* detect if attributes are requested for BTS or TRX and act accordingly
* report TRX phy version
Change-Id: I9f72305bbf1ab74745bffac1bee9f539f5a6de32
Related: OS#1614
* copy sysmobts-mgr.cfg to sysmo/ directory
* add lc15bts-mgr.cfg
The configuration is BTS-specific so it should be located inside
appropriate subdirs.
Note: the old copy of sysmobts-mgr.cfg can be removed once the image
build recipes are adjusted.
Change-Id: Ic81197464809ba508b2572e86dd978a994f4b116
Related: SYS#3686
Use systemd template specifier for config name instead of hardcoding
it. This will allow to specify different config file name depending on
the name of the service file.
By default sysmobts-mgr.cfg will be used preserving compatibilty with
existing installations but if the unit is named lc15bts-mgr.service than
lc15bts-mgr.cfg will be used. This gives us necessary flexibility to use
BTS-specific configuration.
Change-Id: I475df6a06691390120eea0bd8a61fa469df2bd2d
Related: SYS#3686
The debug log does not print much information about the measured
rxlev and rxqual values. This commit adds debug output to make
measurement debugging simpler
Change-Id: Ic871eed6dcbc7d10aca6cd11dbc803b3e6da449f
The higher layers relay on a normalized version of frame number
in order to detect the end of a measurement period.
The frame number on which the measurement reports are sent may
depend on the phy, so we need to normalize the frame number
before we report it to the higher layers.
Change-Id: I90bd01479e41f04a6b0aefe3845d071e3148d0c6
The offsets used in the lookup tables may be phy dependand. So we
will have to do the alignment in the layer 1 interface of the
phy dependand code before we report the frame number up to the
higher layers.
This reverts commit e0fb3ae52d.
Change-Id: I8acab50cc1bb1cb133831c6a145f4d790e99176c
The priv pointer of the callback function app_info_compl_cb() is
set to null by the pointer. It should be set to pinst instead.
Besides of that there is a memory violation while accessing
the local variable ver_hdr using osmo_strlcpy(). Both is fixed
with this commit.
Change-Id: I558d78ef29e9a4d8f45f4142611f11289d3ed806
This is resubmission of 9eeb0b1a13 with
errorneous use of talloc_asprintf() removed which should fix OS#2316.
Change-Id: I02ae6fffdc808c1ea14185dbb4a720d27a62d4bb
Related: OS#1614
Timing advance is currently not taken into account when computing
the measurement results, this commit fixes that
Change-Id: I2e0dfd13b53e8aa2822985f12bf2985e683ab553
This reverts commit 9eeb0b1a13.
This commit caused osmo-gsm-tester test runs for the sysmoBTS to fail with
SIGABRT consistently. See below redmine issues.
In osmo-bts-sysmo/l1_if.c, it uses talloc_asprintf to write to the char
version[MAX_VERSION_LENGTH]; talloc_asprintf() however is intended to work on
string buffers allocated by talloc, and attempts to reallocate version[].
Furthermore, it is not clear why the patch passes a 'data' arg to
app_info_sys_compl_cb() that is not used.
Hence I will revert this instead of trying to fix. Please resolve issues and
re-submit.
Related: OS#2316 OS#1614
Change-Id: I2c9fd5e6739c1750365c0241476ce4b1aa2df3d4
The so-called "RTP mode" of the DSP contains a bug on all firmware
versions < 5.3.3 which causes the bit-order within each of the
non-aligned codec parameters to be wrong. Introduce a function
originally written by Sylvain Munaut during 32C3 in
http://git.osmocom.org/openbsc/commit/?h=sylvain/32c3_codec&id=5b4a16bbe93a7b1ace65cc23d6cce56ecf4f1275
to bring the bits into [the correct] order.
This has never been seen in a "pure sysmoBTS" setup, as all BTSs would
use the same (wrong) bit-ordering and thus interoperate. This patch now
checks for an affected DSP firmware version and then jumbles (old DSP
firmware version) or does nothing (new DSP firmware version).
Change-Id: Ia0eee4f514fb8fd81c052bb44a4facba898d6afb
Closes: SYS#2452
OsmoBTS won't run without being connected to a BSC. The BTS wouldn't
start to transmit if the BSC doesn't properly initialize it. So if we
want to activate some channels manually for testing, we should do so
from the BSC, and not inside the BTS code. Doing this in the BTS means
that the BSC is not aware of it and might want to use that channel for
something else meanwhile.
