**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Jul 09 02:59:57 2010
Jul 09 19:40:48 <thiago__> hi, does anybody knows if the huawei E226 modem is supported by ofono?
Jul 09 19:44:08 <denkenz> Nobody has reported for sure, but it should be
Jul 09 19:44:50 <thiago__> I'm trying to make it work on meego, but no success so far
Jul 09 19:45:08 <denkenz> Meego might not ship with a version of oFono recent enough
Jul 09 19:45:37 <denkenz> What version do you have?
Jul 09 19:45:40 <thiago__> it's 0.20
Jul 09 19:46:18 <thiago__> on the netbook image
Jul 09 19:46:28 <denkenz> Yeah, 0.23 or 0.24 is better
Jul 09 19:46:51 <denkenz> I think 0.23 is where Huawei was more or less working well
Jul 09 19:48:13 <thiago__> I tried the 0.23 version and the meego panel showed a 3g device, but the connection failed
Jul 09 19:49:47 <thiago__> is there some kind of howto or guide on how to test/debug ofono?
Jul 09 19:49:47 <denkenz> Can't say without logs
Jul 09 19:50:51 <denkenz> The best way is to export OFONO_AT_DEBUG=1
Jul 09 19:51:08 <denkenz> Then run it with full debugging turned on, see HACKING for details
Jul 09 19:52:43 <thiago__> ok, I'll give it a try
Jul 09 19:52:44 <holtmann> thiago__: What is the USB VID/PID of this one.
Jul 09 19:53:39 <holtmann> sudo env OFONO_AT_DEBUG=1 ./src/ofonod -n
Jul 09 19:53:46 <holtmann> That is what I am doing.
Jul 09 19:54:18 <holtmann> And then just enable-modem, list-modems etc. test tools from test/ directory.
Jul 09 19:54:39 <thiago__> ID 12d1:1003 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. E220 HSDPA Modem / E270 HSDPA/HSUPA Modem
Jul 09 19:54:54 <holtmann> How many TTY ports do you get?
Jul 09 19:55:14 <denkenz> The E220 is basically an E160G
Jul 09 19:55:19 <denkenz> So it should just work
Jul 09 19:55:44 <denkenz> Just paste us the log with what holtmann said onto pastebin or mail to the mailing list
Jul 09 19:55:47 <holtmann> thiago__: Don't forgot to have the latest version of ofono.rules udeve rules installed.
Jul 09 19:56:49 <thiago__> ok, the output of running with  OFONO_AT_DEBUG=1 is sufficient info?
Jul 09 19:57:25 <holtmann> Most times, yes.
Jul 09 19:58:43 <thiago__> great. I will try to do as you said and post the results on the mailing list
Jul 09 20:36:32 <thiago__> is it possible to disable a plugin via configuration?
Jul 09 20:38:41 <denkenz> Depends on which one
Jul 09 20:39:14 <denkenz> However, it sounds like the solution is something else.  What are you trying to accomplish?
Jul 09 20:51:41 <thiago__> the goal is to connect to the internet using this modem. I think I'm so lost here I can't even ask the right questions :)
Jul 09 20:52:18 <thiago__> I got some AT commands on the screen using 0.20 that ships with meego (running with -d )
Jul 09 20:52:19 <holtmann> thiago__: Actually when using oFono and ConnMan on MeeGo that should just work.
Jul 09 20:52:31 <holtmann> You need the 0.24 of oFono.
Jul 09 20:53:23 <thiago__> with the 0.20 version, ./list-modem shows my modem
Jul 09 20:53:34 <thiago__> with 0.24 it doesn't
Jul 09 20:53:55 <thiago__> I compiled 0.24 using the meego sdk
Jul 09 20:53:58 <holtmann> Hah. Funny. So that needs fixing then. Install the ofono.rules file in  /etc/udev/rules.d/
Jul 09 20:54:09 <holtmann> And the one from 0.24 of course.
Jul 09 20:56:51 <denkenz> Yep that's the one as E160G
Jul 09 20:57:00 <denkenz> So it should work no prob
Jul 09 20:57:41 <thiago__> ok. is there any problem if I try the git version?
Jul 09 20:57:52 <thiago__> or should I stick with the 0.24 release?
Jul 09 20:58:32 <denkenz> Doesn't matter, nothing changed for Huawei since then
Jul 09 20:58:34 <holtmann> No. Trying the git version should be just fine.
Jul 09 20:58:42 <holtmann> I am always using the git version.
Jul 09 21:02:07 <thiago__> ok, I put the rules file in  /etc/udev/rules.d/
Jul 09 21:02:38 <thiago__> list-modems still shows nothing
Jul 09 21:03:28 <denkenz> unplug your card and plug it back in
Jul 09 21:06:44 <thiago__> ok, I see some messages on dmesg but nothing on ofono output. is that expected?
Jul 09 21:08:23 <denkenz> does list-modems show your modem now?
Jul 09 21:08:42 <thiago__> no
Jul 09 21:08:49 <thiago__> it still shows nothing
Jul 09 21:10:52 <thiago__> I don't know if this is relevant, but this modem has a Mass Storage device too
Jul 09 21:11:14 <denkenz> Do you need to usb_modeswitch first?
