SUMMARY
I save the logs in .qmdl format from Sierra EM9191 USB module. Then when parsing it with scat, there are a lot of packet length mismatch and CRC mismatch warning messages
STEPS TO REPRODUCE
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Save logs from Sierra USB modem with sudo ./bin/dm-loggerrpi -p /dev/ttyUSB1 -o log.qmdl. Google drive link to log file. The tool is available in MBPL tools package from sierra website.
Copy it to your local machine where SCAT is installed.
Run SCAT with arguments scat -t qc -d log.qmdl --layer "ip,nas,rrc,pdcp,rlc,mac"
EXPECTED and ACTUAL RESULT
I expect to see at least some MAC layer messages and no warnings in parsing the logs.
ENVIRONMENT
OS: Linux 6.8.0-40-generic #40~22.04.3-Ubuntu
SCAT version: 1.3.0
Python version: 3.10.12
Cellular device: Sierra Wireless EM9191
Baseband type: Qualcomm
DIAG method: baseband dump
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Work flow for logging: I started the logging tool, switch on modem via AT command, let the modem connect to network and establish PDU session (5G). Then switch off modem via AT and stop logging.
You can temporarily disable the CRC check using --disable-crc-check option, but that only hides the root cause of the problem and my test with the qmdl file seemed to produce another set of error. Let me look it.
SUMMARY I save the logs in .qmdl format from Sierra EM9191 USB module. Then when parsing it with scat, there are a lot of packet length mismatch and CRC mismatch warning messages
STEPS TO REPRODUCE Steps to reproduce the behavior:
sudo ./bin/dm-loggerrpi -p /dev/ttyUSB1 -o log.qmdl
. Google drive link to log file. The tool is available in MBPL tools package from sierra website.scat -t qc -d log.qmdl --layer "ip,nas,rrc,pdcp,rlc,mac"
EXPECTED and ACTUAL RESULT I expect to see at least some MAC layer messages and no warnings in parsing the logs.
ENVIRONMENT
Linux 6.8.0-40-generic #40~22.04.3-Ubuntu
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Work flow for logging: I started the logging tool, switch on modem via AT command, let the modem connect to network and establish PDU session (5G). Then switch off modem via AT and stop logging.