* object class expects the amarisoft software to be placed in directory
provided by env var AMARISOFT_PATH_ENB. On local runs, it will run the
software from there. On remote runs it will copy over that directory to
the slave.
* Configuration provided works with 6 PRBs, but probably won't work for
other values (yet).
* ZMQ support not yet available, only UHD.
One can select the Amarisoft ENB by declaring it in resources.conf:
"""
- label: AmarisoftENB-B200
type: amarisoftenb
rf_dev_type: uhd
rf_dev_args: "type=b200,serial=317B9FE,recv_frame_size=9232,send_frame_size=9232"
remote_user: jenkins
addr: 10.12.1.206
"""
And running:
"""
$ export AMARISOFT_PATH_ENB=/path/to/binaries
$ osmo-gsm-tester.py ... -s 4g:amarisoftenb-rftype@uhd+srsue-rftype@UHD+mod-enb-nprb@6 -t ping
"""
Change-Id: I1ddf4962ea6438ad977382ab201b724028ca46b3
In order for the console trace to work over SSH this commit
switches to use the default RemoteProcess class. Note that srsENB
now correctly handles the SIGHUP signal.
The commit also remove a few unneeded params of the eNB.
Change-Id: If5af43effa9145b6764a32557a20a2e1760f0486
In order for the console trace to work over SSH this commit
switches to use the default RemoteProcess class. Note that srsENB
now correctly handles the SIGHUP signal.
Change-Id: I26391eb8409e14b34987e0b338e10613fa157e06
this is needed to support the upcoming multi-cell feature in srsENB.
It's required for carrier aggregation (CA) but can also
be used for (currently) two independent 4G cells.
This commit adds baseline support for the parameter. Upcoming
commits will add hooks to configure the cell's EARFCN, etc.
Change-Id: I6d1658bf820163aee03b64b0f4ac68046c243f37
this allows to specify a fixed APN address for each subscriber in the
HLR. If the param is not provided in the resources config, the default
allocation type is used, which is to dynamically allocate an IP in the
supported range.
Change-Id: Ie6fcd7987dc7bc62a686bee3a10c67e3dd813419
running with RemoteProcessFixIgnoreSIGHUP was needed bc
srsUE used to ignore SIGHUP that is delivered to the process
when the SSH session is terminated causing the UE to not
quit properly. This isn't the case anymore so we can use
RemoteProcess for spawning the UE.
Furthermore, the wrapper script didn't pass along stdin
to it's child process, i.e., srsUE. Therefore the console
trace can't be seen if the run through the wrapper.
Change-Id: Iab4dafc58167620362a36ec9e904b8d49a7d5fc1
this enables the console trace which is printed to stdout
and provides human readable radio statistics
Change-Id: If1c998aff1c5c11d3fa636fb60cb4991e0def768
There's already a parametrized scenario handling it. We don't use any
soapy backend for srsue anyway yet.
Change-Id: Ie680178d2b16139473b5899803fb69a715a79216
Add a section describing how to clean up and recover osmo-gsm-tester
state after a sigkill is used.
Change-Id: I4841ab6d44a122140e6352df1fb6543418adc033
Take the change to fix several small things and support recording pcap
in srsENB.
pcap generation can be enabled with scenario cfg-srs-enable-pcap.
Change-Id: Ia096a9be7efb2123f95115c751e2402fb4fec935
asciidoc: WARNING: install.adoc: line 450: section title out of sequence: expected level 3, got level 4
Change-Id: I0c881405e66cc6815533bb884016db20cfdff3dc
* Some TODOs are added as comments which actually require code changes.
These are details which showed up as incongruences or missing bits
while writing the documentation for them.
* Some sections are introduced but still waiting to be writen soon:
** Debugging section
** Docker Setup section
** Ansible Setup section
** Troubleshooting (add jenkins red cross button sending kill -9)
** resources.conf attribute list needs to be converted to a table
* Device related setup needs to be updated and extended
* Parametrized scenarios need to be documented
* 4G resources documentation needs to be added.
Change-Id: Ifc2a3c74d45336cc988b76c0ff68a85311e4dd40
Those two BTS backends never had their own MS Power Control Loop, so
they should be using the "osmo" common one. This wrong value "dsp" used
to be accepted for no good reason, but it's no longer the case. Let's
remove the line to let the backend take the default one (osmo).
Change-Id: I842fce2b8185c53d1684747afcfc3ae8fba1afee
This way we have all known config file names in one place, in the module
containing the implementation to retrieve them
(config.read_config_file()).
Change-Id: I8304dda70268b16dbc316af882fecdbf20ac25ec
WARNING: Invalid PRACH configuration - prach=(2, 8) does not fit into the eNB PRBs=(0, 6).
Consider changing the "prach_freq_offset" value to 0 in the sib.conf file when using 6 PRBs.
Change-Id: Ie4374faca62a4d0289f78674eadec7eb5d045dfd
New version of srsEPC improved the information logged during S1 setup
request, which we use to wait for the ENB to be connected.
Change-Id: Ia2338e3161c66ef7c1ab50b024a70de661edc780
Latest ENB config file grammar changed and needs to be updated to work
with next versions of srsENB.
Change-Id: I84db30dc57ea9e0b05208fa86d88d42d492b237f
Otherwise processes run eventually as root (due to being run on another
netns) may change its permissions and other processes later will fail to
write to it (Permission Denied).
Change-Id: Ide092db082937be7c2fb16d60e099c85dc1941b7
Same as the ones described in osmo-gsm-tester User Manual and same as
ones deployed by ansible scripts. Let's rather keep them here.
Change-Id: I8b124a8a1637666536772439b920e7b91e61533c
Pau Espin
Andre Puschmann