Instructions for using the shell script "mkroot.sh"
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Note: In order to run the SwiConnectUMTSi386 sample application on your
computer you will need to do the following:

1) Ensure there is a properly-configured Sierra Wireless modem connected
   to your computer. Properly-configured means the modem has a valid SIM
   inserted and there is a profile configured which matches your Wireless
   data carrier's network

2) Execute the script located in this directory called "mkroot.sh" as 
   follows:

   ./mkroot.sh

   When you are prompted to enter a password, enter the password you use to
   log into this computer. Note - you must be a member of the "sudoers" 
   group or this step will not work properly.

3) Use the connect sample application any time after this by changing to this
   directory and entering the command:

   ./SwiConnectUMTSi386 with option "-p" followed by the path where the SDK
   executable resides then and replying to the prompts as needed to establish
   a data connection

NOTE: You only need to execute this shell script once unless you subsequently
      change the sample application and then need to rebuild it. Each time 
      you rebuild the sample application you will need to rerun these
      instructions.

Instructions for Updating your Routing Table
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In certain circumstances it may be necessary to manually change the computer's
routing table before you can actually use a data connection that was created
using the executable in this directory. You can determine if this is necessary
by starting a browser once the connection is running. If the browser times out
and displays an error, then you will likely need to do the following:

1) Open a terminal shell
2) Add a new default route to the routing table by typing:
   sudo route add default ppp0
3) When prompted for a password, enter the password you 
   use to log into your account. Note, your user ID must be
   in the computer's list of sudoers or these instructions
   will fail

4) Retry the new data connection. This time it should work as expected. 

NOTE: You may need to repeat these steps every time you bring up a data
      connection using this sample application. The reason for this is
      you likely have another connection to a network (e.g. an ethernet
      connection). If you want to avoid the need to run these steps 
      every time you establish a data connection, then you should disconnect
      all other network connections and then reboot your computer.
