**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Aug 28 03:00:03 2018 Aug 28 05:47:30 TallTim: there is a project to libre the modem as well Aug 28 05:48:08 so go ahead and help :-P https://postmarketos.org/blog/2018/04/14/lowlevel/ Aug 28 05:49:43 further information: https://github.com/cyrozap/mediatek-lte-baseband-re Aug 28 08:23:53 adam_b now I restarted. looks a little different, but still doesn't work. Aug 28 08:24:39 https://paste.debian.net/1039613/ Aug 28 08:24:47 I think there is a pin on the simcard. Aug 28 08:41:17 that paste looks ok, have you tried turning it on in cmst? Aug 28 08:41:42 y. doesn't show up Aug 28 08:41:47 (pop the sim in another phone and turn the pin off first) Aug 28 08:42:39 guess I can boot into android and do it from there, right? Aug 28 08:43:06 or try running things in /usr/share/ofono/scripts there might be something pin related Aug 28 08:43:50 yea there is an 'enter-pin' Aug 28 08:47:24 Wants `[PATH] pin_type pin`. What's my pin-type? Aug 28 08:49:14 sorry never set a pin, google or someone else will have to help Aug 28 08:50:22 https://paste.debian.net/1039618/ Aug 28 08:52:36 yea I think your out of the woods on the ofono service status front, you need to be looking at the output from 'list-modems' and 'list-contexts' etc Aug 28 08:55:18 https://paste.debian.net/1039619/ Aug 28 08:56:25 still says ` Aug 28 08:56:25 PinRequired = none` Aug 28 09:05:24 so maybe you don't have a pin set (I have a blank 'LockedPins' so uncertain what diff that makes), try creating/activating contexts and connmanctl services etc as per that wiki page you started working from Aug 28 09:11:44 sec. have to put this aside for a while, but I'll come back to it. thx already for the suggestions ;-). **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Aug 28 09:19:08 2018 Aug 28 10:58:42 so if I reboot, I see a cellular option in cmst. but I dnt think I can use it. Aug 28 10:59:36 https://paste.debian.net/1039627/ Aug 28 11:10:20 I can ping 0.0.0.0 now ;-). but not google.com or 8.8.8.8 Aug 28 11:19:05 when I do that, ping actually aims for localhost. pinging localhost is easy... Aug 28 11:19:42 now my context looks like this: https://paste.debian.net/1039633/ Aug 28 11:20:11 y I figured as much. I thought I remembered that this was some DNS-server, but I guess I was wrong. Aug 28 11:21:33 and `connmanctl status` is '*AO winSIM cellular_**********_context1 Aug 28 11:21:33 ' Aug 28 11:22:45 the wifi-one I use to ssh into it, has 'AR' as a status. not quite sure, what they mean. Aug 28 11:23:22 huh Aug 28 11:40:08 tobra, does ping work with wifi? Aug 28 11:40:17 nure Aug 28 11:40:20 *sure Aug 28 11:41:17 ip addr show dev ccmni0 has same IP address set? Aug 28 11:42:40 not sure. I think yes Aug 28 11:43:08 https://paste.debian.net/1039637/ Aug 28 11:43:52 ok, looks like it's connected Aug 28 11:43:55 what about ip route? Aug 28 11:46:15 https://paste.debian.net/1039638/ Aug 28 11:49:12 default route is through wlan Aug 28 11:49:26 sure. Aug 28 11:49:42 10.0.0.0/8 dev rndis0 proto kernel scope link src 10.15.19.82 Aug 28 11:49:42 10.0.0.0/8 dev ccmni0 proto kernel scope link src 10.149.175.227 Aug 28 11:49:48 it seems rndis0 may conflict... Aug 28 11:50:00 so what's rndis0? Aug 28 11:50:13 USB network, if you use it Aug 28 11:50:33 not really. Aug 28 11:50:42 I'm running off the battery atm. Aug 28 11:50:52 try ip route del 10.0.0.0/8 dev rndis0 Aug 28 11:50:53 ok Aug 28 11:51:16 ok Aug 28 11:52:08 y. entry disappeared. Aug 28 11:53:57 can I force the cellular route somehow to test it without removing the wifiy? Aug 28 11:54:54 `sudo connmanctl services` is still unchanged, so I dnt think that did the trick yet. Aug 28 11:55:41 what happens if you ping 62.109.121.17? Aug 28 11:56:03 (seems to be service provider NS server) Aug 28 11:57:15 with wifi this works. Aug 28 11:57:25 without it, it probably doesn't. Aug 28 12:03:52 it should be routed through mobile according to current routing rules Aug 28 12:06:38 If I disconnect wifi, I can't ping anywhere externally, really (tried 8.8.8.8 and 62.109.121.17). "Network is unreachable" Aug 28 12:59:32 opan - Naturally I'm being a bit facetious, but it annoys me that people think "linux == total freedom" when the underlying hardware can snitch you out in a heartbeat. Aug 28 19:27:52 X driver performance improvements coming: https://puu.sh/BlTLQ/8548680e36.mp4 Aug 28 19:35:17 sweet. What's under the hood? Aug 28 19:41:23 it was pretty low hanging fruit, emulating "hardware" cursor with OpenGL helps Xorg avoid constantly redrawing it Aug 28 19:51:41 nice :-) Aug 28 21:05:27 I finally got around to sending the clk patch: http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/linux-mediatek/2018-August/014824.html Aug 28 21:26:59 had a look at the sim in android. I dont think the pin can be removed (or changed). at least that option is grayed out (by default). Aug 28 23:45:01 I got tired of dding new images to recovery, so I made a script which transfers the new kernel to Gemini with ZMODEM after every build and kexecs into it. The script is in the repo. Aug 28 23:45:48 but the transfer takes about a minute, so it's not much faster than dding the image and rebooting. But at least it doesn't need holding the power button for 30 seconds :P **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Aug 29 03:00:03 2018