WO2013167050A2

WO2013167050A2 - Drive-free networking processing method and apparatus

Info

Publication number: WO2013167050A2
Application number: PCT/CN2013/079626
Authority: WO
Inventors: 蒋杰伟
Original assignee: 中兴通讯股份有限公司
Priority date: 2012-11-21
Filing date: 2013-07-18
Publication date: 2013-11-14
Also published as: CN102984811A; WO2013167050A3

Abstract

Disclosed are a drive-free networking processing method and apparatus. The method comprises: after a wireless data card which conforms to a communication device class (CDC) succeeds to load to a non-Windows system , mapping a virtual interface corresponding to a drive of the non-Windows system per se; a user interface module (UI) obtaining the networking supporting capability of the wireless data card according to the virtual interface, the networking supporting capability of the wireless data card comprising: supporting IPv4 networking and/or supporting IPv6 networking; and the UI conducting a networking operation according to the received networking supporting capability of the wireless data card. The present invention can be applied to solve the problems of poor compatibility, high complexity and low stability which are caused by adopting a PC drive on a non-Windows system in the prior art, thereby achieving the effect of realizing drive-free IPv6 networking in the non-Windows system, which not only has good compatibility, low complexity and high stability, but also expands the control function of a user to networking.

Description

Free drive network processing method and device

The present invention relates to the field of communications, and in particular to a method and apparatus for networked processing without drive. Background technique

Today, with the explosion of global information, the requirements for networking of wireless data terminal equipment are getting higher and higher. After the existing networking is successful, the IPv4 address and the Domain Name System (DNS) are allocated. The IPv4 address is out of the edge and can no longer be allocated to new users. The IPv4 networking method alone cannot satisfy the user. With the needs of the Bureau, it is very urgent to implement IPv6 networking.

Secondly, most of the existing data cards are provided by personal computer (PC). The PC driver has many compatibility problems. It takes a lot of manpower to maintain the PC driver separately. In addition, in the related art, the wireless data card can realize the networking mode supporting both IPv4 and IPv6 on the Windows system, and the IPv6 networking mode is not implemented on other operating systems such as Mac and Linux, which largely Restricted the development of related products. But among the global computer users, Mac and Linux users have a large market share, and more and more wireless data card devices explicitly require support for Mac and Linux computers.

Therefore, in the related art, there is a problem of poor compatibility, high complexity, low stability caused by the use of a PC driver on a non-Windows system, and how to simultaneously support the IPv4 and IPv6 networking methods. Summary of the invention

Embodiments of the present invention provide a network-free processing method and apparatus for driving-free, to at least solve the present There are technologies that cause poor compatibility, high complexity, low stability caused by PC drivers on non-Windows systems, and how to support IPv4 and IPv6 networking at the same time.

According to an aspect of the embodiments of the present invention, a method for network-free processing of a drive-free network is provided, including: after a wireless data card conforming to a communication device class CDC is loaded into a non-Windows system, the mapping corresponds to the self-drive of the non-Windows system. The virtual interface includes a virtual network interface and a virtual serial port; the user interface module UI acquires the support networking capability of the wireless data card according to the virtual interface, wherein the wireless data card supports networking capabilities, including: supporting IPv4 networking and/or Or supporting IPv6 networking; the UI performs network operation according to the received networking capability of the wireless data card received.

Preferably, after the wireless data card is successfully loaded into the non-Windows system, mapping the virtual interface corresponding to the non-Windows system's own driver comprises: the wireless data card being received from the non-Windows system Transmitting a disc instruction; the wireless data card is switched to the virtual interface corresponding to the self-drive of the non-Windows system according to the cut disc command.

Preferably, the UI performing the networking operation according to the received networking capability of the wireless data card includes: the UI interacting with the wireless data card through the virtual interface for control information of a network operation, where The virtual interface is a virtual serial port.

Preferably, after the UI performs the networking operation according to the received networking capability of the wireless data card, the method further includes: the UI obtaining the networking by accessing the wireless data card by the non-Windows system itself Configuration information and / or online information.

