Intel Corporation XMM7560 LTE Advanced Pro Modem xmm7630 dkms

andressepter · 9 October 2025 12:14

Done thus far

switched zen kernel to arch-1
installed xmm7360-pci-spat-0.r261.g27c1b26 dkms sources and utilities packages - dkms build errors out
patched module source xmm7630.c

- hrtimer_init(&xn->deadline, CLOCK_MONOTONIC, HRTIMER_MODE_REL);
- xn->deadline.function = xmm7360_net_deadline_cb;
+ hrtimer_setup(&xn->deadline, xmm7360_net_deadline_cb, CLOCK_MONOTONIC, HRTIMER_MODE_REL);

Patch needed for 6.15 and newer kernels changed hi res timer interface
module compiles now
removed iosm module
modprobed xmm7360

lsmod | grep xm
xmm7360                40960  0

but it is not in use . lspci -k

2:00.0 Wireless controller [0d40]: Intel Corporation XMM7560 LTE Advanced Pro Modem (rev 01)
Subsystem: Dell Device 5823
Kernel modules: iosm

Should show “kernel driver in use xmm7360”

It does not create /dev/wwan0 and rpc is also missing.

lte.sh: manage xmm7360-pci
APN: internet

bringing wwan0 up!
ERROR:root:XMM RPC interface does not exists
Cannot find device "wwan0"

If i load iosm module, it creates device nodes but of course modemmanager hangs on “initializing modem” (as it should?!?)

I am probably missing something tiny (but important) - any ideas? Module is compiled and loaded but does not initlialize modem.

uname -a
Linux liikuv-tellis 6.17.1-arch1-1 #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC

Apocalypticus · 9 October 2025 15:22

2025-10-09_17-18

andressepter · 13 October 2025 11:51

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gampel · 15 October 2025 09:20

Do you read this ?

github.com/xmm7360/xmm7360-pci

Works now. Solution to "Insert a sim card to use this modem" when using xmm7360 together with ModemManager

