AT Commands for QMI based Dialing?

[Aleksander Morgado]

On Mon, Dec 29, 2014 at 5:08 AM, Michael Shell <list1 at michaelshell.org> wrote:
>> The QMI network interface, AFAIK, needs to be activated via QMI
>> protocol always.
>>
>> What's the issue with libqmi/qmicli? If you don't want to use them you
>> also have other connection managers working with QMI (e.g. ofono or
>> uqmi).
>
>
> I've got libqmi and it works just fine for me, but does require some
> dependencies others might not have (glib/gobject).
>
> Also, it is always nice to be able to walk through a minimal manual network
> setup for diagnostic purposes - so one can easily then tell if there is a
> hardware or network authorization issue rather than a problem with
> libqmi/modem manager or their config.

For troubleshooting things, qmicli (installed with libqmi) is
definitely the best way; it allows you to run QMI commands
independently one by one, and it also prints the full human-readable
contents of the message in verbose output.

You're not the first one asking for a GLib/GIO-less libqmi/qmicli; I
actually have been in the situation of wanting one myself when I was
playing with an embedded device with very low capabilities. I may try
to write something during this next year if I find enough free time to
do so.

-- 
Aleksander
https://aleksander.es