Preferably, after the UI obtains the networked configuration information and/or the Internet access information by using the wireless data card of the non-Windows system to access the wireless data card, the method further includes: displaying, by the UI, the acquired configuration information. And / or access to information.

Preferably, the configuration information includes at least one of the following: a networking parameter, and a disconnection network control instruction information; the online information includes at least one of the following: network rate statistics, networking time Information, data flow information.

According to another aspect of the present invention, a drive-free network processing apparatus is provided, including: a wireless data card conforming to a communication device class CDC, configured to map after the wireless data card is successfully loaded into a non-Windows system a virtual interface corresponding to the non-Windows system's own driver; the user interface module UI is configured to acquire the support networking capability of the wireless data card according to the virtual interface, where the wireless networking card supports the networking capability: Supporting IPv4 networking and/or supporting IPv6 networking; the UI is further configured to perform networking operations according to the received networking capabilities of the wireless data card received.

Preferably, the wireless data card includes: a receiving module configured to receive a cut optical disc instruction sent from the non-Windows system; and a switching module configured to switch to the non-Windows system according to the cutting optical disc instruction The corresponding virtual interface is driven by itself.

Preferably, the UI is further configured to interact with the wireless data card to control information for networking operations by using the virtual interface, where the virtual interface is a virtual serial port.

Preferably, the UI is further configured to obtain network configuration information and/or Internet access information by means of the non-Windows system itself driving access to the wireless data card.

Preferably, the UI is further configured to display the obtained configuration information and/or online information. After the wireless data card conforming to the communication device class CDC is loaded into the non-Windows system, the virtual interface corresponding to the non-Windows system itself is mapped. The user interface module UI obtains the virtual interface according to the virtual interface. Supporting networking capabilities of the wireless data card, wherein the wireless networking card supports networking capabilities: supporting IPv4 networking and/or supporting IPv6 networking; the UI is networked according to the received networking capability of the wireless data card The operation solves the problems of poor compatibility, high complexity, low stability caused by the prior art using a PC driver on a non-Windows system, and how to simultaneously support the IPv4 and IPv6 networking modes, thereby achieving non-Windows. System-free IPv6 networking, not only compatibility, low complexity, high stability, but also provides a friendly user interface, expanded The effect of the user on the networking control function. DRAWINGS

1 is a flow chart of a method for networked processing of a drive-free according to an embodiment of the present invention;

2 is a block diagram showing the structure of a network-free processing device for driving-free according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the structure of a wireless data card 22 in a network-free processing device for driving-free according to an embodiment of the present invention;

4 is a schematic structural diagram of an apparatus for implementing a drive-free wireless data card to support both IPv4 and IPv6 networking in a non-Windows system according to an embodiment of the present invention;

5 is a flow chart showing a method for implementing IPv4 and IPv6 networking by using a data card in a non-Windows system using a drive-free method according to an embodiment of the present invention;

6 is a flow diagram of a process for implementing IPv4 and IPv6 networking in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. detailed description

The invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings in conjunction with the embodiments. It should be noted that the embodiments in the present application and the features in the embodiments may be combined with each other without conflict.

In this embodiment, a method for networked processing of a drive-free is provided. FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a method for networked processing of a drive-free according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, the process includes the following steps: Step S102, After the wireless data card conforming to the communication device class CDC is successfully loaded into the non-Windows system, the virtual interface corresponding to the non-Windows system's own driver is mapped;

Step S104: The user interface module UI obtains the supporting networking capability of the wireless data card according to the virtual interface, wherein the wireless networking card supports the networking capability, including: supporting IPv4 networking and/or supporting IPv6 networking;

Step S106, the UI performs network operation according to the supported networking capability of the received wireless data card.

Through the above steps, use a CDC-compliant wireless data card to enable non-Windows The system itself drives IPv4 and/or IPv6 networking. Compared with the prior art, it is not possible to perform IPv6 networking in non-Windows systems, or PC-driven networking, not only to achieve driverless IPv6 networking, but also to achieve wireless data. The card has good compatibility, low complexity, high stability, and expands the user's effect on the network control function by providing a friendly user interface.

