Hey David, > I've doing some testing of SMS messaging with latest MM master > (f31ab09) and libqmi (485c455), and the results were really good in > general. We have in our laboratory a rather big sample of devices sold > by Telefónica in Spain and Latin America, and almost all the devices > I've tried were able to send and receive SMS messages both with and > without a network connection established. > > I only had problems with the following devices: > - Sierra devices are not able to receive or send SMS while connected > to the network. Probably these device only are able to create one > port.
Or the secondary port they expose is just useless for such work. Sierra secondary ports usually have a very limited AT command set, and probably they want all the work to be done through the CnS port which we don't support. > - The devices Huawei E367 and E367U, and ZTE MF620 do not expose the > D-Bus interface org.freedesktop.ModemManager1.Messaging. The E367 in QMI mode, at least, doesn't include the WMS (messaging) QMI service, so no SMS messaging through QMI. We could definitely fallback to the AT-command based SMS messaging, but that's not implemented yet in ModemManager. > - The device Huawei E398 is able to send and receive SMS messages, but > it seems there is a problem in the libqmi library because I was not > able to read the SMS text. I've attached the logs of ModemManager in > debug mode. > Would love to see those logs, wherever they are :) Also, MBIM devices won't do SMS messaging yet, that also needs to get done. -- Aleksander _______________________________________________ networkmanager-list mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/networkmanager-list
