11:19 p.m.
After pairing a Handset BT device with my Meego Handset board, ofono sees a new modem
called /hfp/XXXXXX and can start a voice call on it.
It is an interesting feature from a Netbook perspective, but could be very confusing from
a Handset perspective.
I would prefer to remove BT devices from ofono modem list.
What's the best solution?
- disable BT modem client profile?
- disable ofono HFP modem support?
Emmanuel.
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12:25 a.m.
Hi Emmanuel,
On 09/09/2010 08:19 AM, Berthier, Emmanuel wrote:
After pairing a Handset BT device with my Meego Handset board, ofono
sees a new modem called /hfp/XXXXXX and can start a voice call on it.
It is an interesting feature from a Netbook perspective, but could be
very confusing from a Handset perspective.
I would prefer to remove BT devices from ofono modem list.
What’s the best solution?
- disable BT modem client profile?
- disable ofono HFP modem support?
Would filtering by Modem type be enough? E.g. oFono could expose a
string Type property on the Modem Interface. Possible values might be
'gsm', 'cdma', 'hfp', etc.
Regards,
-Denis
2:49 a.m.
Hi Denis,
It's a good solution for ofono clients, but ofono will still dialogue with BT Modem
(init), which is not very desirable.
Emmanuel.
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From: Denis Kenzior [mailto:denkenz@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2010 4:26 PM
To: ofono(a)ofono.org
Cc: Berthier, Emmanuel
Subject: Re: Ofono and BT interaction
Hi Emmanuel,
On 09/09/2010 08:19 AM, Berthier, Emmanuel wrote:
After pairing a Handset BT device with my Meego Handset board, ofono
sees a new modem called /hfp/XXXXXX and can start a voice call on it.
It is an interesting feature from a Netbook perspective, but could be
very confusing from a Handset perspective.
I would prefer to remove BT devices from ofono modem list.
What's the best solution?
- disable BT modem client profile?
- disable ofono HFP modem support?
Would filtering by Modem type be enough? E.g. oFono could expose a
string Type property on the Modem Interface. Possible values might be
'gsm', 'cdma', 'hfp', etc.
Regards,
-Denis
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2:59 a.m.
Hi Emmanuel,
this is an open source mailing list, so please use proper netiquette and
do NOT top post. No ever exceptions.
It's a good solution for ofono clients, but ofono will still
dialogue with BT Modem (init), which is not very desirable.
If you power on the HFP modem. If not, then oFono will do nothing. You
can always start ofonod with -P hfp and then the HFP support should be
ignored. At least that works for testing.
Regards
Marcel
5:50 p.m.
Hi Marcel,
this is an open source mailing list, so please use proper netiquette
and
do NOT top post. No ever exceptions.
Oops, sorry for that.
If you power on the HFP modem. If not, then oFono will do nothing.
Yes, that's one solution. How to do that at BlueZ level?
You can always start ofonod with -P hfp and then the HFP support
should be
ignored. At least that works for testing.
Very interesting.
I've not found "-P" option in ofono 0.25, nor in the last 0.28 source
tree.
Did I miss something?
Emmanuel.
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6:07 p.m.
Hi Emmanuel,
> this is an open source mailing list, so please use proper
netiquette and
> do NOT top post. No ever exceptions.
Oops, sorry for that.
> If you power on the HFP modem. If not, then oFono will do nothing.
Yes, that's one solution. How to do that at BlueZ level?
no idea actually.
> You can always start ofonod with -P hfp and then the HFP support
should be
> ignored. At least that works for testing.
Very interesting.
I've not found "-P" option in ofono 0.25, nor in the last 0.28 source
tree.
Did I miss something?
No you didn't. It is a ConnMan feature that we never ported over to
oFono. Not a big deal to add, but so far nobody did the work.
Regards
Marcel
12:35 a.m.
Hi Marcel,
> > If you power on the HFP modem. If not, then oFono will do
nothing.
>
> Yes, that's one solution. How to do that at BlueZ level?
no idea actually.
> > You can always start ofonod with -P hfp and then the HFP support should be
> > ignored. At least that works for testing.
>
> Very interesting.
> I've not found "-P" option in ofono 0.25, nor in the last 0.28 source
tree.
> Did I miss something?
No you didn't. It is a ConnMan feature that we never ported over to
oFono. Not a big deal to add, but so far nobody did the work.
So, the question is still open:
How can I cut the link between ofono and BlueZ?
Emmanuel.
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1:30 a.m.
Hi Emmanuel,
On 09/10/2010 09:35 AM, Berthier, Emmanuel wrote:
Hi Marcel,
>>> If you power on the HFP modem. If not, then oFono will do nothing.
>>
>> Yes, that's one solution. How to do that at BlueZ level?
>
> no idea actually.
>
>>> You can always start ofonod with -P hfp and then the HFP support should be
>>> ignored. At least that works for testing.
>>
>> Very interesting.
>> I've not found "-P" option in ofono 0.25, nor in the last 0.28
source tree.
>> Did I miss something?
>
> No you didn't. It is a ConnMan feature that we never ported over to
> oFono. Not a big deal to add, but so far nobody did the work.
So, the question is still open:
How can I cut the link between ofono and BlueZ?
I still don't understand what you're trying to accomplish. If you don't
want to establish an HFP connections, simply don't
Modem.SetProperty("Powered", True). Or is your issue that ConnMan
automatically powers on the HFP devices?
If you don't want HFP modems to even be seen, disable the hfp plugin.
Regards,
-Denis
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