When the client leaves the OPERATIONAL state, do the inverse of what
happens when entering that state:
* request "card insert" no longer to be generated towards modem
* request switch back to local SIM
* reset the modem to notice the change
This way entering remote-sim operation due to adding a slotmap
and leaving remote-sim due to removing the slotmap should be
symmetrical.
Change-Id: Ifaa4b60474bf8585bfbe0288062f581821bd3faa
Closes: OS#5216
this typo was breaking operating with simtrace2 for all responses
that contained more than just a status word.
Change-Id: Id8195d6650c3306e1a39f59d78d1348671ad062d
libosmo-simtrace2 traditionally had only supported blocking, synchronous
I/O, while remsim-client used asynchronous USB I/O. Using async USB I/O
for IRQ + IN transfers while using blocking I/O for OUT transfers
doesn't seem to work reliably, so we have to switch OUT also to async.
Depends: simtrace2.git Ib8939bdb7f533cd20a34a30a97f12b782b9816c2
Change-Id: I18bf166a95bd4318d700b3e93401b2db5188acfc
This way we have consistent logging from all parts of the code via
the common libosmocore logging infrastructure.
Change-Id: I9ace31d781dd3e50f9a5d9239bafa87a01abb0d6
The remsim_client code already used FSMs for the connections
to both remsim-server and remsim-bankd. However the 'main' part of the
program was not yet implemented as a FSM, making it somewhat difficult
to perform the right actions in every possible situation.
This commit re-structures the code around a central main_fsm, which
gets notified from the per-connection FSMs and which handles the common
processing. It also handles the execution of external script commands,
and hence further unifies the code base between the different backends
(simtrace2, ifd_handler, shell)
Closes: #4414
Change-Id: I44a430bc5674dea00ed72a0b28729ac8bcb4e022
Harald Welte