Hi all!
I'm trying to use a Huawei E220 UMTS USB modem on an ALIX, using OpenBSD

Flashdist 20080504.
I have extended the GEODE configuration as follows:
# diff -c /opt/flashdist-20080504/GEODE /usr/src/sys/arch/i386/conf/GEODE

*** /opt/flashdist-20080504/GEODE       Sun May  4 21:32:07 2008

--- /usr/src/sys/arch/i386/conf/GEODE   Wed Jul 16 21:36:15 2008

***************

*** 87,93 ****

--- 87,95 ----

  uhub* at usb?                 # USB Hubs

  uhub* at uhub?                # USB Hubs

  umodem*       at uhub?                # USB Modems/Serial

+ umsm*   at uhub?                # Qualcomm MSM EVDO

  ucom* at umodem?

+ ucom*   at umsm?

  #ubsa*        at uhub?                # Belkin serial adapter

  #ucom*        at ubsa?

  #uftdi*       at uhub?                # FTDI FT8U100AX serial adapter
With the kernel built from this configuration, Flashdist sees the Huawei

thing as "ugen0", while I expected to see it as "ucom0".
Is there anyone in here who can weigh in with some advice regarding

initialization of the Huawei E220? I do know that the E220 needs some

trickery to kill off its mass storage part in order to make the serial

part available. However, I have never worked with this myself, neither

on OpenBSD nor on Linux where the procedure appears to be fairly common.
Also, how can I tell if the kernel built from the above configuration

really has support for umsm?
Thanks for your time,
-martin
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