**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Mar 25 02:59:57 2010 Mar 25 05:49:11 denkenz: still there? **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Mar 25 17:16:14 2010 Mar 25 17:16:28 If I reject primary and secondary NBNS options, then it works fine. Mar 25 17:16:33 and so we keep sending another request, but it's never good enough for the modem. Mar 25 17:17:48 could the list be dead? I still don't see the patch there. Maybe mail it to me directly? Mar 25 17:19:45 I saw it. Mar 25 17:19:57 It is on the list. Mar 25 17:20:03 Problem is on your end ;) Mar 25 17:20:12 or with linux.intel.com... Mar 25 17:20:26 which is where I'm subscribed. Mar 25 17:20:44 * kristenc mails self to test Mar 25 17:21:37 Send another one to your linux.intel.com address. Mar 25 17:22:03 weird - got the one you sent me directly right away. Mar 25 17:22:17 and my test mail. Mar 25 17:22:21 not sure what's up with that. Mar 25 17:24:05 seems really straight forward. Can you capture reads and writes with strace and mail them to me? I want to see what the modem is sending you. Mar 25 19:36:26 kristenc: I could, but I prefer that we add some proper debug to key points in the code first. Mar 25 19:37:03 Especially for the LCP stage, we should have some debug support. Mar 25 20:53:43 I hate gprs Mar 25 20:56:33 random review: commit 9390dbaf31f2bd61ff566eeaac6644dce1fd13b4 seems doc contradicts implementation? s/uint16/string? Mar 25 20:59:08 Yeah the doc is wrong, we switched to strings a while ago and I just copied the error from network one Mar 25 21:01:59 fixed Mar 25 21:03:03 By the way, I like the new tech names ;) Mar 25 21:04:29 good, holtmann persuaded me they were better Mar 25 21:05:01 Personally, I could've gone with just 2g, 3g, 4g Mar 25 21:05:13 but I suppose we can expect some level of telco understanding here Mar 25 21:06:13 akiniemi: Problem is that we would have needed 2.5g and 3.5g as well. Mar 25 21:06:16 these might come into play once we have cdma or dual mode modems Mar 25 21:10:05 And LTE is almost a household name nowadays anyway Mar 25 21:43:36 holtmann: ping Mar 25 21:46:05 nm, I sent you email. Mar 25 22:11:04 akiniemi: still up? Mar 25 22:36:33 kristenc: I am here. Mar 25 22:42:42 holtmann: I took a look at the strace output -- it looks to me like we are doing what we are supposed to be, but obviously there must be something else it's not doing. Mar 25 22:43:07 is it possible for you to connect via network manager/pppd and do an strace to see the traffic when pppd is talking to the modem? Mar 25 22:43:18 it would help me to be able to see a working connection. Mar 25 22:43:50 when I strace network manager, I have to tell strace to follow the processes and spit out each process into a separate file. Mar 25 22:44:00 then pick the one that has the pppd process in it and send it to me. Mar 25 22:45:27 I use strace -x -e trace=read,write -f -ff -o nm NetworkManager --no-daemon Mar 25 22:45:54 then grep all the nm.* files for pppd. Mar 25 22:46:28 kristenc: I have a working connection. Only when I accept the NBNS options instead of rejecting them this goes wrong. Mar 25 22:46:40 Meaning when I am accepting all options it fails. Mar 25 22:47:11 And the NetworkManager part is funny. Are you serious? I don't have that installed on my system ;) Mar 25 22:47:12 holtmann: right, what I am hoping is that pppd accepts the NBNS option and we can see that Mar 25 22:48:18 unfortunately, I can't duplicate this on my own hardware, so I have to rely on you to test this out. We can always just reject the nbns options for now until I get more hardware. Mar 26 02:08:04 :denkenz, which modem implement the radio-setting feature? Mar 26 02:12:07 isi only Mar 26 02:12:27 ok , thanks Mar 26 02:48:25 denkenz: i am not sure whether we need two flags. maybe i think too complicated. Mar 26 02:48:53 one is for blocking for each command, another is for blocking for the whole command line. Mar 26 02:49:15 server should not eat next command line before current whole line is fully parsed. right? Mar 26 02:54:18 of course not Mar 26 02:54:26 1 command outstanding at a time Mar 26 02:54:39 doesn't matter if it is on a multi-command line or single-command line Mar 26 02:55:15 what if a new data comes in, will it trigger server_feed? Mar 26 02:56:24 image an ATD need a long time to back, and a new line comes in, will it replace current line? Mar 26 02:56:40 correct me if i am wrong **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Mar 26 02:59:57 2010