I forgot to permit the loop state transmission, so the modem app
gets stuck in GRR_ST_PACKET_ACCESS is no IMM ASS is received...
Change-Id: I059d2929f7f724cfe26935bf35c167e60157451f
Fixes: 9978b00e "modem: grr: implement RACH.req retransmission"
A different identity code can be used on uplink access bursts on voice
group channel. This is optional for the network, but mandatory for the
MS side. If the network does not define a UIC, the BSIC is used instead.
BSIC is used for RACH channel and handover.
Related: OS#5364
Change-Id: I4039734676949aefa5be4b5298764b8ba7e1b8ed
This flag can be used to turn transmitter off for "group receive mode"
or for handover procedure. The flag is stored in the channel description
of the mobile application. It is sent to layer 1 when switching to
dedicated channel or when changing TCH mode.
At the layer 1 the transmitter is turned off while the receiver is still
active. This is done by:
* scheduling a TX dummy task for TCH bursts
* scheduling no TX task for SACCH bursts
* not enabling the transmit window
Related: OS#5364
Change-Id: I20133523adc3b204cd2181bfe664fe66020a10e3
Pass size in bytes to memcpy(), not number of elements!
Change-Id: I687435f5458e766d9d61143d6e4255f089fe1caf
Fixes: 6db5f8b9c "modem: get rid of app_data.chan_req, use ms->rrlayer"
Related: OS#5500, OS#6131
Sometimes sending one Access Burst is not enough, so we need to repeat
sending it a few more more times changing the 3 LSBs randomly. This
is what we already do in the mobile app, but not in the modem app.
* Rename GRR_EV_RACH_{REQ,CNF} to GRR_EV_CHAN_ACCESS_{REQ,CNF}.
* Rename VTY command 'grr tx-chan-req' to 'grr start-chan-access'.
* Add an intermediate state GRR_ST_PACKET_ACCESS.
** The GRR_EV_CHAN_ACCESS_REQ transitions to this state.
** One RACH.req gets transmitted when entering this state.
** The GRR_EV_CHAN_ACCESS_CNF confirms transmission of a RACH.req.
** Upon the timeout (300 ms) expiry, a loop state transition happens.
** After 3 loop-transitions, transition to GRR_ST_PACKET_NOT_READY.
Change-Id: Iab6d9147f6e0aeb99239affacf318a3897fd6ffe
Related: libosmo-gprs.git If0de3ed86b1e2897d70183f3b0f4fbfd7d2bda80
Related: OS#5500, OS#6131
Before this patch, the RTS:ind was crafted up in the stack when
receiving the DL_BLOCK.ind. This created some problems since the
internal low level state has to be updated in between signalling
DL_BLOCK.ind and RTS.ind, as there's a fn-advnace of one block between
those 2 signals (hence the timeslot allocation has to be applied at the
time when the fn-advance is applied).
This is actually not fixing the whole issue, since there's several
timeslots and hence the following events will have the internal timeslot updated
during the event in the middle, hence potentially causing problems in the
remaining TS:
DL_BLOCK.ind(FN=N, TS=1), RTS.ind(FN=N+4, TS=1), DL_BLOCK.ind(FN=N, TS=2)
In any case, this decoupling already improves the situation and is step
needed anyway towards fully fixing the problem (by, for instance,
maintaining a timeslot state duplicated both for DL and Ul directions,
since they drive based on differnet FN time (1 PDCH block).
Change-Id: I1494e0aac7555f6e01b4b435b77140afc42c098e
Right now the existing code is switching to state IDLE and hence running
grr_st_packet_idle_onenter() which attempts stuff like starting an attach.
This is all done while the L1CTL RESET + FBSB is still in progress. We
should instead wait to receive confirmation from those.
As an easy implementation for now, simply switch to the
GRR_ST_PACKET_NOT_READY state, which will move to GRR_ST_PACKET_IDLE
once it starts receiving CCCH blocks (aka it will already have gone
through L1CTL RESET + FBSB completely).
Change-Id: Ie797b36701d10c6052500c637a08b061bb1e4bd7
Signal RLC/MAC layer that the lower layers is in packet idle mode ready
to use CCCH (such as packet-access-procedure).
Change-Id: I05050e840a3b267b3b3a278588ee113b45bfbd4c
We need to distinguish between Uplink and Downlink TBF assignment in
grr_rx_imm_ass(), because matching the Request Reference IE makes
sense only for the Uplink TBF assignment.
Uplink TBFs are requested by the UEs by sending RACH, while Downlink
TBFs are assigned by the network itself. The Request Reference IE
is only valid for Uplink assignments and shall be ignored in messages
assigning Downlink TBFs.
Change-Id: Idb9b3203147be3b42256c0bcab3ecdabcf2d2fa9
Related: OS#5500
The RLCMAC layer in libosmo-gprs-rlcmac will decode the messages and if
matching the MS, forward it to GMM, who will see if it requires initiating
a packet access procedure.
Change-Id: Iee4b5ee5e1e5874b550dd8536b095bf0b5eeb8f4
There seems to be some bug when using virtphy where sometimes the
received T2 and/or T3 in the ImmASs is not matching what we sent.
This helps in showing the problem and not failing silently.
Change-Id: Iaecd2616733d84f35a825916fe888142800b426b
Wait until SIM is ready, network system information ws obtained and
it announced the MS is able to use GPRS against it.
Change-Id: I5029d9e8a47b8544b3b803c4db6352269bac3c0e
Do not call grr_tx_chan_req() unconditionally from grr_rx_bcch().
Add a special (hidden, expert mode) VTY command for that.
Change-Id: I049a8d7f58ae9703d06dff235973ba376702c873
Related: OS#5500
Vadim Yanitskiy
Andreas Eversberg
Pau Espin