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Morning, all.
Well, as you may recall, I installed SliTaz 4.0 (stable), about 6 weeks ago. Haven't done very much with it, yet, as I've been over in Canada visiting relatives for the last month or so.
Back in the UK now, and having a play around. Got Firefox installed, and, naturally, needed flashplayer installed. Hmmm....
Trixar_za wasn't far wrong when he said that using SliTaz is like learning Linux all over again! Mind you, having been using it for a year or so, it's not like I haven't come across a lot of the pitfalls by now. It's the first time I've actually had to CREATE the /usr/lib/firefox/plugins directory, BEFORE I could extract the Adobe tar.gz download into it...
If I'd come to SliTaz straight from Windoze, I would have been lost...TOTALLY.
What I now need some advice with is networking stuff; specifically, how to get my wireless and mobile broadband dongles up-and-running.
The wireless dongle is a TP-Link WN-725N 150 MBps 'nano' USB dongle. It uses the Realtek RTL8188EUS chipset (driver?), and is easy to connect in my Puppy Linux installs.
https://wikidevi.com/wiki/TP-LINK_TL-WN725N_v1
Mine is actually the V2, NOT the V1.The mobile broadband dongle is another kettle of fish entirely! It's an eight -year old Huawei K3565; if I can find some info I'll post it. Bear with me... Ah! Here we are; just a brief synopsis:-
http://www.mobile2wifi.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=33
I'll have a further dig around, and see if I can find out what chipset it uses. Until that's discovered, I know we can't get any further, so....bear with me, please.
Regards,
Mike. 
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Hallo again, boys & girls.
Now; I've unearthed this page. The E160, apparently, is Huawei's internal code for the K3565; I suspect this was probably a model number used only in the UK/Europe.
http://www.3g-modem-wiki.com/page/Huawei+E160+%28E160G,+E160E,+E160X%29
It uses the Qualcomm MSM6246 chipset. I have NO experience with 'tweaking' these things at all; the only distro I've ever got it to work in was Ubuntu (and its derivavtives), where it connected straight away.....after going through the set-up procedure.
Nobody in 'Puppy-Land' appears to have had much experience with it, either.
Anybody have any ideas how I'd go about getting the K3565 working? And how would I set it up in SliTaz? Is there a driver available for it?
Regards,
Mike.
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Sakis3G could probably run your 3G dongle. I really should update my package for SliTaz 5.
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