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* Which desktop linux distribution uses ofono natively?
@ 2015-02-13 11:02 Sanjay Mehta
  2015-02-16  2:46 ` Christian Gagneraud
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From: Sanjay Mehta @ 2015-02-13 11:02 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: ofono

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Is there a preferred version of desktop Linux to install to experiment with ofono
configuration?

My target will be an embedded board (ARM) with a USB 3g/LTE dongle. I’d like
to get the ofono/connman settings done before taking it to the board.

thanks in advance,  

Sanjay

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* Re: Which desktop linux distribution uses ofono natively?
  2015-02-13 11:02 Which desktop linux distribution uses ofono natively? Sanjay Mehta
@ 2015-02-16  2:46 ` Christian Gagneraud
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From: Christian Gagneraud @ 2015-02-16  2:46 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: ofono

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On 14/02/15 00:02, Sanjay Mehta wrote:
> Is there a preferred version of desktop Linux to install to experiment with ofono
> configuration?
>
> My target will be an embedded board (ARM) with a USB 3g/LTE dongle. I’d like
> to get the ofono/connman settings done before taking it to the board.

I use to use Ubuntu 13.04 and 13.10 with custom built ofono.
The problem when you experiment with ofono on your dev machine is that 
you will loose your internet connection in case ofono goes nuts. So I 
would say it's better to run ofono experiment on the embedded board.
Set up your dev computer with the cross toolchain, and mount (part of) 
the board rootfs on your dev computer and build (or install) ofono there.

My 2 cents,
Chris

>
> thanks in advance,
>
> Sanjay
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* Re: Which desktop linux distribution uses ofono natively?
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@ 2015-02-17  4:45 ` Sanjay Mehta
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From: Sanjay Mehta @ 2015-02-17  4:45 UTC (permalink / raw)
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> From: Christian Gagneraud

> I use to use Ubuntu 13.04 and 13.10 with custom built ofono.
> The problem when you experiment with ofono on your dev machine is that  
> you will loose your internet connection in case ofono goes nuts. So I  

I’ve brought up ofono and econnman on Ubuntu 14.04.01 LTS
using the packages available via apt-get on a generic Intel laptop.

Haven’t tested Bluetooth, but it’s working with wifi and wired ethernet. I’m now
trying to figure out how to add “cellular” to the technologies supported by ofono.

After upgrading the linux kernel to 3.19, I can see wwan0 showing up
in /sys/class/net so the device (a Huawei E3272 LTE dongle) is being
detected by the kernel properly (and it works if I use sakis3g).

I think there was a Huawei specific bug in the shipped version of the
kernel that blocked me earlier.  

Short of reading the ofono code - which I can do later this week - any pointers
on connecting cellular with ofono?

> would say it's better to run ofono experiment on the embedded board.
> Set up your dev computer with the cross toolchain, and mount (part of)  
> the board rootfs on your dev computer and build (or install) ofono there.


My target board isn’t ready yet. I could try an experiment with an old
Raspberry Pi B.  

thanks!

Sanjay 

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