Tel.

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Number:.99# Apply Tick (Show Modem Status) Connect Good Luck.