After the wireless data card is successfully loaded into the non-Windows system, the virtual interface corresponding to the non-Windows system's own driver can be processed in various ways. For example, the wireless data card receives the cut disk command from the non-Windows system; The data card is switched to a virtual interface corresponding to the non-Windows system's own driver according to the received CD-ROM instruction, and the virtual interface is different according to the networking mode, for example, various control information interacting with the wireless data card during the networking process ( The virtual serial port of the control command is a virtual serial port; the virtual interface of the IPv6 network data stream that communicates with the wireless data card is a network interface; and the virtual interface of the IPv4 data stream that communicates with the wireless network interface is a network interface. Or a virtual serial port.

After the UI performs networking operations according to the supported networking capabilities of the received wireless data card, the UI obtains network configuration information and/or Internet information by accessing the wireless data card by a non-Windows system's own driver (for example, ACM driver). After the UI obtains the networked configuration information and/or the Internet information, the UI can display the obtained configuration information and/or the Internet information, and statically configure the above information on a non-Windows system, and the processing is not only solved. There are techniques in which the system cannot be configured, and it is convenient for users to view and modify the configuration information after networking and networking. The foregoing configuration information may include at least one of the following: a networking parameter, a disconnection network control instruction information; and the online information may include at least one of the following: a networking rate statistics, a networking time information, and data traffic information.

In the present embodiment, a network-free processing device is provided, which is used to implement the above-mentioned embodiments and preferred embodiments, and has not been described again. As used hereinafter, the term "module" may implement a combination of software and/or hardware of a predetermined function. Although the following examples The described device is preferably implemented in software, but hardware, or a combination of software and hardware, is also possible and contemplated.

2 is a structural block diagram of a network-free processing device for driving-free according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 2, the device includes a wireless data card 22 conforming to a communication device class CDC and a UI module 24, which is Be explained.

The wireless data card 22 conforming to the communication device class CDC is configured to map a virtual interface corresponding to the non-Windows system's own driver after the wireless data card is successfully loaded into the non-Windows system; the user interface module UI 24 is connected to the above-mentioned conforming communication The wireless data card 22 of the device CDC is configured to acquire the support networking capability of the wireless data card according to the virtual interface, wherein the wireless networking card supports the networking capability: supporting IPv4 networking and/or supporting IPv6 networking; the UI 24, Configured to network operations based on the supported networking capabilities of the received wireless data card.

3 is a structural block diagram of a wireless data card 22 in a drive-free networked processing device according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 3, the wireless data card 22 includes a receiving module 32 and a switching module 34. The data card 22 will be described.

The receiving module 32 is configured to receive the cut optical disc command sent from the non-Windows system; the switching module 34 is connected to the receiving module 32, and configured to switch to the virtual interface corresponding to the non-Windows system's own driving according to the cutting optical disc instruction. .

Preferably, the UI 24 is further configured to interact with the wireless data card through the virtual interface for control information of the networking operation, wherein the virtual interface is a virtual serial port.

Preferably, the UI 24 is further configured to obtain networked configuration information and/or Internet access information by means of a non-Windows system's own drive to access the wireless data card.

Preferably, the UI 24 is further configured to display the acquired configuration information and/or the online information. For some users with special needs, it is especially necessary to use a green drive-free solution that does not use any PC driver to achieve networking requirements. Although, some devices now implement a free-drive IPv4 networking solution, and the use of a drive-free IPv6 data card networking solution has not been implemented. In this way, under the strong request of users and the authorities, there are bound to be many devices that need to use the drive-free method to achieve IPv6 networking.

