trying to connect to different operators using --3gpp-register-in-operator

[Marcel]

Hey,

Yes, it's like that, I'm calling --simple-disconnect and -d for the
modem before enabling the modem again and trying to register via
--3gpp-register-in-operator=xxx, then I check if I'm connected to the
correct operator by comparing the operator in mmcli -m 0 to the operator
I tried to connect to(can I verify like that that I'm connected to the
correct operator?)

If that is successfull, I use --simple-connect(do I even have to do that?)

So you see, I'm not doing a 3gpp scan explicitly, I'm just (simple)
disconnecting, disabling the modem, enabling again, trying to (3gpp)
register in operator, if successful I try to (simple) connect which is
always successful if register in operator was successful before

Do you have any advice for me what I could do right now?

Btw thank you for sending the patch to the lkml!


Am 23.10.2017 um 17:19 schrieb Aleksander Morgado:
> Hey,
>
>> Thanks for the answer!
>>
>> So short answers first:
>>
>> Yes I do explicitly disconnect before registering in to the next one and
>> that does always succeed in my case.
>>
> Ok, so that makes some sense. You're therefore saying that if you're
> connected and you issue a 3GPP Scan(), the modem is not being
> disconnected properly and reconnected to the new operator?
>
>> I just didn't want to throw a complete log at you, but if it could help you,
>> I'll just attach the log from those warnings to this mail now.
>>
> I see that NDISDUP is being used, so you're not doing PPP, you're
> really using the network interface, which is good.
>
>
>> And finally the output of lsusb -v -d vid:pid:
>>
> I sent a patch to the LKML to flag this device as WWAN explicitly.
>