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I tried to use it but there's no signal where I live. I then tried it at the grocery store and it worked. When I went to try it again at my aunt's house, it was exhibiting this issue. I have received and sent SMS from the grocery store parking lot. So I've only actually used the modem once...

That's what I mean. I never gave it a command like that, and the modem also does not work even when it's present for brief periods. So it's clearly not checking anything. And even when the ttyACMn interfaces are present, they ignore any commands.

It never did this before, and even while it's present, modemmanager says there are no modems on the system.

Yes, same result as when I use `sudo rfkill unblock 0` 1618641212 Also while the modem is present for the minute or so it is, the lsusb entry has no name, only pid and vid.

It's 3667mV and it's still not working.

Hmm... Well it's happening at any battery level and without charger plugged in. But it's worth a look. I'll check!

I reset the modem with rfkill, and it says: in0: +0.00 V in1: +3.72 V power1: 34.38 mW curr1: +0.01 A Then after a while when the modem interfaces have disappeared, it says: in0: +0.00 V in1: +3.72 V power1: 6.25 mW curr1: -0.00 A...

It's consistently not working at all. It used to only occasionally not work, when the USB ports didn't initialize correctly. Now even when those work, the modem itself doesn't. It appears for a few minutes and then vanishes from lsusb and /dev

I have now had Wario Land 4 do it while playing it through Ducktape mGBA as well. 1617910029 I will give these a try. The device works, just only through ALSA directly.

I made a Pyra OS SD card and it's doing the same thing there. Something is definitely wrong. I think.

Well, it says Oops on it, so it may be a kernel oops.

I'm curious as to why when I plug in a USB soundcard, pulseaudio totally ignores it. I didn't know pulseaudio needed that much manual configuration, it's usually fairly automatic on other PCs. Why is it different on the Pyra?

I tried rfkill unblock 0 again to see if I could to anything with it in cutecom, and then the Pyra did this. The nubs and dpad immediately stopped working at the same time, and then not long after, the enter key did as well. Very strange.

Damn I hope there's some other solution. I have everything all set up how I like it. Maybe I can try booting from a freshly made boot SD?

So I'm not sure when this started, but my modem no longer works. When I boot the Pyra up, and do lsusb, it shows up, and ls /dev shows the ttyACM1 through 4 devices, but mmcli -L says there are no modems, and after a while the ttyACMs disappear, and lsusb shows one less entry. This is different...

Why not have the readme be automatically labeled with the name of the DBP it goes with? That way people wouldn't be able to do that.

I hope someone makes a DBP of it soon!

Didn't the prototypes use the mobile version of the OMAP5 that got discontinued? That produced a lot less heat if I remember correctly.

I've been having i3status read the wrong temperature sensor then.

Oh that's a good idea too.