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Stuart Baggs stuart at bluewave.imI would like to know how to downgrade my openbsc to get this BTS online (just for testing). I tried to use the git commands from Holger, but no luck so far. $ git bisect start -- openbsc/ $ git bisect bad HEAD $ git bisect good 0.9.0 $ cd openbsc/; make (and if I have link errors or such I would downgrade libosmocore too... I would downgrade by checking out the releases). Is there anyway I can get this BTS setup and working in the short term? Thanks, Stuart On 10 Apr 2010, at 11:49, Harald Welte wrote: > I can reproduce your problem on a GSM900 nanoBTS, but I don't really > have any idea why that happens. > > Using ipaccess-telnet and using moi::states to look at the debug console > of the nanoBTS, I can see: > > ----- MOI States ----- > [ Site] (Null:255), Enabled, > [ BTS:0] (Unlocked), Disabled, <Dependency> > [ BBTRX:0-0] (Unlocked), Disabled, <Dependency>> > [ Channel:0-0-0] (Locked), Disabled, <Dependency>> > [ Channel:0-0-1] (Locked), Disabled, <Dependency>> > [ Channel:0-0-2] (Locked), Disabled, <Dependency>> > [ Channel:0-0-3] (Locked), Disabled, <Dependency>> > [ Channel:0-0-4] (Locked), Disabled, <Dependency>> > [ Channel:0-0-5] (Locked), Disabled, <Dependency>> > [ Channel:0-0-6] (Locked), Disabled, <Dependency>> > [ Channel:0-0-7] (Locked), Disabled, <Dependency>> > [ Carrier:0-0] (Unlocked), Disabled, > > [ GPRS NSE:0] (Locked), Disabled, <Dependency> > [ GPRS Cell:0-0] (Unlocked), Disabled, <Dependency>> > [ GPRS NSVC:0-0] (Locked), Disabled, > > [ GPRS NSVC:0-1] (Locked), Disabled, > > > The problem is the radio carrier. It is Disabled, without having any > dependency on other objects. Sending OPSTART even twice does not change > its state. > > If the Radio Carrier would get into Enabled state, the Channels would > all get rid of their Dependency problem. > > -- > - Harald Welte <laforge at gnumonks.org> http://laforge.gnumonks.org/ > ============================================================================ > "Privacy in residential applications is a desirable marketing option." > (ETSI EN 300 175-7 Ch. A6) > >