Hello.

To get it to work with windows 8:

In PortProvider.cs

make this change

Code:

      public PortProvider(IEnumerable<Config.DeviceConfiguration> usbDevIds)
        {
            Port = new SerialPort("COM3", 115200);
            Port.ReadTimeout = 2000;
            Port.WriteTimeout = 2000;
        }

then change your config file to get rid of the x86 parts.

Win7 x32 here

I did clean isntall.

I do not remember my phone number, or any verizon information

i finally got gob to show up in driver manger without errors:

Cr-48 Gobi2000 mobile broadband mini-card QDLoader (Com3)

what program can i use to control it? can i get my verizon info without reformatting and installing chromeOS again?

im kinda lost.

Hey everyone! I'm running Ubuntu 11.04 on my CR-48, with the Luigi BIOS. I have the Verizon connection set up, but I want to be able to use my AT&T SIM card.

So I set up a new connection that dials *99# and has username WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM

Whenever I do a traceroute, however, it looks like I'm being routed through the same old Verizon servers. So am I really on the AT&T network or is this thing still connecting to Verizon?

EDIT: OK, I am now sure that it is not connecting to AT&T's network because when I click on the network manager icon in the top right, it shows my connection, which is labeled AT&T connection 1, but next to that label there's this: (Verizon EVDO). So why is the chromebook not recognizing my SIM card?

I tried to clarify the steps for getting the Gobi 2000 working properly under Windows 7 x86 and included links to all of the necessary files here:

http://cr-48.wikispaces.com/3G+in+Windows+7

Hope this helps.

can anyone explain ncoop23's comment about making 3G work on windows 8? I'm having trouble.

i keep getting an error when running gobiloader.exe
!Boom: invalid response revieved; expected 28 got 0D