This fixes a bug where network-initiated USSD-Notify messages were not
processed (and forwarded to higher-level applications) at all, while
they should have been processed (and forwareded to higher-level
applications). Previously, when there was a USSD conversation between
the user and the network, the last message from the network (which, by
definition, is not a message with
user_action==QMI_VOICE_USER_ACTION_REQUIRED) would be silently
dropped.
The cause is a mismatch between the modem sending
user_action==QMI_VOICE_USER_ACTION_UNKNOWN while old ModemManager
expecting user_action==QMI_VOICE_USER_ACTION_NOT_REQUIRED.
iface-modem does not include config.h so it doesnt actually have the meson
generated build defines to check against.
I found this while trying to use AT commands over D-Bus by enabling
at_command_via_dbus, confirming that Meson sees it, defines it in config.h
but then I still got the:
"Cannot send AT command to modem: operation only allowed in debug mode".
Signed-off-by: Robert Marko <robert.marko@sartura.hr>
As we do in the similar modem state wait operations in the modem
interface, the caller of the wait operation may ignore the state
result as it's really not required in this case. Only looking at
whether an error is set or not is enough.
This by itself fixes a crash where
mm_iface_modem_3gpp_wait_for_packet_service_state_finish() may have
returned UNKNOWN without error set.
0x000079616c2564ed (libglib-2.0.so.0 - gtestutils.c: 3256) g_assertion_message
0x000079616c25654b (libglib-2.0.so.0 - gtestutils.c: 3282) g_assertion_message_expr
0x000057ba46231150 (ModemManager - mm-iface-modem-simple.c: 344) packet_service_attach_in_3gpp_network_step
0x000079616c0efb02 (libgio-2.0.so.0 - gtask.c: 1232) g_task_return_now
0x000079616c0eeb54 (libgio-2.0.so.0 - gtask.c: 1301) g_task_return
0x000057ba4620e5bd (ModemManager - mm-iface-modem-3gpp.c: 189) wait_for_packet_service_state_context_complete
0x000057ba4620b441 (ModemManager - mm-iface-modem-3gpp.c: 261) packet_service_state_changed
With GSM7 encoding, packedlen is the length of the unpacked string
after expanding septets to octets so it will be ~14% bigger than
the original string length. This means we have to be careful not
to copy too much data into the PDU buffer.
Similar issues exist in other branches of the same function.
Thanks rhezashan@gmail.com for the report.
Kernel driver mhi-net sets a custom MTU for the netdevice: use the
same value when resetting the netdevice to its initial state.
This is important especially when rmnet is used on top of mhi-net,
since rmnet netdevices get their initial MTU from the mhi-net one.
Rely exclusively on whether a global IPv6 was given or not, regardless
of what the DNS or gateway settings are, same as we do for IPv4.
Also, assume we only get 1 single IPv6 address. No need to have a
FIXME to add support for more addresses.
This will make device probing slower unconditionally, but it should
also ensure newer more complex devices that take longer to boot are
handled properly.
The current requested downlink data aggregation protocol maximum size is
set to 32768, but this is not accordingly set as the MTU of the main
qmi_wwan interface, that is instead set to RMNET_MAX_PACKET_SIZE that is
16384.
So, the modem is able to send QMAP aggregated blocks larger than 16384,
but the driver is not able to properly collect them, since the URB size
is 16384.
It is not simply possible to set qmi_wwan main interface MTU to the
returned dl max aggregated size, since when creating the rmnet netdevice
the rmnet kernel module automatically set the mtu as the size of the
parent netdevice MTU - the qmap header size (4), but this won't work
because the rmnet kernel module does not support MTU > 16384.
As an immediate fix, set the requested dl dap max size to 16384, while
thinking about how to refactor the logic for supporting higher values.
qmi_wwan inbox qmap management is not affected by this issue.
It could happen that when MM starts the aggregation protocol is already
configured on the modem side (e.g. if MM is stopped and restarted): this
prevents the links to be properly configured, resulting in using the qmimux
multiplex implementation even if rmnet is available.
Fix the issue by always performing the first time the links reset procedure,
even if the data format on the modem side is the expected one.
When using QMAPv5 and QMAPv4 the checksum is enabled by default
at the modem level, so it should be also enabled when creating the
rmnet netdevices: add the required flags also when rmnet is used
through qmi_wwan.
FEATURE_NOT_SUPPORTED is equal 1 in the enum FeatureSupport, as a
result even if QGPS isn't supported by modem debug message printed
available support.
