Hi!
Would you mind sharing those hacks - I would like to play around with ofonod as well. Maybe I can help with a way forward.
Okay. Here's less hacky version of the hack, but still using AT commands. You still need to set up udev, as described in the other mail.
And... it seems I can have a qmi connection, too, but that's topic for other email.
This, applied on top of previous patch, gives me some kind of qmi connection, AFAICT. I can enable/online a modem, but nothing else works.
LocationReporting is advertised but does not work. dial-number does not work either. But from list-modems, it looks like some kind of communication works...
Ok, strange.
So there's ofonod in the maemo-leste already.
user@devuan:~$ /usr/sbin/ofonod -v 1.22
...and it seems to somehow work with the droid 4, in default configuration, thinking it is "Gobi" modem.
user@devuan:/my/ofono$ sudo python2 test/list-modems [ /gobi_0 ] Features = sms net rat ussd sim gps Emergency = 0 Powered = 1 Lockdown = 0 Interfaces = org.ofono.SmartMessaging org.ofono.PushNotification org.ofono.MessageManager org.ofono.NetworkRegistration org.ofono.RadioSettings org.ofono.SupplementaryServices org.ofono.NetworkMonitor org.ofono.MessageWaiting org.ofono.AllowedAccessPoints org.ofono.SimManager org.ofono.LocationReporting org.ofono.VoiceCallManager Online = 1 Model = 196 Revision = M6600A-SCAUHSZ-3.1.3310T 1 [Jun 09 2011 17:00:00] Type = hardware ...
... and it seems to kind-of work. Even incoming SMSes work, which I could not get to work in AT mode. Otoh, voice calls do not, so...
Confused, Pavel