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See what AT commands are being issued by ixconn?

Verfasst: Fr 4. Jun 2010, 19:56
von seanm
Bizarrely, the Gnome network manager (version 0.8, with Ubuntu Lucid) stopped working with my Huawei E160. I have no idea why. I didn't install anything new. It just stopped.

ixconn gets me connected, so I know it's not a hardware problem.

(I'm using the 64 bit version of ixconn which you can find in the forums, though, and it segfaults quite often. But luckily I remain connected when it segfaults.)

Messing around with the HUAWEI, I see that issuing the command "AT+CREG?" says "0,0" which means it's not connected and it's not trying, but "AT+CGREG?" says "0,1" which means it is, in fact, connected to the home network. (As I understand it.)

I ran some debugging on the network manager and saw that it's issuing the command "AT+CREG?" and getting the response of "0,0" back.

I know this isn't network manager/modem manager support. I'm just wondering if there's a debugging option for ixconn where I can see exactly what AT commands its issuing, so I can find out where it differs from what the network manager is issuing.

Any such option? I don't see it in the "--help" output...

Sean

Re: See what AT commands are being issued by ixconn?

Verfasst: Mi 9. Jun 2010, 10:08
von hErMeS
If you activate a log called "Servilog", you can see all the used commands.