Hi Yang, > >> What about dual mode modems that with two different serial ports? > >> e.g. a modem support both GSM and CDMA, there is a serial port > >> For GSM, and there is a serial another for CDMA. > >> > >> > >> Why not keep both udev and modemconf plug-in. It remains for the user > >> To decide which way to use. I think maybe we can change the compile > >> Scrips, let user to select which plug-in to use. > > > >I don't even see a problem with this at all. Every serial port is > >present in udev, so you can write proper udev rules for it. A modem with > >a serial port for GSM and another one CDMA will be just presented as two > >modems inside oFono. So no problem at all. > > > >So modemconf plugin will be removed since it is not needed at all. The > >only component that needs it is the phonesim plugin. And that will get > >its own configuration file. > > Can we just add some code in phonesim to make it look like a pseudo serial > device which can be managed by udev? That is, if we start the phonesim, it > will simulate some tty ports under /dev and udevd will inform the oFono there > is a new device (We need some rule for phonesim). And the device disappears > if phonesim meets an end. > Maybe this is possible if we can send message to udevd the same way as kernel > via netlink.
in theory yes, but phonesim is the one piece that also works via TCP. So just having a /etc/ofono/phonesim.conf is a lot simpler. Regards Marcel _______________________________________________ ofono mailing list ofono@ofono.org http://lists.ofono.org/listinfo/ofono
