If the reset sequence fails, we don't want to transition to the powered state, instead we should stay in the resetting state so we eventually timeout and try a gpio reset. If the reset command succeeds the modem will eventually send RDY and transition the state to STARTED. Since this might take longer to change the modem state, add 15 seconds (for a total of 45) to the at reset timeout just in case. It looks like the modem typically takes about 20 between sending "AT+CFUN=1,1" and receiving "RDY", so this should be plenty.
eg25-manager - Quectel EG25 management daemon
eg25-manager
is a daemon for managing the Quectel EG25 modem found on the
Pine64 PinePhone.
It implements the following features:
- cleanly power on/off the modem
- configure/check essential parameters (such as the audio format) on startup
- monitor the modem state through ModemManager
- put the modem in low-power mode when suspending the system, and restore it back to normal behavior when resuming
- monitor the modem state on resume and recover it if needed
Dependencies
eg25-manager
requires the following development libraries:
- libglib2.0-dev
- libgpiod-dev (>= 2.0)
- libmm-glib-dev
Building
eg25-manager
uses meson as its build system. Building and installing
eg25-manager
is as simple as running the following commands:
$ meson ../eg25-build
$ ninja -C ../eg25-build
# ninja -C ../eg25-build install
Configuration
eg25-manager
uses device-specific configuration files, named after the
device-tree compatible
field. These files are installed to
/usr/share/eg25-manager
. They can be copied to /etc/eg25-manager
then
modified, that way they won't be overwritten during an upgrade.
Running
eg25-manager
is usually run as a systemd service, but can also be
manually started from the command-line (requires root privileges):
# eg25manager
License
eg25-manager
is licensed under the GPLv3+.