where the '--print-reply' is not strictly necessary, and I'm not sure if I needed the '--type=method_call' either. I guessed as the '--dest' to send to and verified by using '.GetImsei' to see when it worked.
The path was taken from the /var/log/syslog message where the modem was initialized. The method is from the spec.html document provided as docs with NetworkManager.
Once I sent this message, I was able to use the modem with the PIN again.
My Lucid installation with NetworkManager version 0.8 still only allows 4 character PIN.
A workaround, for reference follows.
I was able to reset the SIM card using the PUK by doing the following:
> sudo dbus-send --system --print-reply --type=method_call --dest= org.freedesktop .ModemManager /org/freedeskto p/ModemManager/ Modems/ 0 org.freedesktop .ModemManager. Modem.Gsm. Card.SendPuk string:"########" string:"####"
where the '--print-reply' is not strictly necessary, and I'm not sure if I needed the '--type= method_ call' either. I guessed as the '--dest' to send to and verified by using '.GetImsei' to see when it worked.
The path was taken from the /var/log/syslog message where the modem was initialized. The method is from the spec.html document provided as docs with NetworkManager.
Once I sent this message, I was able to use the modem with the PIN again.
Whew!
MIke
#%^P