Hi Tore,
This patch makes it possible to use MM to set up PDP contexts with
PDP types other than 'IP', which is particularly useful when trying
to use the 'IPV6' or 'IPV4V6' PDP types defined in recent 3GPP specs.
If ip-type isn't specified, 'IP' will be used by default, due to the
fact that
As described. This replaces a regexp of ?\S*? , which doesn't match the
string Line 1 because of the embedded whitespace, with a somewhat more
elaborate regular expression that does. It also accommodates escaped quotes
inside the quoted string.
(A more general tokenize v.250 comma-separated
Pretty much what it says.
With this and the prior patch mmcli -m 0 now shows me the modem's number.
- Nathan
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Hi,
* Aleksander Morgado
I'm guessing that you removed the g_free() before because it was
crashing afterwards when you tried to g_free() this IP string that
you're setting here. In order to avoid that, g_free() should receive
always a string allocated in heap:
self-priv-ip_type = g_strdup
This patch makes it possible to use MM to set up PDP contexts with
PDP types other than 'IP', which is particularly useful when trying
to use the 'IPV6' or 'IPV4V6' PDP types defined in recent 3GPP specs.
If ip-type isn't specified, 'IP' will be used by default, due to the
fact that modem
On 04/13/2012 04:57 PM, Nathan Williams wrote:
As described. This replaces a regexp of ?\S*? , which doesn't match
the string Line 1 because of the embedded whitespace, with a somewhat
more elaborate regular expression that does. It
also accommodates escaped quotes inside the quoted string.
On 04/13/2012 05:22 PM, Nathan Williams wrote:
Pretty much what it says.
With this and the prior patch mmcli -m 0 now shows me the modem's number.
- Nathan
Pushed, thanks.
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On 04/13/2012 07:58 PM, Tore Anderson wrote:
This patch makes it possible to use MM to set up PDP contexts with
PDP types other than 'IP', which is particularly useful when trying
to use the 'IPV6' or 'IPV4V6' PDP types defined in recent 3GPP specs.
If ip-type isn't specified, 'IP' will be