Osmo{BSC,NITB} has gained ability to manually activate a channel from
the VTY in Change-Id I44fc3904678eb48bd3ab1a3da8c0c265fa082e0d as can be
seen at https://gerrit.osmocom.org/2759
So let's remove the old/obsoleted code here.
Change-Id: I7ba0301b55cc283aa6a441899f84357e28a97321
For some reason, osmo-bts-trx did another take at parsing
NM_ATT_CONN_FAIL_CRIT and storing the second octet in
btsb->radio_link_timeout, just like the generic code already does in
oml_rx_set_bts_attr(), but without proper checking and any error
message. Let's remove it.
Change-Id: Idb0179e1443c0b5a97e59919dba684a001e90192
Make more use of TLVP_PRES_LEN() instead of plain TLVP_PRESENT() and
implicitly assuming a certain length of the information element.
What this obviously doesn't introduce is some kind of error
generation/reporting in case the minimum length is not fulfilled. An IE
that's too small is silently ignored by TLVP_PRES_LEN() and treated as
if the IE wouldn't exist in the first place.
Change-Id: If5c4eee65711c49bc8ba4675221b1d5fd16198e9
l1_if.c does not generate struct osmo_phsap_prim l1sap properly.
The (logical) frame number is not included in this struct. This
renders the logic that processes the reported measurements non
functional, since the logic (see measurement.c) is no longer
able to detect the end of the measurement period.
This commit fixes the problem by adding the missing frame number
to the l1sap structure.
Change-Id: I2bab40c30d727395eb3096026810917407419cd7
Event handling is done internally in the Octasic BTS. When the TRX is opened,
events are enabled automatically and when TRX is closed events are disabled.
The change is valid for the recent firmware version and for the last couple
of previous releases.
Change-Id: I0652627495f6a9bcb0da2431b8beb839bc22062b
recent octphy firmware versions do support proper channel measurement handling.
The new implementation replaces the old, and for osmo-bts non functional
implementation.
This commit introduces the necessary adjustments. Older firmeware releses will
still work. However, the measurement computation results will still be wrong.
Change-Id: I0f053bb10b1cb112a8814ee591969d607888e686
instead, let's introduce a specific function for that. Also, as this
can be easily determined from the frame number, skip one argument to
tx_tch_common().
Change-Id: Ibbb9b685cf0b6a45339b0874438a500dd6254bc2
gsm0503_conv.c should have been removed as part of
efbef50efc but somehow was left here. It's
not referenced/compiled by the Makefile anymore, and the gsm053_conv.c
in libosmogsm has superseded it anyway.
Change-Id: Icdcca1bc55a83c76ec47918dc4dd301155210091
The DATA-IND, received from the physical layer does not only include the actual
uplink data. It also includes the frames which are received when the channel
is idle (which is just noise). This would falsify the measurement results.
Depending on the BTS model, the phy may also filter the idle frames and not
send a DATA-IND at all, when the channel is idle. If this is the case, the
measurement period end can not be detected properly.
The idle frames are located at the very end of each measurement period. In
order to fix the issue, the measurement perioud has to end early. For TCH/F and
TCH/H 1, one frame has to be skipped. For TCH/H 0 two frames are skipped.
Example: For a TCH/F in TS0, the Measurement perioud would end at frame number
103. However, 103 is reserverd as idle frame. So we need to detect the end of
the measurement period at frame number 103 (-1).
Change-Id: I471a767c7974bdacadc3233d0c3e7b7965f6eafa
After switching to libosmocoding there's no need in low-level bursts
test which is part of libosmocoding anyway.
Change-Id: Icb8caf62ac653a39a7a82f2225e8edeab7f5afb5
Computing the measurement results on in l1sap_info_time_ind() all
at once may peak the host CPU. On smaller systems (arm based
sysmobts) this might cause a noticable delay of other important
tasks (e.g. passing l2 messages back and forth) It makes more
sense to compute the measurement results continously when
l1sap_info_meas_ind() is executed.
Change-Id: Iecb9a30c0d716bfc88221cd752b1ffdc74269e30
lchan_meas_check_compute() is a static function measurement.c.
