[Q] Modem with oFono/oFono-ril?

anghelyi · 22nd March 2012, 10:31 PM

[Q] Modem with oFono/oFono-ril?

Hi Guys,

what do you think, is it possible (would be possible) to use oFono/ofono-ril for the modem for our Wave? In theory oFono could be used with any modem that supports standard AT commands...

More info here: http://ofono.org/ and here http://gitorious.org/android-n900/of...es/gingerbread

Rebellos · 25th March 2012, 01:09 AM

Sadly Wave's CP doesn't support most of standard AT commands. :[

ciacho333 · 25th March 2012, 11:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rebellos

Sadly Wave's CP doesn't support most of standard AT commands. :[

heja Rebellos, dzieje się coś ciekawego w tej materii czy raczej możemy zapomnieć o andku na W 2 ?

pozdro z mazowsza

aAdamoo · 25th March 2012, 11:29 AM

AT+CALC

Code:

Polecenie (tryb AT):
AT+CLAC
Odpowiedź: 
AT+CLAC

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Is it helpful?

cinimini · 25th March 2012, 02:59 PM

nie dajcie umrzec temu projektowi nie dajcie

anghelyi · 05:03 PM

That's bad news if the CP doesn't support most of the standard AT commands... So this doesn't help at all?

E:V:A · 30th May 2012, 11:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by anghelyi

Hi Guys,

what do you think, is it possible (would be possible) to use oFono/ofono-ril for the modem for our Wave? In theory oFono could be used with any modem that supports standard AT commands...

More info here: http://ofono.org/ and here http://gitorious.org/android-n900/of...es/gingerbread

What you're saying just doesn't make sense. Why would you wanna use a oFono RIL on a Samsung device?

The RIL is just used to channel (and translate) android java phone/sim/modem related commands to the lower hardware layer on/for the radio processor. Thus the vendor RIL need to apply to the hardware of THAT vendor (i.e.Samsung). Why re-invent the wheel?

Now, there are some exceptions due to the fact that the RIL code is fairly closed source (although GPL'd AFAIK ==> should be released), that there are some project(s) that would like to make a "Free RIL"...

BTW. All GSM modems support the "standard AT set" (or your phone would probably not work!) The tricky part is how to access it from outside the AOS & RIL. But that's another topic.

anghelyi · 30th May 2012, 08:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by E:V:A

What you're saying just doesn't make sense. Why would you wanna use a oFono RIL on a Samsung device?

I don't get your point... oFono is a platform agnostic library for mobile apps, with a lot of supported modems (even with standard AT command support) and oFono RIL is a RIL implementation based on it. Why not to use it?If it works with the N9 why not try to build it for Wave?

Rebellos · 31st May 2012, 12:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by E:V:A

Now, there are some exceptions due to the fact that the RIL code is fairly closed source (although GPL'd AFAIK ==> should be released), that there are some project(s) that would like to make a "Free RIL"...

BTW. All GSM modems support the "standard AT set" (or your phone would probably not work!) The tricky part is how to access it from outside the AOS & RIL. But that's another topic.

RIL isn't GPL, it's Apache License, like most of Android platform, so doesn't have to be released.

Yea, there actually are handlers for AT cmds inside of AMSS, but modem initialization, nor any more advanced usage can't be done with these alone.

anonimo1w · 31st May 2012, 01:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rebellos

RIL isn't GPL, it's Apache License, like most of Android platform, so doesn't have to be released.

Yea, there actually are handlers for AT cmds inside of AMSS, but modem initialization, nor any more advanced usage can't be done with these alone.

Rebellos, how this works? like.. the modem access is through AT and then call for the other things?