I've been running tests on a BBB using a Novatel USB760 cellular modem.
The test I am running is rather simple-- just pinging the modem for it's
RSSI settings so that I can modify some BB led's to show reception levels
[4 'bars'].
After some time the modem freezes and stops communicating. Breaking the
script and restarting doesn't help-- all communication to the USB stick is
dead and a reboot is required. I'm doubtful it is the USB stick itself
since there's been a lot of internet chatter of issues with the USB drivers
on Linux [but I could be wrong].
My boot command line:
cmdline=console=ttyO0,115200n8 root=/dev/mmcblk0p1 quiet loglevel=3
usbcore.autosuspend=-1
I am using:
4.1.15-ti-rt-r48
I added "autosuspend" as a suggestion from another site [and have yet to
test it].
The last test I ran [without autosuspend] got me to 15,577 seconds (4
hours) and an iteration count of 70,741. At that point, a lock up
occurred. lsusb still showed the USB stick was present.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Here's my script:
#!/bin/bash
leddir="/sys/class/gpio"
cmdport="/dev/ttyUSB0"
# Specify which GPIOs belong to which LEDs.
led_1_gpio=46
led_2_gpio=27
led_3_gpio=65
led_4_gpio=22
# Locale of GPIO pins in fsys
led_1_bar="$leddir/gpio$led_1_gpio"
led_2_bar="$leddir/gpio$led_2_gpio"
led_3_bar="$leddir/gpio$led_3_gpio"
led_4_bar="$leddir/gpio$led_4_gpio"
function traperr {
while read -t 0 var < $cmdport; do continue; done
echo "err"
}
trap traperr ERR
function setup_gpios {
# If GPIOs are not already exported, export them here.
# Set their directions to output.
if [ ! -e $led_1_bar ]; then
echo $led_1_gpio > $leddir/export
echo out > $led_1_bar/direction
fi
if [ ! -e $led_2_bar ]; then
echo $led_2_gpio > $leddir/export
echo out > $led_2_bar/direction
fi
if [ ! -e $led_3_bar ]; then
echo $led_3_gpio > $leddir/export
echo out > $led_3_bar/direction
fi
if [ ! -e $led_4_bar ]; then
echo $led_4_gpio > $leddir/export
echo out > $led_4_bar/direction
fi
}
function flush_modem {
echo "Flushing buffers..."
input="$cmdport"
echo -e -n "\r"
while read -t 0 var < $cmdport; do continue; done
}
function get_attention {
input="$cmdport"
echo "Detecting modem..."
# Get modem attention
echo -e -n "\n\n"
tries=1
until [[ "$line" == "OK" && "$tries" -lt 10 ]]
do
echo -e -n "Try #$tries\r"
echo -e -n "\nAT\n" > $cmdport
read -r -t 2 line
tries=$((tries+1))
done < "$input"
echo -e "\n"
if [ "$tries" -eq 10 ]; then
echo "Could not establish communication to modem, giving up."
exit 1
fi
}
function query_modem {
input="$cmdport"
# Communicate to the USB Wireless adaptor modem.
# Query for RSSI - Receive Signal Strength Indicator
echo -e -n "\nAT\$NWRSSI\n" > $cmdport
# Command USB for RSSI info
while read -r -t 2 line; do
if [[ -z $line ]]; then
continue;
elif [[ "$line" == "OK" ]]; then
break;
else
rssi=${line#*=}
echo "$counter>$rssi"
counter=$((counter+1))
# Change LEDS - Only channel 1 is used on Onyxx
# 110+ : No leds (bad quality)
# 94 - 109 : 1 led (marginal)
# 85 - 93 : 2 leds (okay)
# 75 - 84 : 3 leds (good)
# 0 - 74 : 4 leds (excellent)
rssi=$(echo $rssi | tr -d
"[:alpha:][:blank:][:space:][:punct:]")
if [[ $rssi -ge 110 ]]; then
echo 0 > $led_1_bar/value
echo 0 > $led_2_bar/value
echo 0 > $led_3_bar/value
echo 0 > $led_4_bar/value
elif [[ $rssi -ge 94 ]]; then
echo 0 > $led_1_bar/value
echo 0 > $led_2_bar/value
echo 0 > $led_3_bar/value
echo 1 > $led_4_bar/value
elif [[ $rssi -ge 85 ]]; then
echo 0 > $led_1_bar/value
echo 0 > $led_2_bar/value
echo 1 > $led_3_bar/value
echo 1 > $led_4_bar/value
elif [[ $rssi -ge 75 ]]; then
echo 0 > $led_1_bar/value
echo 1 > $led_2_bar/value
echo 1 > $led_3_bar/value
echo 1 > $led_4_bar/value
elif [[ $rssi -gt 0 ]]; then
echo 1 > $led_1_bar/value
echo 1 > $led_2_bar/value
echo 1 > $led_3_bar/value
echo 1 > $led_4_bar/value
fi;
fi;
done < "$input"
}
# The program main()
echo "USB760 RSSI Bar Application"
setup_gpios
flush_modem
get_attention
counter=1
while true; do
sleep 0.1 # Allow USB to catch it's breath
query_modem
done
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