HadiM,
Well I got the GobiAPI stuff to compile. Not sure what to do with it
though...
Here is what i did:
I didn't have any 32 bit stuff installed so I had to:
sudo apt-get install libc6-dev-i386 g++-multilib
Installling those two made it so I could "make" GobiImageMgmt and
GobiConnectionManager
GobiQDLService needed some hacking of the Makefile.
Change the install line so it looks like this:
INCLUDES=-I ../Shared -I ../Core -L. -lCore -lpthread -lrt
I needed to add the -lpthread and move the -lrt to the end. It now
compiles. But I'm not sure what to do with it though. Also, it compiles
as x86 and I am running x86-64. Not sure that matters but. If you have
any insight as to what to do with this that would be great.
Rob
On Mon, Nov 28, 2011 at 5:57 PM, HadiM <marelo64@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:marelo64@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Ok after few minute trying to play with GobiAPI thats a nightmare
without documentation. I didnt success to compile GobiConnectionMgmt
modules... I give up trying to enable GPS for now. I will ask on the
codeaurora forum.
On 11/29/2011 01:43 AM, HadiM wrote:
According to this post
https://www.codeaurora.org/__forums/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=__134&sid=__c5dfa8cac14587b0935c5d00fa280a__ce#p164
<https://www.codeaurora.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=134&sid=c5dfa8cac14587b0935c5d00fa280ace#p164>
I need to use GobiAPI to run SetServiceAutomaticTracking() function
enable it... thank you CodeAurora I love your packaging....
seriously...
Anyway I will try to do it. If I success I will post the source
code here.
Cheers,
On 11/29/2011 01:16 AM, HadiM wrote:
Ok thanks for the explanation Vick. So I will just wait for
GobiNet and
GobiAPI to be integrated in Network-Manager. For now
qcserial / wvdial
are working like a charm so it's ok for me.
The GPS capability is not a big deal for me but I'd like to
have things
working on my computer (kind of geek? :-)). Anyway if there
is a GPS
capability it is definitivly not enable here. The thing is I
removed the
windows partition...so I cannot enable the GPS on Windows. I
already
tried with VirtualBox but Gobi drivers dont want to install
on a virtual
machine because It doesnt detect a Vaio Serie Z2 laptop...
Do you have any idea how I could enable the GPS on linux ?
On 11/29/2011 01:09 AM, vick wrote:
As with gobi 2000, the gps module needs to be enabled
before it can be
used. I won't be surprised if gobi 3000 actually removes
the GPS port if
it's not enabled. You can try and go to windows and
enable gps and then
reboot into linux to see if you get another serial
interface. Then the
question is whether the interface is actually active or
not (if there is
any GPS data on it) . And then make sure you have the
same version of
the GobiSerial code since I think there are few
iterations of it.
The problem with GobiNet is that it exposes a net
interface for the raw
communication but you need to use the GobiAPI and a USB
device that
GobiNet creates to configure the connection and all the
bits that
NetworkManager and pppd do with the serial connection
via AT commands at
the moment ( like route and DNS settings, connection
quality and
requirements, IPs, etc)
From what I've read, the NetworkManager devs are
currently waiting on
Google to open source some of the code they wrote (for
GoogleOS) that
uses GobiAPI (or a re-write of GobiAPI) in conjunction
with GobiNet to
get the device running. That's supposed to happen any
time now since
Qualcomm open-sourced the GobiAPI code.
I couldn't tell if GPS is included in that (Google code
that is) but
there is stuff in the GobiAPI that enables and disables
the GPS and if
we have a usable GobiAPI library we should be able to
get the GPS going.
Not sure why yours only finds 3 Interfaces and mine
finds 4...
Also, I'm sure that Vicki is correct that GobiSerial is
deprecated
or maybe about to be, but I couldn't get GobiNet to
work. Hopefully
the patched qcserial will work for you
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