Hi Stefan, > I'm in the process to test out connman on my laptop to evaluate it's use for > freesmartphone.org > > For now I'm hanging at the very beginning as it seems not to detect my Intel > 5300 wifi card. Marcel suggested that maybe the plugins are not loaded. But > step-by-step. > > I have removed all installed connman stuff from my system, purged the repo and > started from scratch. According to HACKING I'm using ./bootstrap-configure > > I get a failure in the gtk-doc part then when running make: > > touch sgml-build.stamp > p /dbus > make[2]: p: Command not found > make[2]: [dbus/manager.xml] Error 127 (ignored) > echo "<?xml version=\"1.0\"?>" > dbus/manager.xml > /bin/sh: dbus/manager.xml: No such file or directory > make[2]: *** [dbus/manager.xml] Error 1 > make[2]: Leaving directory > `/home/stefan/Projekte/smartphones/connman/connman/doc' > make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 > make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/stefan/Projekte/smartphones/connman/connman' > make: *** [all] Error 2 > > Somehow the env is not set correctly. Using this one let's make run through. > > make MKDIR_P=mkdir builddir=$(pwd)/doc/
just run ./bootstrap-configure --disable-gtk-doc and it will not try to build the documentation. The bootstrap-configure command will by default enable everything since I need that for testing. > Now I'm running wpa_supplicant -u in another shell and test-supplicant shows > that wpa_supplicant knows about the card. (Can give you the output if needed) > > Still starting connmand as described in HACKING gives me the following: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Projekte/smartphones/connman/connman$ sudo ./src/connmand > -n > -d > Connection ":1.64" is not allowed to own the service "org.moblin.connman" due > to > security policies in the configuration file > > Not that hard to fix: > sudo cp src/connman.conf /etc/dbus-1/system.d/ > > Now it starts but stops without loading any plugin it seems: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Projekte/smartphones/connman/connman$ sudo ./src/connmand > -n > -d > connmand[21985]: Connection Manager version 0.0 > connmand[21985]: storage.c:__connman_storage_init() > connmand[21985]: element.c:__connman_element_init() conn 0x1420570 > connmand[21985]: element.c:connman_element_create() element 0x14228c0 > connmand[21985]: element.c:create_default_properties() element 0x14228c0 name > root > connmand[21985]: element.c:create_default_properties() property IPv4.Method > connmand[21985]: element.c:create_property() element 0x14228c0 name root > connmand[21985]: element.c:create_default_properties() property IPv4.Address > connmand[21985]: element.c:create_property() element 0x14228c0 name root > connmand[21985]: element.c:create_default_properties() property IPv4.Netmask > connmand[21985]: element.c:create_property() element 0x14228c0 name root > connmand[21985]: element.c:create_default_properties() property IPv4.Gateway > connmand[21985]: element.c:create_property() element 0x14228c0 name root > connmand[21985]: element.c:create_default_properties() property > IPv4.Nameserver > connmand[21985]: element.c:create_property() element 0x14228c0 name root > connmand[21985]: element.c:create_default_properties() property WiFi.Security > connmand[21985]: element.c:create_property() element 0x14228c0 name root > connmand[21985]: element.c:create_default_properties() property > WiFi.Passphrase > connmand[21985]: element.c:create_property() element 0x14228c0 name root > connmand[21985]: device.c:__connman_device_init() > connmand[21985]: element.c:connman_driver_register() driver 0x613a40 name > device > connmand[21985]: element.c:probe_driver() element 0x14228c0 name root > connmand[21985]: agent.c:__connman_agent_init() conn 0x1420570 > connmand[21985]: manager.c:__connman_manager_init() conn 0x1420570 > connmand[21985]: profile.c:__connman_profile_init() conn 0x1420570 > connmand[21985]: rtnl.c:__connman_rtnl_init() > connmand[21985]: plugin.c:__connman_plugin_init() > > > Running list-devices in tests gives back nothing. Here I'm stucked so far. > > Basic netlink detection, rtln.c, works. Pulling out and plugin in again my > network cable leads to this: > > connmand[21985]: rtnl.c:rtnl_message() buf 0x7ffff6fb14b0 len 248 > connmand[21985]: rtnl.c:rtnl_message() len 248 type 16 flags 0x0000 seq 0 > connmand[21985]: rtnl.c:rtnl_message() NEWLINK > connmand[21985]: rtnl.c:rtnl_newlink() ifi_index 2 ifi_flags 0x1003 > connmand[21985]: rtnl.c:process_newlink() index 2 > connmand[21985]: rtnl.c:rtnl_message() buf 0x7ffff6fb14b0 len 248 > connmand[21985]: rtnl.c:rtnl_message() len 248 type 16 flags 0x0000 seq 0 > connmand[21985]: rtnl.c:rtnl_message() NEWLINK > connmand[21985]: rtnl.c:rtnl_newlink() ifi_index 2 ifi_flags 0x11043 > connmand[21985]: rtnl.c:process_newlink() index 2 That works, but without the rtnllink or wifi plugin you will not have any device detection. The RTNL framework inside ConnMan core is only a dispatcher. I tried to move that into a plugin, but failed since RTNL is broken by design for everything except command line tools with a short lifespan. > I had the same issue before even after I installed connman into the system. > Hints really appreciated. You might have to strace it and see where it tries to load the plugins from. One thing that could be the issue is and outdated automake. Make sure you have version 1.10 or later installed. There were some issues with the $(abs_top_srcdir) in previous version. Regards Marcel _______________________________________________ connman mailing list [email protected] https://lists.moblin.org/mailman/listinfo/connman