Therefore, in the related art, a networking method that supports both IPv4 and IPv6 on a non-Windows operating system is currently provided by providing a PC driver and a user interface (UI) to implement IPv4 and IPv6. Networking method. Based on the user's needs and the above-mentioned drawbacks of using the PC driver, another processing method for simultaneously supporting IPv4 and IPv6 networking on a non-Windows operating system is provided in the embodiment, that is, using the driver of the system itself, for example, The Abstract Control Model (ACM) driver and the Ethernet Control Model (ECM) drive, and a networked program to achieve drive-free support for both IPv4 and IPv6 networking. Among them, it should be pointed out that IPv6 and IPv4 networking are divided into three categories: Packet Data Protocol (PDP) single stack, single PDP dual stack (IPv4V6 PDP Context), dual PDP dual stack (Parallel IPv4 and IPv6). PDP Contexts ), wireless data cards must implement these three networking methods to meet user needs. According to different services provided by the network side, the device and UI can correctly adapt and roll back to implement three networking methods.

Taking full advantage of the non-Windows system's own features, it can be better than the Windows implementation method, that is, according to the characteristics of Mac OS and Linux OS, while using the system ACM driver and ECM driver, flexible design set supports both IPv4 and Method and system for IPv6 networking. That is, a method and system for wireless data card IPv6 and IPv4 networking are implemented on a non-Windows operating system computer through a system-driven or driver-free solution, and the system is used to implement data interaction and networking between the Mac OS, the Linux OS and the wireless data card. Wait for the operation. The methods and systems are described separately below.

In the non-Windows operating system provided in this embodiment, a method for enabling a wireless data card to simultaneously support IPv4 and IPv6 networking by using a drive-free method includes the following steps:

Step S1, develop a network communication function that supports both IPv4 and IPv6 networking functions. Wireless data card device of the Communications Devices Class (CDC). The standard wireless data card device is connected to the computer through a Universal Serial Bus (USB) interface. The Mac and Linux systems issue custom disk-cut instructions. The device cuts into IPv4 and non-Windows systems according to the CD-ROM command. IPv6 network interface and multiple virtual serial ports. The related AT control commands in the networking process interact with the wireless data card device through the virtual serial port, and the IPv6 network data stream communicates with the data card through the network interface, and the IPv4 network data flow passes. The network interface or virtual serial port communicates with the data card.

Step S2, develop a user interface (User Interface, UI) application module applied in a non-Windows system. The UI module needs to implement two functions. On the one hand, the ACM driver implements the IPv4 and IPv6 disconnected network operation through the AT control message, and has the AT control message after the Internet connection to calculate the rate, the networking time, and obtain the IP and other functional operations. And the obtained messages are displayed on the UI and the operating system; on the other hand, the UI module realizes the configuration of IPv6 IP and DNS information into the system after connecting to the Internet, and clears the messages after disconnecting the network.

Step S3, using the ACM and ECM drivers of the Mac OS or Linux OS system to automatically match the reported data card device, the data card device required to be developed is a standard CDC device, and the reported device interface is a standard ACM and ECM interface, such that The system driver is automatically loaded and no additional driver modules need to be developed.

In step S1, the standard wireless data card device conforming to the CDC communication device class refers to the CDC communication device class that the device reports that the information reported by the device must comply with the standard CDC communication device after the device receives the CD-ROM command issued by the Mac and the Linux device, so that the device reports After that, the ACM and ECM drivers that come with the non-windows system will be loaded automatically. For example, the ICERA platform and some of the Qualcomm platforms being used in the related art are such standard devices, and the data card device is connected to the computer through the USB port.

In addition, in the above step S1, the networking related control message includes but is not limited to general The AT command, these control messages are all interacted with the device through the virtual serial port mapped by the ACM driver. The network data flow except the AT control message after the Internet connection is divided into two cases, namely the IPv6 and IPv4 data streams. The two parts can interact with the device through the same network interface, or can be divided into two channels, IPv6. Through the network interface, IPv4 interacts with the device through the virtual serial port.

