I made a workaround based on rpr-nospam's(#12) post.
It's a bash script for detecting the modem and then connecting it.
#---------------------------------------
#!/bin/bash
wwanstatus=`nmcli nm wwan`
wwadevnstatus=`nmcli dev`
until [[ $wwadevnstatus == *ttyUSB2* ]]; do
sleep 5
wwadevnstatus=`nmcli dev`
done
sleep 5
until [[ $wwanstatus != *deaktiveret* ]]; do
nmcli nm wwan on
nmcli con up id "CBB Mobil Standard"
sleep 2
wwanstatus=`nmcli nm wwan`
done
#---------------------------------------
Note 1: "CBB Mobil Standard" is my connection's name.
Note 2: You can use the modem's device name as I did or just use "gsm".
Use "$ nmcli dev" to find out what the modem is called.
Then replace "ttyUSB2" with the correct name or just "gsm"
Note 3: Replace "deaktiveret" (Danish for disabled) with what your translation
of "disabled".
Find it by entering: "$ nmcli nm wwan"
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