Thanks, Ben. I think I have an idea. It looks like not only +COLP is dangerous for the Calypso, but also +CCWA (indicate call waiting message). If we can live with that being turned off, then I'll do that. Cheers, :M:
Hi, This is a forward of Debian Bug #647277 [0]: The first time I request the GSM resource, it works well. Then I release the resource to save battery; after that, every GSM resource request will fail leaving the resource unusable. I have to restart fsogsmd to recover. The error message from fso-gsmd is: [ERROR] libfsotransport <0710:2>: Can't allocate channel #2 from MUX: Channel 2 is already taken. [ERROR] TiCalypsoModem <4C>: Can't open main channel; open returned false [ERROR] DBusServiceDevice <>: Can't open modem [0] http://bugs.debian.org/647277 -- Sebastian
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On 06.11.2011 19:11, Sebastian Reichel wrote: > Hi, > > This is a forward of Debian Bug #647277 [0]: > > The first time I request the GSM resource, it works well. > Then I release the resource to save battery; after that, > every GSM resource request will fail leaving the resource > unusable. I have to restart fsogsmd to recover. > > The error message from fso-gsmd is: > [ERROR] libfsotransport <0710:2>: Can't allocate channel #2 from MUX: Channel 2 is already taken. > [ERROR] TiCalypsoModem <4C>: Can't open main channel; open returned false > [ERROR] DBusServiceDevice <>: Can't open modem > > [0] http://bugs.debian.org/647277 Can you please do two things: 1. Create a bug report in our trac system (see [1]) 2. Which version of FSO is used? As we're not releasing our components so often I think you're using some git revision to build the debian packages from. regards, Simon [1]: http://trac.freesmartphone.org/ -- --(Continue reading)
On Mon, Nov 07, 2011 at 08:28:42PM +0100, Simon Busch wrote: > On 06.11.2011 19:11, Sebastian Reichel wrote: > > Hi, > > > > This is a forward of Debian Bug #647277 [0]: > > > > The first time I request the GSM resource, it works well. > > Then I release the resource to save battery; after that, > > every GSM resource request will fail leaving the resource > > unusable. I have to restart fsogsmd to recover. > > > > The error message from fso-gsmd is: > > [ERROR] libfsotransport <0710:2>: Can't allocate channel #2 from MUX: Channel 2 is already taken. > > [ERROR] TiCalypsoModem <4C>: Can't open main channel; open returned false > > [ERROR] DBusServiceDevice <>: Can't open modem > > > > [0] http://bugs.debian.org/647277 > > Can you please do two things: > > 1. Create a bug report in our trac system (see [1]) ok, but I can't reach fso.org at the moment. > 2. Which version of FSO is used? As we're not releasing our components > so often I think you're using some git revision to build the debian > packages from. fso-gsmd: 2011-09-16 libfsobasics: 2011-08-04(Continue reading)
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On Mon, 07 Nov 2011, Sebastian Reichel wrote: > On Mon, Nov 07, 2011 at 08:28:42PM +0100, Simon Busch wrote: > > On 06.11.2011 19:11, Sebastian Reichel wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > > > This is a forward of Debian Bug #647277 [0]: > > > > > > The first time I request the GSM resource, it works well. > > > Then I release the resource to save battery; after that, > > > every GSM resource request will fail leaving the resource > > > unusable. I have to restart fsogsmd to recover. > > > > > > The error message from fso-gsmd is: > > > [ERROR] libfsotransport <0710:2>: Can't allocate channel #2 from MUX: Channel 2 is already taken. > > > [ERROR] TiCalypsoModem <4C>: Can't open main channel; open returned false > > > [ERROR] DBusServiceDevice <>: Can't open modem > > > > > > [0] http://bugs.debian.org/647277 > > > > Can you please do two things: > > > > 1. Create a bug report in our trac system (see [1]) > ok, but I can't reach fso.org at the moment. > > 2. Which version of FSO is used? As we're not releasing our components > > so often I think you're using some git revision to build the debian > > packages from. > fso-gsmd: 2011-09-16 > libfsobasics: 2011-08-04 > libfsoframework: 2011-08-05 > libfsoresource: 2011-08-05 > libfsotransport: 2011-08-05 > libgsm0710mux: 2011-08-05 The Problem is a calypso one. It can't break out of MUX mode without powercycling (which will only happen when restarting fsogsmd). That is what Mickey told me in IRC some month ago. -- -- Klaus 'mrmoku' Kurzmann
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My fsogsmd without the CCWA command is still stable. I sent my findings on to the shr-users list and got a couple responses from others who are experiencing the same problem as me. I would say it is a good idea to remove the offending command. Thanks for your help, Ben
On Wed, 09 Nov 2011, Benjamin Deering wrote: > My fsogsmd without the CCWA command is still stable. I sent my > findings on to the shr-users list and got a couple responses from > others who are experiencing the same problem as me. I would say it > is a good idea to remove the offending command. did that in c25bb9aeb54351b598a849e775d8fe11daccef47. > Thanks for your help, > Ben Thank *you* for testing that out :) -- -- Klaus 'mrmoku' Kurzmann
Hi, I revived the old openmoko-panel-plugin. The project is abandoned by its authors, but I decided to revive it, at least on my OpenMoko FreeRunner running Debian Sid. I dropped support for older kernels and old FSO implementation, because I have not enough resources to mantain them. At the moment consider it just a personal project, but you can find the souce, a tarball and the Debian package: http://sourceforge.net/projects/openmoko-panel/ I renamed the project openmoko-panel, the Debian package conflicts with openmoko-panel-plugin. I wish to thanks the developers which wrote the software and realeased it under a free license: xaos x, Sebastian Ohl and Christian Adams. Any feedback is apreciated. -- -- Niccolo Rigacci Firenze - Italy Tel. ufficio: 055-0118525
Hi, I try to install Debian on my Neofreerunner A7, with the install.sh The installation fails, with this error: Connecting to ftp2.de.debian.org (137.226.34.42:80) debootstrapOrCdeboot 100% |*******************************| 663k 00:00:00 ETA I: Successfully extracted files from bootstrapper's .deb. I: Successfully extracted binaries for bootstapper. * Running 'cdebootstrap' to install the system (might take a while) FATAL: kernel too old ./install.sh: line 922: 1048 Segmentation fault cdebootstrap-static $CDEBOOTSTRAP_EXTRA_FLAGS --allow-unauthenticated --flavour $CDEBOOTSTRAP_FLAVOUR --exclude=$BOOTSTRAP_EXCLUDE_PACKAGES --include=$CDEBOOTSTRAP_EXTRA_PACKAGES sid "$INST_DIR" $INST_MIRROR If i change the version of cdebootstrap in the install.sh file, choosing an older version, the installer start, but after retrieving and extracting packets, it's give this output: P: Extracting tar E: Internal error: install What can I do?
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