In src/mm-context.c, it appears that can be disabled with an argument:
262 #if defined WITH_QRTR 263 { 264 "test-no-qrtr", 0, 0, G_OPTION_ARG_NONE, &test_no_qrtr, 265 "Run without qrtr support even if available", 266 NULL 267 }, 268 #endif
And probably all one has to do is to test if qrtr is actually supported by the running kernel:
330 #if defined WITH_QRTR 331 gboolean 332 mm_context_get_test_no_qrtr (void) 333 { 334 return test_no_qrtr; 335 } 336 #endif
In src/mm-context.c, it appears that can be disabled with an argument:
262 #if defined WITH_QRTR
263 {
264 "test-no-qrtr", 0, 0, G_OPTION_ARG_NONE, &test_no_qrtr,
265 "Run without qrtr support even if available",
266 NULL
267 },
268 #endif
And probably all one has to do is to test if qrtr is actually supported by the running kernel:
330 #if defined WITH_QRTR get_test_ no_qrtr (void)
331 gboolean
332 mm_context_
333 {
334 return test_no_qrtr;
335 }
336 #endif