Hey Nick, > Is there a preferred way to get the signal information from modem manager > periodically for the purposes of illuminating some LED’s? Currently I am > running mmcli -m 0 and using grep to strip it down to just the number and > taking action based on that value. (—signal-get is not producing any output > for me, I’m afraid.) I am just wondering if there is a preferred solution out > there already that I am missing. >
In order to have --signal-get start reporting values, you first need to set it up specifying how often you want those values reported, e.g. --signal-setup=30 for every 30s. After that, you can use --signal-get and get more detailed values. > Also, I see that uqmi has some more signal values available, but I have > witnessed that running uqmi while modem manager controls a modem could cause > modem manager to lose access to the modem. I vaguely recall a whisper that > there may be a preferred way to run uqmi commands from within modem manager, > is that correct? Is there a way to get the full uqmi —get-signal-info > information from mmcli directly? I suppose I could always just run the AT > commands to get the signal info via modem manager. > I guess you're referring to "running QMI commands" while MM is running. Not with uqmi, but you can run qmicli commands while MM is running by adding an additional "-p" to the qmicli command you would use. uqmi AFAIK doesn't play well with MM+libqmi. -- Aleksander https://aleksander.es _______________________________________________ ModemManager-devel mailing list ModemManager-devel@lists.freedesktop.org https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/modemmanager-devel
