hi all,
About voice，I have one question.
In the latest git code, when I use bb to call other phone, it will product a
file voice.raw.
How I can play the voice.raw?
which kind of format? 16bit or 8 bit pcm?16khz and 8khz?LSE or MSE?
In fact i used the cooledit to play it, both 16khz and 8khz, it has only
noise.
Other question, I want to input voice from pc that run BB, then the voice
can be sent by C123.
But I found the voice that be sent by C123 is C123 input voice.
Can we realize the idea?
Best Regards
Shrek W
Hi all, my name is Jose Pereira, and i'm very interested in helping you with
some code! I've wrote the buzzer driver for calypso, not so sure if will
help you of anything, but was just for experimenting :)
Anyway, i send the patch in attachement. The interface can be simply
#include <calypso/buzzer.h>
buzzer_mode_pwt(1);
buzzer_volume(40);
buzzer_note(NOTE(NOTE_E,OCTAVE_5));
Please let me know what do you think of the code, and in what way i can
further help.
Best regards,
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José Pereira
http://onaips.blogspot.com
Hello All,
while I'm configuring airprobe/gsm-receiver i'm getting error, plz help me
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checking for libosmocore >= 0.1.13... Requested 'libosmocore >=
0.1.13' but version of Osmocom Core Library is UNKNOWN <<<<<<
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configure: error: Library requirements (libosmocore >= 0.1.13) not
met; consider adjusting the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable if
your libraries are in a nonstandard prefix so pkg-config can find
them. <<<<<<<<
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plz help me to tell how i can set PKG_CONFIG_PATH for libosmocore
Kind Regards,
Hello everyone!
I'm trying to run osmocombb on Neo Freerunner. Read and hopefully understood
http://bb.osmocom.org/trac/wiki/{CalypsoRomloader,osmocon,OpenMoko}.
One thing I completely miss is how to build osmocon for the target phone to be able to run
./osmocon -i 13 -m romload -p /dev/ttySAC0 layer1.highram.bin
In the source tree, osmocon is built only for the host, and I do not see any configuration options to enable it also for the phone...
Thanks in advance,
D.
Hi baseband-developers,
I am looking for a freelance developer, preferably (provably)
knowledgeable about the Osmocom project, to work together on a project
potentially funded by CELF; the objective is to use Osmocom through a
telephony GUI to make regular phone calls. I would like to use the
"Phone" project from DeforaOS as the GUI, but feel free to mention if
you are from a different project and want to step in.
Some background information: CELF is otherwise known as the CE Linux
Forum. It's supposed to merge with the Linux foundation eventually:
http://www.linuxfoundation.org/news-media/announcements/2010/10/linux-found…
What brings me here is their "CELF Open Project Proposal 2011":
http://elinux.org/CELF_Open_Project_Proposal_2011
« The CELF Open Project Proposal is a process whereby members of the
public can submit to the CE Linux Forum ideas and proposals for projects
that they think should be worked on to enhance embedded Linux »
FWIW, it was mentioned in the Openmoko Community Updates for February 2011:
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Community_Updates/2011-02-01#General_News
This is how I got to know about it right before the deadline, and had to
rush to submit my current project idea, which is to integrate Osmocom
with a Linux-based telephony GUI:
http://elinux.org/Add_Osmocore_support_to_the_DeforaOS_Phone_GSM_stack
About Osmocom:
http://bb.osmocom.org/trac/
« OsmocomBB is an Free Software / Open Source GSM Baseband software
implementation »
The submission was accepted, and I am now required to send a bid for the
project. Needs to be estimated:
- how much time would be needed (and availabilities),
- how much money would be needed,
- which issues can be anticipated.
I will also welcome suggestions as to which hardware to use for this
task. Technically, the proposal is about integrating Osmocom with a
Linux-based smartphone environment, so I'm not speaking about improving
the LCD support for feature phones. Something like the Openmoko
Freerunner is closer to what I have in mind, which is also what
I'm currently using (and as you may know, it has a Calypso-based GSM
baseband, which is supported by Osmocom already).
Before I conclude, let me mention that I want definite answers about
people who will be serious about this. Feel free to forward this message
to anyone else whom you know and should also participate to this project.
My current estimation is that three to four weeks should be sufficient
for two people to:
- expose and glue a more "UI-developer-friendly" API, probably closer
to the Telnet interface (see layer23/src/mobile/vty_interface.c)
- make sure everything is as reliable as possible (eg baseband
initialization...)
- likewise, make sure the GUI and Osmocom are integrated correctly
- test, test, test.
HTH,
--
khorben
I got two phones working with osmocom-bb. I compiled jolly/bts and it
runs with two phones. I also compiled openbsc and connected the bts
application to it. The problem is that timer T200 expires. I also get
TX TCH/F errors before the timer expires on the bts application side. I
am not sure if this is because of a configuration error on my part, or
if the code was never completed enough to link a phone to it. I have
tried using the default nanobts configuration file, but it does not
work. If it isn't completed yet, what needs to be done? Is there
anything that needs to be changed in the default nanobts configuration
file? Just so you know, The reason why my email display name is not
here, is because I am using backtrack linux and webmail to post this.
Thank you for taking the time to help me,
Calvin E. Balke
Hi all!
We haven't had a functioning commit log mailinglist since mid-2009, when the
revision control system of openbsc was converted from svn to git.
Especially today, with the large number of separate git repositories on
http://cgit.osmocom.org/, it is very easy to loose track of what other
developers are doing.
The new mailing list 'osmocom-commitlog' (renamed from openbsc-commits) will
receive updates from all repositories on git.osmocom.org.
Feel free to subscribe at
http://lists.osmocom.org/mailman/listinfo/osmocom-commitlog
Cheers,
Harald
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- Harald Welte <laforge(a)gnumonks.org> http://laforge.gnumonks.org/
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Hi all!
We're sorry to report that there are some problems with our git repositories at
the moment, resulting in 'early EOF / index-pack failed' messages when users
are attempting to clone one of our repositories.
The problem has been thoroughly analyzed, but even after many hours of
analysis, no solution has been found yet. Your best chance is to keep re-trying
the clone, in 5-10% of the cases it will succeed.
More technical details are available at this posting to the git mailing list:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.version-control.git/169909
Sorry for the inconvenience.
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- Harald Welte <laforge(a)gnumonks.org> http://laforge.gnumonks.org/
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