[Josh]

I hope that Josh tells us how to go further - to flash kernel or perform other manipulations.

That's exactly what I was talking about before. I can't advise people to flash custom kernels on devices that I am not able to test myself.

Besides, statements like this: "I don’t really remember everything I changed" are not likely to increase my confidence in the custom kernel.

For anything related to custom kernels, please contact their creators. Tell them you need these modules/drivers:

cdc-acm.ko
option.ko
usb_wwan.ko (built automatically with "option.ko")
ppp_async.ko

You can refer the kernel creators to me for further information. However, I am not going to take any responsibilities if people decide to replace their stock kernel. This will be a matter between them and the kernel creators.

[anon]

r00t4rd3d - You managed to work on the ppp-widget?
may ask admin http://blog.tan-ce.com/ test ppp-widget?

[mieszk3]

And what about CM10.2 nightly? I have one installed and I suppose that module loading is enabled. It is possible to run PPP widget on CM?
Kernel version: 3.4.39-gae74438.

[Josh]

I suppose that module loading is enabled.

I'm not sure about this. I remember reading somewhere that CM intends to follow Google and disable module loading.

They could add the drivers to the kernel though !!

[mieszk3]

They could add the drivers to the kernel though !!

That's a good idea. I need to make a request for this.

[wishvak]

Hi,

I just updated to 4.3 (Build - JWR66Y , Kernel- 3.4.39-g446c9cf) from 4.2.2 on my Nexus 10.

Got it rooted.

When 3G dongle is plugged PPPWidget says "No driver found"

Any solution guys....

I know that google has stopped module updating ...... any other way around this without going for a custom kernel ?

Thanks

[Josh]

any other way around this without going for a custom kernel ?

None - except going back to a previous firmware.

[rufus-]

Perhaps you could found any app in Google play that can load modules in android..

[Josh]

If the kernel has module loading disabled, there is no app in the world which will load modules into that kernel.

[wishvak]

Thats too bad,,,

Hope someone will rise up with a solution near future ,,,,

[mieszk3]

Try this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthr ... ?t=2318891
Kernel for 4.3 with 3G drivers. I'm going to check this.

Edit:
It seams like there are some drivers for 3G modem, but my Huawei e173 cannot connect.

[rufy93]

For me using Huawei E169, both of these kernels work.

[duanchenglin]

这儿怎么办呀？Google is bed .ppp widget no worked.

[sv452]

Nexus 10 owners life might have just gotten easier.

At the bottom under No loadable modules?, he has recompiled the 4.3 kernel with support for module loading. It would be very easy for someone to use Wugs Nexus Root Toolkit to flash the kernel he has posted.

http://blog.tan-ce.com/android-4-3-su-p ... e-modules/

I grabbed the boot.img and using fastboot loaded it onto my nexus 10.

installed ppp widget and plugged in my qualcomm 3g dongle via the usb OTG cable.

typed my APN and connected without any hassles. could surf and check the google store.

I am happy to say that ppp widget is working awesomely with the 4.3 kernel from tan-ce.

[rufus-]

Nexus 10 owners life might have just gotten easier.

At the bottom under No loadable modules?, he has recompiled the 4.3 kernel with support for module loading. It would be very easy for someone to use Wugs Nexus Root Toolkit to flash the kernel he has posted.

http://blog.tan-ce.com/android-4-3-su-p ... e-modules/

I grabbed the boot.img and using fastboot loaded it onto my nexus 10.

installed ppp widget and plugged in my qualcomm 3g dongle via the usb OTG cable.

typed my APN and connected without any hassles. could surf and check the google store.

I am happy to say that ppp widget is working awesomely with the 4.3 kernel from tan-ce.

Flashing boot wipe any data?