matti kaasinen <[email protected]> writes: > Hi, > I tried other modem with same type. It worked exactly the same, so this > should not be related to broken modem or corrupted firmware. What else > could I try? > > Bjørn, is there something missing in initialization?
I don't think so. It all looks OK to me. It's just the AT^DHCP? response which is a bit unexpected. IIUC, the modem LEDs indicate a connection? What about "AT^NDISDUP?" ? Did you try a DHCP client? Maybe this firmware doesn't implement the AT^DHCP command but has a DHCP server? > Is there something wrong with firmware? That would depend on the definition of "right" :) Huawei can do pretty much what they want since the functions are vendor specific. They are probably happy as long as the firmware matches the Windows driver+application. But usually they are pretty good at making consistent interfaces across different firmware code bases, so the unusual AT^DHCP? response is unexpected and might be considered a bug. > Is there any chance switching modem to HiLink mode (= using cdc_ether) like > the older versions did? > Would it be possible by downgrading firmware or by usb_modeswitch? I am guessing the answers are "yes" to all those questions. But I don't know how... > If all the answers are no, I suppose I need to switch to for instance to > ModemManager or ppp without any managers. If MM can connect, then oFono should be able to as well. I see that you didn't find any AT^NDISDUP command in the MM log. Did it by any chance use PPP? Or was there something else going on? Bjørn _______________________________________________ ofono mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ofono.org/mailman/listinfo/ofono
