The following commit introduced a hard dependency on libqmi for the dell
plugin:
commit 1093c124b4cb "dell,dw5821e: use DMS extension method to load
properly formatted firmware version"
so ModemManager fails to build under --without-qmi. Aleksander, we should
probably extend the gitlab CI to tes
Hello,
Not sure if this is actually MM or libqmi related, so trying here first; let me
know if I need to take this to libqmi-devel instead.
Having an odd issue that seems to be tied to MM’s interaction with qmi-proxy.
We’d been noticing that ModemManager will occasionally stop responding to DBu
On Tue, 2019-03-12 at 08:31 +0100, Sven Schwermer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I’m wondering what factors into the Signal Quality value for LTE
> modems. My suspicion is that only the “Signal” field of the +CIND
ModemManager, by default, asks the modem what it thinks it's signal
quality is via CIND. That gi
Hey,
> It would be fine, if the “service installer” adds the polkit.service
> dependency, if MM is compiled with --with-polkit=yes.
>
Yes, makes sense. Could you open a new Issue here so that we track the
change? https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mobile-broadband/ModemManager/issues
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Aleksander
Hi,
Occasionally, I can see that the ModemManager service starts before Polkit
service, which results in D-Bus errors (permission denied).
To prevent this wrong start order during boot, I've added
'Requires=polkit.service' and 'After=polkit.service' to MM's systemd unit file.
[Unit]
Descriptio
Hi,
I’m wondering what factors into the Signal Quality value for LTE modems. My
suspicion is that only the “Signal” field of the +CIND message is used, but if
I understood the manual for the ublox LARA-R211 correctly, that’s a poor
quantity to use for this purpose as it only represents the RSSI
