Qmicli Failed 20160303085133

Randy Yates yates at digitalsignallabs.com
Thu Mar 3 23:19:38 UTC 2016


Update:


We brought two of our boards (boards 3 and 4) to the problemmatic location.  We
found  that  one  board  (board  4)  connected  just  fine,  while  board  3  never  would
connect successfully.


I ran the commands Aleksander suggested, along with the network start command.
Here are the results:


Board 3:



root at arm:~#  qmicli  -d  /dev/cdc-wdm0  --nas-get-system-info
[/dev/cdc-wdm0]  Successfully  got  system  info:
             WCDMA  service:
                         Status:  'none'
                         True  Status:  'none'
                         Preferred  data  path:  'no'
             LTE  service:
                         Status:  'available'
                         True  Status:  'available'
                         Preferred  data  path:  'no'
                         Domain:  'cs-ps'
                         Service  capability:  'cs-ps'
                         Roaming  status:  'off'
                         Forbidden:  'no'
                         Cell  ID:  '195158040'
                         MCC:  '310'
                         MNC:  '410'
                         Tracking  Area  Code:  '10008'
                         Voice  support:  'yes'
                         eMBMS  coverage  info  support:  'no'
             SIM  reject  info:  'vailable'
root at arm:~#  qmicli  -d  /dev/cdc-wdm0  --nas-get-signal-info
[/dev/cdc-wdm0]  Successfully  got  signal  info
HDR:
             RSSI:  '-125  dBm'
             ECIO:  '-2.5  dBm'
             SINR  (8):  '9.0  dB'
             IO:  '-106  dBm'
LTE:
             RSSI:  '-82  dBm'
             RSRQ:  '-16  dB'
             RSRP:  '-114  dBm'
             SNR:  '0.4  dB'
root at arm:~#  qmicli  -d  /dev/cdc-wdm0  --nas-get-signal-info  |  pastebin
-su:  pastebin:  command  not  found



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root at arm:~#  qmicli  -d  /dev/cdc-wdm0  --wds-start-network=[\"11583.mcs\"]  --client-no-release-cid
error:  couldn't  start  network:  QMI  protocol  error  (14):  'CallFailed'
call  end  reason  (1018):  gsm-wcdma-option-unsubscribed
verbose  call  end  reason  (6,33):  [3gpp]  option-unsubscribed
[/dev/cdc-wdm0]  Client  ID  not  released:
            Service:  'wds'
                  CID:  '11'
root at arm:~#  qmicli  -d  /dev/cdc-wdm0  --wds-start-network=[\"11583.mcs\"]  --client-no-release-cid
error:  couldn't  start  network:  QMI  protocol  error  (14):  'CallFailed'
call  end  reason  (1018):  gsm-wcdma-option-unsubscribed
verbose  call  end  reason  (6,33):  [3gpp]  option-unsubscribed
[/dev/cdc-wdm0]  Client  ID  not  released:
            Service:  'wds'
                  CID:  '12'
root at arm:~#  qmicli  -d  /dev/cdc-wdm0  --wds-start-network=[\"11583.mcs\"]  --client-no-release-cid
error:  couldn't  start  network:  QMI  protocol  error  (14):  'CallFailed'



Board 4:



root at arm:~#  qmicli  -d  /dev/cdc-wdm0  --nas-get-system-info
[/dev/cdc-wdm0]  Successfully  got  system  info:
            WCDMA  service:
                        Status:  'available'
                        True  Status:  'available'
                        Preferred  data  path:  'no'
                        Domain:  'cs-ps'
                        Service  capability:  'cs-ps'
                        Roaming  status:  'off'
                        Forbidden:  'no'
                        Location  Area  Code:  '12998'
                        Cell  ID:  '218300742'
                        MCC:  '310'
                        MNC:  '410'
                        HS  call  status:  'hsdpa-hsupa-unsupported'
                        HS  service:  'hsdpa-hsupa-supported'
                        Primary  scrambling  code:  '329'
                        Cell  broadcast  support:  'on'
                        Call  barring  status  (CS):  'all-calls'
                        Call  barring  status  (PS):  'all-calls'
                        Cipher  Domain:  'none'
            LTE  service:
                        Status:  'none'
                        True  Status:  'none'
                        Preferred  data  path:  'no'
            SIM  reject  info:  'vailable'



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root at arm:~#  qmicli  -d  /dev/cdc-wdm0  --nas-get-signal-info
[/dev/cdc-wdm0]  Successfully  got  signal  info
HDR:
            RSSI:  '-125  dBm'
            ECIO:  '-2.5  dBm'
            SINR  (8):  '9.0  dB'
            IO:  '-106  dBm'
WCDMA:
            RSSI:  '-87  dBm'
            ECIO:  '-4.0  dBm'
root at arm:~#  qmicli  -d  /dev/cdc-wdm0  --wds-start-network=[\"11583.mcs\"]  --client-no-release-cid
[/dev/cdc-wdm0]  Network  started
            Packet  data  handle:  '1206042336'
[/dev/cdc-wdm0]  Client  ID  not  released:
            Service:  'wds'
                  CID:  '10'
root at arm:~#



What is causing board 3 to consider the LTE service available and the WCDMA
service  not,  while  board  4  has  the  converse,  WCDMA  server  available  and  LTE
service not?


_-Randy


Hello Everyone,


Our  LE910  modem  and  libqmi  has  been  connecting  successfully  and  working  at
multiple sites.  However, we consistently failed to connect at a new site in the past
day or so where there was a very strong signal (4 bars on a phone).  Here are the
log messages from the qmicli connect attempt:



Mar   2  15:48:32  arm  timed[292]:  error:  couldn't  start  network:  QMI  protocol  error  (14):  'CallFailed'
Mar   2  15:48:32  arm  timed[292]:  call  end  reason  (12):  (null)
Mar   2  15:48:32  arm  timed[292]:  verbose  call  end  reason  (2,201):  [internal]  error
Mar   2  15:48:32  arm  timed[292]:  [/dev/cdc-wdm0]  Client  ID  not  released:
Mar   2  15:48:32  arm  timed[292]:  Service:  'wds'
Mar   2  15:48:32  arm  timed[292]:  CID:  '10'
Mar   2  15:48:32  arm  timed[292]:  2016-03-02  15  48  32:  system  command  qmicli  -d  /dev/cdc-wdm0  --wds-start-n*
 *etwork=["11583.mcs"]  --client-no-release-cid  failed.



It appears the reason is that the CID release failed.  Unfortunately I am too ignorant
to even understand what this means.  I would appreciate if someone could explain
this and/or the other information reported.


_-Randy



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Randy Yates, DSP/Embedded Firmware Developer
Digital Signal Labs
http://www.digitalsignallabs.com
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