Overview
The mkwvconf.py program is a tool that automatically generates a
wvdial configuration for mobile
broadband devices using the mobile-broadband-provider-info package.
This repo is a fork of mkwvconf modified to work on Python 3.12 and later. The original mkwvconf can be found at schuay/mkwvconf.
Usage
First, install the tool and its system dependency:
python3 -m pip install mkwvconf
apt-get install mobile-broadband-provider-infoAfter installation, you can run tool to guide you through an interactive setup experience that generates a wvdial configuration file for you:
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