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But my way of getting that modem to work was to flash in between each iteration of the firmware and find the one that worked pretty much. Any chance you know which firmware you flashed that worked and have a copy of the exe? I have a few of these modules that are locked by Dell and I believe it's t...

Just an update. ROOter/GO now fully supports the L860-GL module in NCM mode. Excellent low cost modem now.

I have an EM20G and a EM12G I’d sell. Do you have a preference?

Hey, that is great news. Least there is hope for good experiment. I see the "NCM" in Windows device manger under others so that makes sense. "Whirlpool ROOter forums". Not being lazy, just have not seen the link you speak of. Searched many times about L860-Gl and most likely not...

Did you ever get the modem to connect via PC? Interested in your progress :) I do have a bit of an update. I’ve been unsuccessful with Windows or ROOter, but I did get it to connect via ModemManager. It uses an NCM protocol to connect instead of MBIM or QMI, but it works. I’ve read this card Is des...

I actually started that discussion over at WP :) I did use a Y cable to confirm it’s not power. I’ve seen computers reject modems that aren’t whitelisted, but a modem rejecting the computer is an interesting thought... I’m probably moving down a rabbit hole, but I found a Dell DW5822e driver/firmwar...

For more manual control, try mounting it into an external M.2 to USB enclosure, connect it directly to a pc in order to be able to test it a little easier. Once you get it working on a pc, it's probably better to just tether it to a router via USB rather than mounting it internally for greater cont...

I have one. Really didn’t have good luck getting it working. There are about 15 USB modes selectable via an AT command, but none seem allow the modem to connect. I did find a few with MBIM, but the modem would disconnect completely while trying to connect. Later firmwares also removed the USB mode s...

So I have been having a very similar issue with my EM7455 (running latest Generic firmware) in an external USB enclosure connected to a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ (latest Rooter GoldenOrb firmware) running Sprint. My disconnects were happening about every 5-10 minutes or so. I believe I have narrowed the iss...

Just a thought, but have you tried using a Y cable or a USB hub capable of providing more power than your typical USB2.0/3.0 port? If power is the issue, I would think this would help. Sprint B41 is the only band in the US that I know of that uses TDD (Time Division Duplex) instead of the typical FD...