Hey,
For anyone interested, there's some work ('qmi-wdm' branch in the
upstream MM tree) to be able to grab qmi/wdm ports, currently just
exposed as raw MMPort objects. Of course, you'll need a device with such
ports (got a Pantech UML290 here) and a recent enough kernel with
Björn's qmi_wwan
Aleksander Morgado writes:
> For anyone interested, there's some work ('qmi-wdm' branch in the
> upstream MM tree) to be able to grab qmi/wdm ports, currently just
> exposed as raw MMPort objects. Of course, you'll need a device with
> such ports (got a Pantech UML290 here) and a recent enough ke
For anyone interested, there's some work ('qmi-wdm' branch in the
upstream MM tree) to be able to grab qmi/wdm ports, currently just
exposed as raw MMPort objects. Of course, you'll need a device with
such ports (got a Pantech UML290 here) and a recent enough kernel with
Björn's qmi_wwan driver.
On 11. april 2012 15:11, Aleksander Morgado wrote:
For anyone interested, there's some work ('qmi-wdm' branch in the
upstream MM tree) to be able to grab qmi/wdm ports, currently just
exposed as raw MMPort objects. Of course, you'll need a device with
such ports (got a Pantech UML290 here) and
Aleksander Morgado writes:
>> The classical example is the Ericsson MBM modems used in Lenovo and Dell
>> laptops, which present AT command cdc-wdm interfaces. ModemManager
>> should collect these and use them if necessary.
>>
>
> So those cdc-wdm interfaces are pure AT ports, no QMI involved in
Marius Bjørnstad Kotsbak writes:
> I might also get time to test this as i just received my ZTE 820D
> modem. But I just wonder what the point of doing this is? Is it giving
> better performance
In my testing with a Huawei E392 (which uses the same Qualcomm chipset
as the ZTE 820D) I've never b
On 11. april 2012 16:07, Bjørn Mork wrote:
Marius Bjørnstad Kotsbak writes:
I might also get time to test this as i just received my ZTE 820D
modem. But I just wonder what the point of doing this is? Is it giving
better performance
In my testing with a Huawei E392 (which uses the same Qualcom
Den 16:18 11. april 2012 skrev Marius Bjørnstad Kotsbak <
marius.kots...@gmail.com> følgende:
> On 11. april 2012 16:07, Bjørn Mork wrote:
>
>> Marius Bjørnstad
>> Kotsbak>
>> writes:
>>
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>
>
>> Note that the downstream bandwidth isn't affected (to the same degree at
>> least). But that is rea
Marius Bjørnstad Kotsbak writes:
> In Network manager, I don't find any IPv6 settings when using PPP.
You can do a simple command line test with something like:
pppd connect 'chat -e -v "" AT+CGDCONT=1,\"IPV4V6\",\"your-apn\" OK ATDT*99#
CONNECT' nodefaultroute ipv6 , debug nodetach noauth no
