Hi Aleksander,
Hi Aleksander ,
We are installing NetworkManager and ModemManager as a package while
yocto image building .
Networkmanager Version :- 1.10.6
ModemManager version :- 1.6.4
1) You mean that no need to run mmcli commands manually , when module
detects networkmanager will automatically take ip from there.
2) > Are you building NetworkManager with the --with-modem-manager-1
> explicit configure option? Can you confirm whether that's the case?
> Actually, could you post the output of the configure report when NM is
built?
yes. i am building Networkmanager with ModemManager , how to give
explicit configure option .
do you want Networkmanager status report ?
On Fri, Sep 11, 2020 at 4:13 PM Aleksander Morgado <aleksan...@aleksander.es>
wrote:
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>
> On Fri, 11 Sep 2020, 11:49 NIKHIL PATIL, <nikhilv...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi Aleksander ,
>> We are installing NetworkManager and ModemManager as a package
>> while yocto image building .
>> Networkmanager Version :- 1.10.6
>> ModemManager version :- 1.6.4
>> 1) You mean that no need to run mmcli commands manually , when module
>> detects networkmanager will automatically take ip from there.
>>
>> 2) > Are you building NetworkManager with the --with-modem-manager-1
>> > explicit configure option? Can you confirm whether that's the case?
>> > Actually, could you post the output of the configure report when NM is
>> built?
>> yes. i am building Networkmanager with ModemManager , how to give
>> explicit configure option .
>> do you want Networkmanager status report ?
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Sep 11, 2020 at 1:22 PM Aleksander Morgado <
>> aleksan...@aleksander.es> wrote:
>>
>>> Hey,
>>>
>>> >
>>> > 1) Without giving manually a mmcli commands then how we can give ? and
>>> when NetworkManager take automatically ip from ModemManager (mmcli -b 0) and
>>> > assign to LTE interface ?
>>>
>>> Not sure I understood the question :)
>>>
>>> The idea when using the MM+NM combo is that ideally you can completely
>>> ignore using mmcli commands. It is NM the one that detects that a
>>> modem is exposed by MM, and it is NM the one that triggers the
>>> connection of the modem; and once it is connected, it is NM the one
>>> that takes the IP settings from the exposed bearer object and applies
>>> those settings to the network interface.
>>>
>>> Only creating a "gsm" setting in NM and attempting to connect it
>>> should be enough to get the whole setup up and running.
>>>
>>> >
>>> > 2) nmcli d output :-
>>> > DEVICE TYPE STATE
>>> CONNECTION
>>> > wwp0s21f0u5i4 wwan disconnected
>>> ----
>>> >
>>> > here TYPE is wwan coming not gsm , when we are running nmcli
>>> c add type gsm con-name quectel apn internet command
>>> > here we are giving TYPE as gsm . is it will make issue ?
>>> >
>>>
>>> Are you building NetworkManager with the --with-modem-manager-1
>>> explicit configure option? Can you confirm whether that's the case?
>>> Actually, could you post the output of the configure report when NM is
>>> built?
>>>
>>> --
>>> Aleksander
>>> https://aleksander.es
>>>
>>
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