We are trying to setup our EC21 Modem with the ModemManager 1.10.8 (open embedded zeus) and with the kernel 5.4. Randomly it takes the correct primary port, but 1 of 10 times.
defconfig is cofigured like the pdf description says and wwan0 is available and also /cdc-wdm0 is there. With ModemManager —debug it says qmi not availabel after a reset.
The file qmi_wwan_q.c/o isnt installed.
How can I fix this issue?
Which logs would help for debug?
BR
Cris
If you would like to use ModemManager to set up datacall, please use the original qmi_wwan.c in the kernel source.
jouralctl -xu ModemManager > log.txt
Hi Bean Wang
Thank you very much for your response.
I tried to reply you over the platform, but it tells me, that new users are not allowed to upload files.
So I wrote you on forums@quectel.com.
In this logs.zip you will find four logfiles:
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journalctl -xu ModemManager > log.txt
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journalctl > kernel_log.txt
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sudo /usr/sbin/ModemManager --debug --log-file ./ModemManager_debug_log.txt
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Same but with a hard reset of the modem (power off / power on)
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sudo /usr/sbin/ModemManager --debug --log-file ./ModemManager_debug_after_modem_reset_log.txt
Do you see anything, where indicate the issue? What I see, it is communicating over /dev/cdc-wdm0 but “finishes with QMI port open operation finished”.
Thanks in advance.
BR
Cris
Please show the result:
cat /sys/kernel/debug/usb/devices
systemctl status ModemManager
and send the ModemManager log to bean.wang@quectel.com.
If possible, please try the lastest version of ModemManager such as 1.18.x.
I’ve tried it.
I’ve found the issue.
With yocto openembedded, the “packagegroup-base” has a RDEPEND for “ofono”.
When you analise on the target who wants to acces the “cdc-wdm0” device with “lsof”, you see dbus and “ofono”. This is the reason for the broken pipes with the modemmanager.
For all yocto developers around there.
Write a packagegroup-base.bbappend with this content:
RDEPENDS_packagegroup-base-3g_remove = "
ofono"
Good luck!
Cheers
Cris
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Good to hear that.
You can use the tool fuser and lsof to find it out.