Hi,
I'm a newer in developing Modem Manager plugin, and I work for MediaTek.
Now I have finished the basic coding and test my MTK plugin with
mmcli. It works well with MTK devices.
But I find that NetworkManager can't recognize the modem which create
by v1.0.0 modem manager(NM v0.9.4.0 on Ubuntu
On Tue, 2013-08-06 at 16:44 +0800, 李晋 wrote:
Hi,
I'm a newer in developing Modem Manager plugin, and I work for MediaTek.
Now I have finished the basic coding and test my MTK plugin with
mmcli. It works well with MTK devices.
But I find that NetworkManager can't recognize the modem which
Dear Dan,
I'm stuck with testing (see bold text on my previous mail) , and it has
been a while that I didn't hear news...
My original project is working (I managed to make it run using custom
scripts), so I don't really need this patch, but I think it could be
useful for others if we make it
On 06/08/13 10:44, 李晋 wrote:
If I also need to develop plugin for v0.6? Because I find that many
latest Linux distributions still use MM 0.6 now.
I would really just focus on 1.0 for now on; which is what distros will
be picking up in the next releases I guess.
--
Aleksander
I'm trying to create some VLAN interfaces using NM 0.9.8 with the
keyfile plugin. I have one VLAN interface (26) that has a manual ipv4
address, and it comes up correctly. I have a second VLAN interface
(25) that should be created without an IP address, but NetworkManager
will not activate it.
On Tue, 2013-08-06 at 13:01 -0500, Justin Brown wrote:
I'm trying to create some VLAN interfaces using NM 0.9.8 with the
keyfile plugin. I have one VLAN interface (26) that has a manual ipv4
address, and it comes up correctly. I have a second VLAN interface
(25) that should be created without
Dan,
Some tips would be great. I'm a Python developer, and I've been
hacking on Openvswitch recently. I should be able to navigate NM's
code base.
I don't know if you remember my question last week about vlans on top
of bonds. You said that there would likely need to be changes made to
core. I'm
