Good Morning Marcel, On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 04:48:00PM +0200, Marcel Holtmann wrote: > > The hso.c driver sets the dev->type to APHRD_NONE (0xfffe) and not to > > APHDR_ETHER as expected by add_net_device. I'm not where to fix this > > problem. Should hso.c use APHRD_ETHER as connman expects this or > > should add_net_device accept others types? > > so ConnMan is suppose to ignore all interfaces with DEVTYPE=wwan. These > will be picked up by oFono.
Thanks for the clarification. I was confused how ofono and connman interact. I though connman will detect a new device, identifies it and when is recognized it as modem connman hands it over to ofono. Of course, this is completely wrong. It exact the oposite. Well, at least I could read some nice c code :) > Just make sure oFono detects your HSO device. There is a udev rule > required to do so at the moment. And then ConnMan will see the HSO > device through oFono. I have tested it with an older iCON card. Ah, that was the trick. After adding the udev rule ofono detects the device. > The actual interface name is given via D-Bus to ConnMan. So it doesn't > really matter that ConnMan ignores ARPHRD_NONE. I wondered how connman then knows about the hso ethernet interface. Again I mixed up some concepts. While udev reports devices, rntl reports the interfaces and that's how connman knows about hso. The ones who can read have clearly an advantage... cheers, daniel _______________________________________________ connman mailing list connman@connman.net http://lists.connman.net/listinfo/connman