In the above step S2, a UI module is developed, and the UI module is an upper application module, which provides input for IPv4 and IPv6 networking parameters for the user, provides delivery of the AT control command of the disconnected network, and data parameters after networking. Statistics, and methods for obtaining IPv6 addresses and DNS, and providing users with a friendly interface display function. This module also has the function of statically configuring IPv6 address and DNS on the system, that is, obtaining IPv6 information from the wireless data card side through the AT control instruction, and passing the information through the application programming interface (API) provided by the system. Statically written to the system.

In the above step S3, according to the characteristics of the non-Windows system itself, the wireless data card device is required to be a standard CDC communication device class, so that it is not necessary to develop any driver under the non-Windows system, and only needs to use the system itself ACM and ECM driver. Just fine.

The above-mentioned embodiments and preferred embodiments have outstanding advantages over the existing networking technologies of data cards:

(1) It can well solve the problem that the CDC-compliant data card device supports both IPv4 and IPv6 networking in non-Windows systems. All communication control commands interact with the device through the virtual serial port, expand the IPv6-related AT control commands to implement the IPv6 networking function, and use the UI module to implement networking, network disconnection, and data statistics.

(2) According to the characteristics of non-Windows systems, the system's own drive scheme is used, and no driver is required, thus achieving a drive-free solution. The system driver itself has better stability. On the one hand, it satisfies the needs of users. On the other hand, the compatibility between multiple data cards is better, the system stability is higher, the complexity is lower, and the fault tolerance is better. The new function of the AT related control instruction can be added by modifying the UI module. (3) Provides a more user-friendly UI module, which expands the IPv6 disconnection network and parameter setting functions, and can implement appropriate IPv4 and IPv6 networking according to user parameters and capabilities of wireless data card devices. And prompting the user to input appropriate parameters according to the information of the network failure, or performing a network mode rollback. This can be a good implementation of a set of UI support for different network and wireless data card devices.

4 is a schematic structural diagram of an apparatus for implementing a drive-free wireless data card to support both IPv4 and IPv6 networking in a non-Windows system according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 4, the apparatus includes the following modules: UI module 40 (ibid.) UI 24), user application module 41, ECM driver 42, ACM driver 43, computer system module 44, wireless data card device module 45. The device will be described below.

The UI module 40 includes: a UI user interface, an application for processing a disconnected network, a statistical online process control instruction, an application configuring an IPv6 address and a DNS.

Among them, the UI user interface adds the parameter setting operation of the IPv6 networking based on the existing IPv4 networking, and the IPv4 part can be similar to the prior art. The differences from the prior art are: IPv6 connection network, parameter setting, UI interface operation for displaying IPv6 information, AT control command application for handling disconnected network and statistical online process data, configuration of IPv6 and DNS applications, and the like. This part is responsible for IPv6 networking based on the capabilities of the device and the parameters configured by the user. It can support three networking methods at the same time: single PDP single stack, single PDP dual stack and dual PDP dual stack. After connecting to the Internet, obtain the IPv6 address and DNS, and set the obtained values to the computer system. On the other hand, after connecting to the Internet, display the information of IPv4 and IPv6 Internet access, such as networking time and traffic, to the UI user. On the interface.

In addition, the control commands mentioned above include (but are not limited to), USB protocol communication related instructions and general AT communication related instructions.

The user application module 41 is similar to the prior art, and mainly refers to an application module that is networked on the operating system after being connected to the Internet, for example, a browser or the like. The driving part includes an ACM driver 42 and an ECM driver 43, both of which are driven by the system, so that no additional driving module is required, that is, a drive-free function is achieved.

The wireless data card device 44 refers to a device having IPv4 and IPv6 networking functions, and supports a network communication protocol. The data card devices described herein are subject to the ACM and ECM interface devices of the CDC standard communication device class. The wireless data card device is connected to the computer through the USB port. After the connection, multiple ACM and ECM interfaces are mapped in the system. The system automatically loads the corresponding driver and reports the corresponding interface to the UI for communication between the UI and the application.

