Trying to work on ZTE MF79S 4G about qcsuper HOT 1 OPEN

Hello,

/dev/sr1 actually means that you are trying to provide the name of the emulated CD-ROM exposed by your USB dongle (SR = optical disk), which contains, for example, the installation program for Windows drivers.

The device name that you should pass to QCSuper should instead being with /dev/tty something (/dev/ttyS*, /dev/ttyACM*...), indicating a serial port.

First, you should know that 3G dongles often start in a mode where only the emulated CD-ROM port is exposed, and the AT serial port providing network connectivity is not always directly exposed. To have the AT serial port, as well as the Diag port (if available), exposed to your system, you should perform an action called "USB mode switching", for which specific tools are available, see: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/USB_3G_Modem#Mode_switching

Once proper USB mode switching (if any is required) has been operated, you should then be able to connect to the Internet through your 3G dongle using NetworkManager, like you would do in order to access the Internet using it on most Linux distributions.

Once you confirmed that you can use your 3G dongle to connect the Internet, you should follow the following instructions in order to know which /dev/tty* device you can use in order to using QCSuper with your 3G dongle: https://github.com/P1sec/QCSuper#using-qcsuper-with-an-usb-modem

Regards,

from qcsuper.