Hi Linux Guru's I need some help regarding a missing driver for the internal SIM card/modem i my netbook, Compaq Mini 110c-1001. Link to Compaq showing the Netbook in question: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?product=3979068&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en OS is Ubuntu Desktop 12.04.4. 32Bit. Running standard setup and Cairo dock. Managed to get everything else to work including netbanking, skype etc. The only thing I need now, is to get this internal SIM card slot/modem to work. Please help me. Why do I need this so badly? I need this computer at Uni. Normally you could just use a USB modem. I tried that. Worked just fine, but the advantage of using a netbook instead of af notebook somehow disappears when 23 things is sticking out from the computer. I tested the SIM card in a USB modem of course. I did some reseached before making this thread and learned that some has cracked the problem, but its very complicated! Here's the link for the case I found. Please read post #33: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/554099 Therefore, please help me. I'm not a total rookie, but I'm no guru either. Please help me, I'm attending Uni, and need this netbook to run Linux, and not windows. I need the computer to boot quite fast and without 2056 ekstra things I don't need. Linux is wonderfully fast. I upgraded with maximum memory and a SanDisk 256Gb type III SSD disk to make it run as fast as possible. Haven't got 12 minutes to boot, I need it to be ready in the beginning of the class Looking very much forward to hear from anyone out there. Thanks in advance. Kind Regards, Dan Hansen/Denmark