The above-mentioned wireless data card that realizes free drive under non-Windows system supports both IPv4 and IPv6 networking devices, and the UI module is a core part of implementing AT control message parsing and encapsulation in the networking process, and conforms to the wireless data card of the CDC communication device class and The UI module is the core module of the device. The system's own ACM and ECM drivers provide an effective channel for the entire networking and data communication. The other modules are connected and connected, and constitute a complete technical solution.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart of a method for implementing a ιρ _ν 4 and IPv6 networking by using a data-free method in a non-Windows system according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 5, the process includes the following steps:

Step S502, the user application is installed to the computer, the wireless data card is inserted into the PC system, and the non-Windows OS (for example, Mac and Linux system) cuts the disc tool to issue a customized disc cutting instruction, and after the device receives the disc cutting instruction, Cut into a standard CDC communication interface.

In step S504, the ACM and ECM drivers provided by the operating system determine whether to load the driver according to the reported device. If the loading is successful, the process goes to step S506, and if it fails, the process goes to step S520.

Step S506: After the ACM and the ECM driver are successfully loaded, the corresponding interface is mapped in the operating system for use by the UI module.

Step S508, the UI module is initialized, and the data card device is accessed through the virtual serial port driven by the ACM to obtain the capability of the device to support networking.

Step S510, the UI module advances according to the networking capability supported by the device to support IPv4 and IPv6. The IPv4 and IPv6 are networked, and it is judged whether the networking is successful. If the networking is successful, the process goes to step S514, and if the failure, the process goes to step S512.

Step S512, the UI module determines whether it is necessary to roll back and try to connect to the network again according to the return value of the device networking failure. If necessary, go to step S510 to continue networking. If not required, the user is prompted to the corresponding network failure, and the network is disconnected to step S518.

In step S514, the networking is successful. At this time, the ECM and the ACM driver notify the operating system that the Internet has been connected to the Internet, and the operating system starts (ie, initiates) a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) request, and the system automatically allocates the IP and DNS required for the IPv4. And other information. The UI module uses the AT command to access the data card through the ACM driver to obtain IPv6 IP, DNS and other information, and set the information on the operating system (for example, the network interface).

Step S516, the system application includes the browser interacting with the data card device through the ECM driver and the ACM driver to meet various requirements of the user's Internet access. If the user no longer needs to connect to the network.

In step S518, the network is disconnected, and the wireless data card is removed from the system.

In step S520, the system driver is automatically released, and the virtualized network interface for IPv4 and IPv6 networking automatically disappears and ends.

Combining the whole system architecture and the process of implementing networking, the core of the implementation method is that the UI module performs different forms of IPv4 and IPv6 networking operations according to the device capabilities, and the system driver module and the UI module cooperate with the standard CDC communication device data. The card completes the process of IPv4 and IPv6 networking.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart of implementing an IPv4 and IPv6 networking process according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 6, the process includes the following steps:

In step S602, the UI module obtains the capability of the device to support IPv4 and IPv6 networking through the ACM driver, and determines whether IPv6 and IPv4 networking is supported. If the device supports IPv4 networking, the process goes to step S604. If IPv6 is supported, the process goes to step S606. Then, go to step S608. In step S604, the UI module sends the IPv4 networking instruction through the ACM, and the process goes to step S610.

Step S606, the UI module sends the IPv6 networking instruction through the ACM, and the process goes to step S612.

Step S608, prompting the user equipment that the network device cannot be connected, and the user needs to check the network and the data card and then perform networking again.

In step S610, after the device is connected to the network, the ACM is used to notify the UI whether the network is successful. If successful, the process goes to step S614, and if it fails, the process goes to step S622.

In step S612, the device notifies the ECM driver and the UI whether the network is successful. If successful, the process goes to step S616, and if it fails, the process goes to step S622.

Step S614, the ECM or the ACM driver notifies that the operating system has been connected to the Internet, and the system initiates a DHCP request, and proceeds to step S618.

Step S616, the ECM driver notifies the operating system that the Internet has been connected to the Internet, and the UI obtains the IPv6 address and the DNS information through the ACM driver and sets the information on the network interface, and the network successfully proceeds to step S620.

