29
Jan
Posted by Jeremy in Personal, Reviews | Tags :better business bureau, better business bureau of new jersey, company, email, javasigns, javasigns review, javasigns.com, javasigns.com review, leway, Ms. Marshall, order, package, personal time, phone, phone tag, review, shipment confirmation, sign, Trish Marshall | 1 Comment
Even though my experience with this company was quite painful, long, and drug out, I’m going to attempt to keep this review short.
Bottom line: Although the design and ordering process is very easy, streamlined, and simple, placing an order with this company, based on my personal experience, runs a very high risk of cumbersome delays, phone tag, and a major investment in your personal time.
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15
Feb
Posted by Jeremy in Computers, How-To | Tags :dialup, dialup modem, digit phone number, hardy heron, howto, modem, modem dialup, number, pantech um150, phone, piece of cake, ubuntu, ubuntu 8.04, usb port, verizon wireless, wvdial, xxxxxxxxxx | 1 Comment
This is easy enough, but since I recently did it and had difficulty finding definite information I thought I would post it myself.
Truth is, it’s a piece of cake. First things you need to know:
Your modem is just that — a modem, and it is connecting like any dialup modem.
Dialup number: #777
Username: xxxxxxxxxx@vzw3g.com (replace xxxxxxxxxx with you 10-digit phone number associated with your modem)
Plug your UM150 into your USB port. Ubuntu should detect it as /dev/ttyACM0
Now, simply run “sudo wvdialconf”
It will detect your modem and do pretty much all the configuration.
Edit /etc/wvdial.conf — put in the appropriate phone number, your username, and anything as the password (I used “abcd”).
Now, run “wvdial”
and you’re golden. Good luck!