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Updated How to use the 4G extension (markdown)

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How-to-use-the-4G-extension.md

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4G extension in uConsole is power down by default 4G extension in uConsole is power down by default
## first We need to power on the 4G extension ## First we need to power on the 4G extension
### cm4 ### cm4
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## Connect to 4G network ## Connect to 4G network
for this purpose,we need `nmcli` to create a connection first for this purpose,we need `nmcli` to create a gsm connection first
### find out the primary port ### find out the primary port
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sudo nmcli c up 4gnet sudo nmcli c up 4gnet
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then if everything goes right, you will see **ppp0** in `sudo ifconfig` , which means you got an PPPoE connection and have an IP address then if everything goes right, you will see **ppp0** in `sudo ifconfig` , which means you got an PPPoE connection and an IP address
The connectivity of 4G may vary in different countries around the world, so please make appropriate adjustments based on the situation of your ISP operator, which may require some Linux-related skills. The connectivity of 4G may vary in different countries around the world, so please make appropriate adjustments based on the situation of your ISP operator, which may require some Linux-related skills.