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Which interface WMOD2 has? Serial or USB?
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Which interface WMOD2 has? Serial or USB?

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Preferably USB.<br />
USB is fine if there is no solution for serial
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Preferably USB.
USB is fine if there is no solution for serial

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Hi,<br />
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Does anyone know where I can get the Red Hat Linux driver for a Wavecom GPRS Modem?<br />
I have Wavecom WMOD2 that I would like to connect to my Red Hat Enterprise Server to send/receive sms.<br />
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Without the driver, I could not get it to work.<br />
Appreciate if someone can sdvise me on this.<br />
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Hi,

Does anyone know where I can get the Red Hat Linux driver for a Wavecom GPRS Modem?
I have Wavecom WMOD2 that I would like to connect to my Red Hat Enterprise Server to send/receive sms.

Without the driver, I could not get it to work.
Appreciate if someone can sdvise me on this.



Red Hat v5 Linux Driver for Wavecom GPRS Modem

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