thanks a lot for such a wonderful widget...my year long search ended here....
i have android tablet running a custom ICS ROM rooted.
all i did was
downloaded the ppp widget latest edition and gave super user permissions, when connected the widget shows "no driver found"
..what i understood was that the option module is not found please help
Trying to find module "option"
Falling back to "usbserial"
No driver found; no more fallbacks, giving up
Driver binding seems to have failed
Checking for AVOID_RESET_QUIRK kernel attribute
AVOID_RESET_QUIRK activated
For every modem or phone connected to a USB port, you need a driver in order to make it usable for the system. Unfortunately, there is no guarantee that this driver is provided by the OS maker.
It's really not hard to include it, though.
It is possible to add a driver module at a later time, but it must fit the exact kernel version and configuration which is installed on the device. If I were you, I'd ask the maker of the custom ROM about the "option" module (might need some other modules which it depends on).
It's really not hard to include it, though.
It is possible to add a driver module at a later time, but it must fit the exact kernel version and configuration which is installed on the device. If I were you, I'd ask the maker of the custom ROM about the "option" module (might need some other modules which it depends on).
Re: device not found help
no help from the ROM developers ...btw i am on stock ICS KERNEL...and use galaxy tab 10.1 wifi only...antbody with the same device has a rom or kernel and running ppp widget please guide me....and josh is here anything u can help me with....
btw yesterday when i was posting my query i encountered general error several times...but i see all those posts been posted now...strange
btw yesterday when i was posting my query i encountered general error several times...but i see all those posts been posted now...strange
Re: device not found help
found usb serial and option ko modules and a kernel developer helped compile it to my device kernel. but i think i am missing something.... this is the log file
Checking success of mode switch for max. 20 seconds ...
Waiting for device file system (1 sec.) ...
Waiting for device file system (2 sec.) ...
Waiting for device file system (3 sec.) ...
Reading attributes ...
All attributes matched
Mode switching was successful, found 12d1:140b (HUAÿWEI TECHNOLOGIES: HUAWEI Mobile)
Now checking for bound driver ...
No driver has bound to interface 0
Module loader is /system/bin/insmod
Trying to find module "option"
Running "/system/bin/insmod option" gave an error:
insmod: can't open '/system/lib/modules/option.ko)'
Falling back to "usbserial"
No driver found; no more fallbacks, giving up
Driver binding seems to have failed
Checking for AVOID_RESET_QUIRK kernel attribute
AVOID_RESET_QUIRK activated
and i once again tried plugging..this time the ppp widget keeps on searching for modem..... and no log created ...i have to remove the device then the widget shows modem not found...? where will the widget look for the option ko modules?...
josh do u have the required modules? i will get them customized to my kernel/....please help me.....please
Checking success of mode switch for max. 20 seconds ...
Waiting for device file system (1 sec.) ...
Waiting for device file system (2 sec.) ...
Waiting for device file system (3 sec.) ...
Reading attributes ...
All attributes matched
Mode switching was successful, found 12d1:140b (HUAÿWEI TECHNOLOGIES: HUAWEI Mobile)
Now checking for bound driver ...
No driver has bound to interface 0
Module loader is /system/bin/insmod
Trying to find module "option"
Running "/system/bin/insmod option" gave an error:
insmod: can't open '/system/lib/modules/option.ko)'
Falling back to "usbserial"
No driver found; no more fallbacks, giving up
Driver binding seems to have failed
Checking for AVOID_RESET_QUIRK kernel attribute
AVOID_RESET_QUIRK activated
and i once again tried plugging..this time the ppp widget keeps on searching for modem..... and no log created ...i have to remove the device then the widget shows modem not found...? where will the widget look for the option ko modules?...
josh do u have the required modules? i will get them customized to my kernel/....please help me.....please
Re: device not found help
I assume you put the files to /system/lib/modules, without changing the name.indira19 wrote:where will the widget look for the option ko modules?...
josh do u have the required modules?
Make sure you have "usbserial.ko", "option.ko" and "usb_wwan.ko". The "option" module is depending on the others, at least in more recent kernel versions.
Come to think of it, I'm not sure if the dependencies are handled correctly by PPPWidget - but you can test by loading the drivers manually. If that goes well, PPPWidget will know how to use the driver.
You can run that "insmod" command in a terminal window on the device. Type "su" first to become "root".
Then "cd /system/lib/modules", followed by "insmod option.ko".
Note that the "insmod" command needs the actual filename as a parameter.
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Re: device not found help
It seems you're on the right track by getting the option.ko and other necessary modules compiled. Since the widget keeps searching for the modem, there might be an issue with the module loading sequence. I suggest manually loading the modules using the insmod command in a terminal on your device to ensure everything is working properly. If you encounter any errors during this process, it might give more clues to resolve the issue.Josh wrote: ↑05 Sep 2012, 13:38I assume you put the files to /system/lib/modules, without changing the name.indira19 wrote:where will the widget look for the option ko modules?... the official rice purity test
josh do u have the required modules?
Make sure you have "usbserial.ko", "option.ko" and "usb_wwan.ko". The "option" module is depending on the others, at least in more recent kernel versions.
Come to think of it, I'm not sure if the dependencies are handled correctly by PPPWidget - but you can test by loading the drivers manually. If that goes well, PPPWidget will know how to use the driver.
You can run that "insmod" command in a terminal window on the device. Type "su" first to become "root".
Then "cd /system/lib/modules", followed by "insmod option.ko".
Note that the "insmod" command needs the actual filename as a parameter.