>
>
> Interesting, in the testing lab they noticed that they only saw this being a
> problem when ModemManager was running. But if your telling me that it’s
> related to the modules firmware... Can you think of anything in Modem
> Manager that could be conflicting with the carrier messages going to
On Tue, Sep 19, 2017 at 11:12 AM Aleksander Morgado <
aleksan...@aleksander.es> wrote:
> Hey Rowan,
>
> > I feel like this information is good for the community to have. I have
> used
> > ModemManager in our project up until this point, where we are faced with
> a
> > challenge of OMA-DM (Open Mob
>> I came across an old example (get-sms.py) using dbus, but are there any
>> examples via gi/Glib for reading and deleting received SMSs (and any events
>> that can be hooked for catching the reception)?
>> I'm guessing the ModemMessaging class is the starting point? Then, in the
>> Sms class, whe
Hey Rowan,
> I feel like this information is good for the community to have. I have used
> ModemManager in our project up until this point, where we are faced with a
> challenge of OMA-DM (Open Mobile Alliance [OMA] Device Management [DM]).
> Some background: Each time you want to put a product on
This branch contains a series of patches that port the hso plugin to use GTask:
https://github.com/linux-mobile-broadband/ModemManager/compare/master...cbchan:gtask-plugins-hso
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I feel like this information is good for the community to have. I have used
ModemManager in our project up until this point, where we are faced with a
challenge of OMA-DM (Open Mobile Alliance [OMA] Device Management [DM]).
Some background: Each time you want to put a product on a carrier you have
> On 19 September 2017 at 09:03 colin.helliw...@ln-systems.com wrote:
>
> I came across an old example (get-sms.py) using dbus, but are there any
> examples via gi/Glib for reading and deleting received SMSs (and any events
> that can be hooked for catching the reception)?
> I'm guessing the Mode
I came across an old example (get-sms.py) using dbus, but are there any
examples via gi/Glib for reading and deleting received SMSs (and any events
that can be hooked for catching the reception)?
I'm guessing the ModemMessaging class is the starting point? Then, in the
Sms class, when would be the