Jul 09 21:12:58 <thiago__> I'm not sure. I think this modem works with networkmanager/modemmanager without usb_modeswitch
Jul 09 21:15:44 <thiago__> holtmann asked me before about TTY, I have ttyUSB0 and ttyUSB1
Jul 09 21:16:57 <denkenz> so usb_modeswitch is not the issue
Jul 09 21:17:39 <denkenz> Have you restarted oFono since installing ofono.rules?
Jul 09 21:19:03 <thiago__> yes
Jul 09 21:25:07 <denkenz> Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Jul 09 21:25:07 <denkenz> Bus 001 Device 003: ID 12d1:1003 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. E220 HSDPA Modem / E270 HSDPA/HSUPA Modem
Jul 09 21:25:07 <denkenz> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Jul 09 21:25:32 <denkenz> Same exact id, recognized by oFono here on Ubuntu
Jul 09 21:26:01 <denkenz> You sure your ofono.rules isn't clashing with something else?
Jul 09 21:26:28 <denkenz> Maybe a stale set from an earlier version?
Jul 09 21:28:09 <thiago__> I'll check
Jul 09 21:32:59 <thiago__> there is only one file under  /etc/udev/rules.d/ with this id
Jul 09 21:38:22 <thiago__> there is a strange thing going on here. with the 0.20 meego version, list-modems shows my modem
Jul 09 21:39:02 <thiago__> I tryed to compile that version from the tarball, and list-modems shows nothing
Jul 09 21:39:51 <thiago__> (sorry for my bad english)
Jul 09 21:39:57 <denkenz> That is pretty strange
Jul 09 21:40:24 <denkenz> did you kill all ofonod instances?
Jul 09 21:40:52 <thiago__> yes
Jul 09 21:41:43 <denkenz> What does your 12d1:1003 rule look like?
Jul 09 21:43:43 <thiago__> ATTRS{idVendor}=="12d1", ATTRS{idProduct}=="1003", ENV{OFONO_IFACE_NUM}=="00", ENV{OFONO_HUAWEI_TYPE}="Modem"
Jul 09 21:43:50 <thiago__> ATTRS{idVendor}=="12d1", ATTRS{idProduct}=="1003", ENV{OFONO_IFACE_NUM}=="01", ENV{OFONO_HUAWEI_TYPE}="Pcui"
Jul 09 21:44:47 <thiago__> I just installed the 0.23 package I found here: http://repo.meego.com/MeeGo/builds/1.0.80/1.0.80.9.20100706.1/core/repos/ia32/packages/i586/
Jul 09 21:45:04 <thiago__> and now the modem shows up on the meego panel
Jul 09 21:47:21 <denkenz> Well see if it works with 0.23
Jul 09 21:48:50 <denkenz> However, you do want the 0.24 release, it fixes some serious bugs
Jul 09 21:50:01 <thiago__> I have to figure out what is the difference between the meego package and the binary I'm compiling
Jul 09 21:50:23 <denkenz> That would help as well
Jul 09 21:50:55 <thiago__> is there any configure parameter that I should use?
Jul 09 21:51:43 <denkenz> Generally the same as in bootstrap-configure
Jul 09 21:51:54 <denkenz> Just maybe leaving out maintainer-mode
Jul 09 21:52:53 <denkenz> Make sure you are getting the udev plugin compiled in
Jul 09 21:53:03 <denkenz> Otherwise all USB dongles won't work
Jul 09 21:54:18 <thiago__> ok
Jul 09 22:00:25 <thiago__> I think I was missing UDEV and CAPNG
Jul 09 22:03:31 <denkenz> Figured :)
Jul 09 22:04:07 <thiago__> ok, now I compiled with udev, but seems the same
Jul 09 22:06:22 <thiago__> when I run the version I compile, I see some output related to bluetooth that do not shows up on the meego version
Jul 09 22:06:47 <thiago__> plugins/bluetooth.c:adapter_properties_cb() Adapter Address: 00:25:D3:A1:56:92, Path: /org/bluez/1076/hci0
Jul 09 22:08:18 <denkenz> yeah ignore that
Jul 09 22:08:28 <denkenz> you still don't get huawei0 in list-modems?
Jul 09 22:08:57 <thiago__> yes
Jul 09 22:12:40 <thiago__> I'm kind of out of time here. I'll review all steps and try again on monday.
Jul 09 22:12:50 <thiago__> I'll also try from another distro, maybe ubuntu 10.04
Jul 09 22:14:06 <thiago__> do I need to make clean after a configure change?
Jul 09 22:14:16 <denkenz> doesn't hurt
Jul 09 22:14:55 <thiago__> :) will try
Jul 09 22:16:48 <thiago__> cool, list-modems worked now
Jul 09 22:17:31 <denkenz> yay ;)
Jul 09 22:18:08 <thiago__> you were right, udev was the problem
Jul 09 22:19:22 <thiago__> list-modems shows more information now then it does with the 0.23 version
Jul 09 22:19:59 <denkenz> Probably connman turned on your modem
Jul 09 22:20:37 <thiago__> next step is to figure out how to make it work from the meego panel
Jul 09 22:21:15 <thiago__> tks a lot denkenz and holtmann
Jul 09 22:22:26 <denkenz> no prob
Jul 09 22:28:49 <thiago__> have to go now, see ya
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