Re: Motorola motmdm support

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Hi!

> > > But that seems to fix a different issue from what you're seeing.
> > 
> > Yes, I can easily work around the problem like this:
> > 
> > It needs huge fixme there, but if you could include it... "always
> > ready" is better than "never ready".
> 
> OK I'll take a look when I get a chance. I think all we need
> to do there is check that cdata->write_offset < cdata->write_buf_sz.

Makes sense. And you probably need to wake up userspace when buffer
was full and free space appears.

> > Have you figured out how the incoming calls are supposed to work? I'm
> > getting this on incoming call:
...
> > ofonod[2534]: Voice: < ~+CIEV=1,4,0\n\r
> > ignoring line
> > ofonod[2534]: Voice: < ~+CLIP="+420xxxxxxxxx",1,1,"",0,"",0\n\r
> > ignoring line

> > I probably could use +CLIP as "there's incoming call", but I don't see
> > anything useful when I hang up and phone should stop ringing. 
> 
> Parsing the number(s) from +CIEV should tell that, see what
> I added to motmdm_read_state().

+CIEV is documented as "indicator event". I can make ofono parse that,
but it will be ... slightly hacky.

Is there "RING" or something like that going on any of the interfaces?

BTW does 5.0-rc1 boot for you?

Best regards,
									Pavel
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