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I got it working after days of painful research So the solution.Hi, I have the exactly same device and Ubuntu 10.10 but this solution didn't work for me. I followed your solution step by step.

All the mentioned files actually existed except for the one whose name is the device id, which is what I would expect. I plug in the device and nothing happens. Network Manager doesn't show any option related to broadband mobile. What may I be missing? Lususb shows this: Bus 002 Device 006: ID 12d1:14d1 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. Which makes me think the usb_modeswitch thing is not working, otherwise it would show up as 12d1:14c9, right? I copied and pasted your code into the files without understanding what it does, so is there any chance there is some typo in your code?