In order to distribute the measurement result calculation events,
we need to be able to call lchan_meas_check_compute() from l1sap.c
Change-Id: Ideffe896613e0feda443bc13dac59dcdbbc605aa
The measurement reporting for the MS on a SDCCH lacks some of
the periods, defined in 3GPP TS 45.008, section 8.4.2. This
adds the missing conditions by adding complete lookup tables.
Change-Id: I23fba50f48415314da40cf5bf86fce2ed3e66af6
The l1 interface does not explicitly set the flag for 11 bit
rach when a rach request is received. Since the current and
previous octphy firmwares do not support 11 bit rach requests,
the flag should be explicitly set to zero.
Change-Id: Ifa165c56e54d272caafa45d1bf0e177848fcdfbd
Firmware releases OCTSDR-2G-02.07.00-B1314-BETA and newer require
to align the GPRS frame number (fn-3) for ph_data indications.
To preserve compatibility the header version is checked during
compile time and the right method is compiled in.
Change-Id: Ib93d5fb3b34ff92f10021a0e9ce9c8aa3044b7ff
CBCH is activated when the SAPI for TS0 is activated. Since the CBCH can be
configured on any physical TS, we wait until all (TS7 is the last) physical
timeslots are configured.
Change-Id: Ie307bf9f370a346686e3bd8c8a8483953a1bc279
the function is_meas_complete() uses the *_meas_rep_fn104[]
lookup tables, defined at the beginning of the source file.
These lookup tabels contain a lot of magic numbers. This
commit adds a more elaborated comment with a reference
to the specification/section in order make the values
understandable.
Change-Id: Ic6e4037f965772e6b851c67662d5e7bf64cc04eb
the function ber10k_to_rxqual() has only a very brief
comment with the spec reference. This commit adds a more
explainatory comment that makes it easier to understand
from where the ber10k constants are taken.
Change-Id: I3d3488c97d0bffa7d449d3675afcc75b2a6a2703
* move BTS model name resolution into separate function
* add convenience wrappers for BTS type and number fo TRX and use then
in L1 interface
Change-Id: I4649100df8f1b8e095f210fc294567ba014c0b6a
Related: OS#1614
SI2quater support as per 3GPP TS 44.018 will require chnages to the way
System Information is stored because it uses 1:n instead of 1:1 mapping
between SI type and generated SI content. This should not affect other
SI types though. To facilitate this transition:
* convert the code to always use GSM_LCHAN_SI helper instead of
accessing buffer directly
* move duplicated code to inline function
* add logging for buffer truncation and corresponding length values
Requires I74e4e3cb86364cec869a1472a41b4a95af0d50dd in OpenBSC.
Change-Id: Ie97be6ead6ce6d2d425fbfac8429bb90afb95acc
Related: RT#8792
While at it - do not serialize NULL as a string when delivering OML
Failure Report.
Change-Id: I41a731bd719aee0bbb98d3236405fb3a7f3ddec0
Related: OS#1615
When a new TRX is allocated using gsm_bts_trx_alloc() (see gsm_data_shared.c in
openbsc.git), than it is added to the list in order. When octphy is shutting
down the BTS, it uses llist_for_each_entry() to iterate the tansceiver list to
shut all transceivers down. This means it starts the shut down process with
the primary TRX and then continues with the secondary transceivers in order.
However, octphy does not allow to close primary TRX if the secondary TRX is
open. The shutdown sequence must begin with the secondary transceivers and
finish with the primiary transceiver as last item.
The problem can be easily fixed by iterating the transceiver list in reverse
order using llist_for_each_entry_reverse() instead of llist_for_each_entry()
Since this is a change in the common code, all BTS models (not only octphy)
are affected, but from the logical perspective, this change makes sense
for all other BTS models too.
Change-Id: I18485de586b402610f9e98053d69e92bc9b18dc2
Make it possible to store:
* Static vs. DHCP mode
* IPv4 address
* Netmask
* GW IPv4 address
* DNS IPv4 address
Add a simple CRC8 and pick 0xFF as initial value so an all
zero EEPROM will not generate a 0 CRC. The code tries to
differentiate exit code between unreadable EEPROM and CRC error.
This is a reference to see if we want to have store it in the
EEPROM or not.
Change-Id: Id8a37fe952ef2a8ef36778729f506f900accf8d1
Max
Philipp Maier
Pau Espin
Neels Hofmeyr
Harald Welte