Cellular dataroaming fails on Ubuntu phone(Maguro)
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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ofono (Ubuntu) |
Fix Released
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Undecided
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Mathijs Veen |
Bug Description
short description: I was in Switserland recently using Maguro with a sim from my dutch provider. I was expecting to be able to establish a data connection through a local swiss provider when I enabled(toggled) both Cellular data and Data roaming. However, this did not work. No internet connection was created.
(To make sure, I checked that on an Android phone, using the same sim, this did work)
As I am lazy :) and this has been discussed on the Ubuntu-phone mailing list, I will copy the final part of that thread below for full details:
I live in holland and have a dutch carrier sim. I was in Switserland
last week of januari (fully updated the phone before I left so I would
have been on something like r150, if thats important).
Yes, in general build numbers are helpful whenever discussing such issues.
/Can you clarify what you mean by "But when selected, no data connection
is created"? Did you mean that when both "cellular data" and "data
roaming" are selected,/
Yes, thats what I did exactly. The local carrier that always appeared
automatically behind the 'carrier' label on the Cellular tab of system
settings was 'Swisscom'.And If i remember correctly, the name of my
Dutch provider appeared behind it in parantheses.
(I am back home now so I am not able to replicate this behavior atm)
OK
/or are you referring to selecting a carrier/
No. That did not work. Refreshing the list of available carriers manualy
resulted in a continiously spinning wheel and not much else, if I am not
mistaken.
Also good to know. We've been looking at the various devices and maguro seems to be a bit broken with regards to operator scanning.
/One question, do you know whether or not your SIM card is from a
primary operator ( eg. Orange, T-Mobile US, Telefonica, ... ) or a MVNO
( eg. Straightalk in the US )?/
I am not quite sure: My dutch carrier is Telfort. It is a subbrand of
KPN Mobile, which is a primary operator. Seeing as Telfort is just a
brand owned by KPN, you might expect it to also be recognized as a
primary operator, but that probably depends on how they implemented the
Telfort network within KPN. I don't know enough about that.
I guess in hindsight, it's not that critical when roaming. One last question, if you run the script:
/usr/share/
Can you check the MobileCountryCode and MobileNetworkCode listed under the NetworkRegistration interface? Do the value s
MCC = 204
MNC = 12
/Lastly, ofono logs messages to the standard syslog ( /var/log/syslog ).
The command "grep ofonod /var/log/syslog" is a quick way to extract
these messages, which can be very useful when diagnosing telephony
problems./
Grep ofonod gets a lot of info. I am afraid I am not a good enough judge
on which bits are relevant so I will gladly leave that up to you and
others :) . I have extracted the entire syslog for the relevant period
and posted it for you guys to have a go at it if you feel like. Here is
the link:
http://
The log will show that I tried to set up a cellular data connection many times. As said, this failed every time.
Hopefully someone can confirm (or deny) this.
Cheers,
Mat
Changed in ofono (Ubuntu): | |
status: | New → Incomplete |
assignee: | nobody → Mathijs Veen (matv1) |
sorry for the delay. I still owed the results for the list-modems script. As i said before, I am now on a higher release from when this happened. (now running r188). But i don think ofono has been altered that much in between. I would expect this to still happen.
The output just may be telling because the value for MobileNetworkCode is 08 under NetworkRegistration
(rather than 12 as Tony Espy expected, allthough the value for MobileNetworkCode under SimManager is 12 )
I have extracted the entire output of this script. it is here:
http:// paste.ubuntu. com/7030507/