Step S618, the system application drives the IPv4 data interaction with the data card through the ACM or the ECM, and if the user communication ends, the process goes to step S622.

Step S620, the system application performs IPv6 data interaction with the data card through the ECM driver, and if the user communication ends, the process goes to step S622.

Step S622, disconnecting the network or maintaining one of the connected Internet states, and ending.

Obviously, those skilled in the art should understand that the above modules or steps of the present invention can be implemented by a general-purpose computing device, which can be concentrated on a single computing device or distributed over a network composed of multiple computing devices. Alternatively, they may be implemented by program code executable by the computing device, such that they may be stored in the storage device by the computing device and, in some cases, may be different from the order herein. Execution shown or described Steps, either by making them into individual integrated circuit modules, or by making a plurality of modules or steps into a single integrated circuit module. Thus, the invention is not limited to any specific combination of hardware and software.

The above is only the preferred embodiment of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the present invention, and various modifications and changes can be made to the present invention. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc. within the spirit and scope of the invention are intended to be included within the scope of the invention.

Claims

Claim

A method for networked processing without a drive, the method comprising:

After the wireless data card conforming to the communication device class CDC is successfully loaded into the non-Windows system, the virtual interface corresponding to the non-Windows system's own driver is mapped;

The user interface module UI obtains the support networking capability of the wireless data card according to the virtual interface, wherein the wireless networking card supports the networking capability: supporting IPv4 networking and/or supporting IPv6 networking;

The UI performs network operation according to the received networking capability of the wireless data card received.

The method according to claim 1, wherein, after the wireless data card is loaded into the non-Windows system, the virtual interface corresponding to the non-Windows system's own driver is:

The wireless data card receives a cut optical disc command sent from the non-Windows system; the wireless data card switches to the virtual interface corresponding to the non-Windows system's own drive according to the cut optical disc instruction, including Virtual serial port and virtual network interface.

The method according to claim 1, wherein the UI performs network operation according to the received networking capability of the wireless data card that is received:

The UI interacts with the wireless data card to control information for networking operations by using the virtual interface, where the virtual interface is a virtual serial port.

The method according to claim 1, wherein after the UI performs the networking operation according to the received networking capability of the wireless data card, the method further includes:

The UI obtains network configuration information and/or Internet access information by means of the non-Windows system's own driver accessing the wireless data card.

The method of claim 4, wherein after the UI obtains the networked configuration information and/or the Internet access information by means of the non-Windows system's self-driven access to the wireless data card, the method further includes: The UI displays the obtained configuration information and/or online information.

The method according to claim 4, wherein

The configuration information includes at least one of the following: a networking parameter, and a disconnection network control instruction information; the online information includes at least one of the following: network rate statistics, network time information, and data traffic information.

7. A networked processing device for drive-free, the device comprising:

a wireless data card conforming to the communication device class CDC, configured to map a virtual interface corresponding to the non-Windows system's own driver after the wireless data card is successfully loaded into the non-Windows system;

The user interface module UI is configured to acquire the support networking capability of the wireless data card according to the virtual interface, where the wireless networking card supports networking capability, including: supporting IPv4 networking and/or supporting IPv6 networking;

The UI is further configured to perform a networking operation according to the received networking capability of the wireless data card.

The device of claim 7, wherein the wireless data card comprises: a receiving module configured to receive a cut optical disc instruction sent from the non-Windows system; and a switching module configured to cut the optical disc according to the The instruction switches to the virtual interface corresponding to the self-drive of the non-Windows system.

9. Apparatus according to claim 7 wherein

The UI is further configured to interact with the wireless data card to control information for networking operations by using the virtual interface, where the virtual interface is a virtual serial port.

10. The apparatus according to claim 7, wherein

The UI is further configured to obtain networked configuration information and/or Internet access information by means of the non-Windows system's own driver accessing the wireless data card.

11. The apparatus according to claim 10, wherein The UI is further configured to display the obtained configuration information and/or online information.