opened 03:37PM - 07 Apr 23 UTC

yummy527

Hi,guys. I find this working method somewhat occasionally. The "giving up" e…rror #192 stops me for more than half a year (cry...). In these several days, I just wonder whether the LTE or 4G could work or not on my Linux laptop. After all, the Linux kernel has been updated. Finally, it works after struggling. Here I just give some steps to reproduce how to make it work using xmm7360 together with ModemManager. # Possible solution to some issues - Now the xmm7360-pci drive could work on my own laptop, just ignoring the "giving up" error mentioned in #192. - APN, username, and password can now be set automatically or manually, thanks to ModemManager. This may be very helpful to issue #203 . # Machine and OS machine: Lenovo X1 carbon gen8 OS: archlinux with kernel 6.2.9 Python: 3.10(I am not sure whether it maters or not.) # Steps to reproduce successful work **step 1**: After a **fresh reboot**, just "remove" or blacklist the iosm drive with command: ```shell sudo rmmod iosm ``` **This step is important!** If iosm is not removed, it will `block` the xmm7360-pci drive and you will see the warning like "insert a sim card to use this modem". *This command above will not delete iosm from your disk. Every time you boot your machine, the iosm will be there because it is in the kernel. You can check it with command `lspci -k` and if you carefully check the output, you will find iosm there.* **step 2**: Install ModemManager (ignore this step if it has been installed already.) If you are using ArchLinux as me, ```shell sudo pacman -S modemmanager ``` If you are using Ubuntu, ```shell sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get -y install modemmanager ``` If other OS, just find the right way to install ModemManager. After installing, you could **turn off your WIFI**. **step 3**: edit `xmm7360.ini` (ignore this step if it has been edited already.) Open the file `xmm7360.ini`, and make sure to - set your ANP. (I am not sure yet, but it seems that wrong ANP will also work. You can select APN in the setting pannel later.) - **uncomment `dbus=True`** Here is mine: ```txt # driver config apn="ctnet" #ip-fetch-timeout=1 #nodefaultroute=True #metric=1000 # uncomment to not add DNS values to /etc/resolv.conf #noresolv=True # used to activate NetworkManager integration dbus=True # Setup script config BIN_DIR=/usr/local/bin ``` **step 4**: execute the script `lte.sh` ```shell cd ~/Downloads/xmm7360-pci # cd to where your downloaded folder `xmm7360-pci` is. sudo ./scripts/lte.sh setup ``` After running this command, you can check whether the used driver now with command `lspci -k`. You will find something like below in the long output. **Attention here, Kernel driver in use: xmm7360, NOT iosm.** ```shell 02:00.0 Wireless controller [0d40]: Intel Corporation XMM7360 LTE Advanced Modem (rev 01) Subsystem: Device 1cf8:8505 Kernel driver in use: xmm7360 Kernel modules: iosm ``` Then run command with `xmm7360-pci` as your working folder: ```shell sudo lte up ``` There will be some very long output. My case is the "giving up" error mentioned in #192. Do not worry about this error. **Attention : this `sudo lte up` should not be ignored here.** I guess that some codes in the `up` section of the file `lte.sh` just function to **activate the sim card** or expose the sim card to ModemManager we installed or Mobile Network in the system setting panel. If this command is skipped, you will only see "**insert a sim card to use this modem**" in Mobile Network. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/9738778/230701946-8c2799e3-5516-478c-bd55-24030a583137.png) After the long output, run: ```shell sudo lte down ``` And again, run: ```shell sudo ./scripts/lte.sh setup ``` The output A should contain: ```shell sudo /sbin/rmmod xmm7360 sudo /sbin/insmod xmm7360.ko ``` If the output B contains: ```shell sudo /sbin/rmmod xmm7360 rmmod: ERROR: Module xmm7360 is in use make: [Makefile:18: load] Error 1 (ignored) sudo /sbin/insmod xmm7360.ko insmod: ERROR: could not insert module xmm7360.ko: File exists make: *** [Makefile:19: load] Error 1 ``` you need to run the command for the third time: ```shell sudo ./scripts/lte.sh setup ``` until you see output A. If it goes well, in the setting panel, you will see **Mobile Network** listing there after less than one minute. **step 5**: select APN in the **Mobile Network** panel Yes. You can select APN in the panel. No input is needed, just click the one you want. APN, username and password are all inlcuded automatically. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/9738778/230637372-0dffd80f-3429-4bd7-a907-0f712727ccda.png) APN, username and password can also be input manually now, just as issue #203 wants. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/9738778/230702216-e0516f3d-5dc6-4f04-b1d0-385c080b8fbe.png) # Attention If the **Mobile Network** in the system setting panel just tells you "**insert a sim card to use this modem**" even if you have already insert your sim card. **Repeat step 4.** If the **Mobile Network** in the system setting panel disappears(yes it may disappear when you running the lte.sh), **Repeat step 4.** ```shell cd ~/Downloads/xmm7360-pci # cd to where your downloaded folder `xmm7360-pci` is. sudo ./scripts/lte.sh setup sudo lte up sudo lte down sudo ./scripts/lte.sh setup ``` It is a little strange that the signal shows very weak, 0%. But downloading and uploading works. That's all my finding. Hope it works for you. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/9738778/230634943-0bd18d1f-c741-4789-9392-b4a49a108bcb.png) # Thanks Thanks to the authors and contributors of [xmm7360-pci](https://github.com/xmm7360/xmm7360-pci) and [ModemManager](https://github.com/enzingerm/ModemManager) and other packages. Your work is very great. @abrasive @enzingerm

Perhaps you need to remove SIM pin, too.

andressepter · 16 October 2025 08:51

Yep - thats why i removed isom.
Also i have no “instert sim card” error, but it wont initialize at all and does not create /dev/wwan0

gampel · 16 October 2025 15:15

lspci -nnd 8086:7360 but you have 7560.
Do you read the install.md.

github.com/SimPilotAdamT/xmm7360-pci-spat

INSTALLING.md

master

# Installing

## Arch Linux

This package is available on the AUR, separated into [DKMS Driver](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/xmm7360-pci-spat-dkms-git) and [scripts/utilities](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/xmm7360-pci-spat-utils-git). You should be able to install these in the officially supported Arch way or using your favorite AUR helper (tested and working using Paru).

## Other distros

> Note
>
> The first time you run `make load`, you will see: `rmmod: ERROR: Module xmm7360 is not currently loaded`.
> This means the module was not already loaded; which is fine since we're loading it for the first time.

### Dependencies

- build-essential
- python3-pyroute2
- python3-configargparse

### Using managment script

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