06-09-2021, 06:05 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-09-2021, 06:07 AM by bigsupersquid.)
Thanks for this!
I was able to build from your sources on the first post, built a chatty .deb with debug symbols, installed it, and now I have an onboard clickable Chatty app which receives MMS in Mobian.
I did have to tweak the APN settings a little weirdly for my carrier.
HelloMobile now runs on T-Mobile network (since they ate Sprint) but they have an odd APN.
I couldn't use the APN settings supplied by the carrier even though they work in Android. They work for MMS but broke mobile data in Mobian.
I was able to use the system-populated T-Mobile LTE APN (fast.tmobile.com) for mobile data, but of course it defaults to the wrong MMSC.
So I set up the mms file in ~/.mms/modemmanager with the t-mobile APN name, and the HelloMobile MMSC wap address, and now I have both working mobile data and incoming MMS with notifications.
All I need now is some way outside the terminal to send MMS, and I'm happy with the mobile network functionality (excluding still needing to set up a wakeup script to keep the modem from shutting itself off during deep sleep, which I've found but haven't set up yet.)
Again, thanks for all the hard work.
I was able to build from your sources on the first post, built a chatty .deb with debug symbols, installed it, and now I have an onboard clickable Chatty app which receives MMS in Mobian.
I did have to tweak the APN settings a little weirdly for my carrier.
HelloMobile now runs on T-Mobile network (since they ate Sprint) but they have an odd APN.
I couldn't use the APN settings supplied by the carrier even though they work in Android. They work for MMS but broke mobile data in Mobian.
I was able to use the system-populated T-Mobile LTE APN (fast.tmobile.com) for mobile data, but of course it defaults to the wrong MMSC.
So I set up the mms file in ~/.mms/modemmanager with the t-mobile APN name, and the HelloMobile MMSC wap address, and now I have both working mobile data and incoming MMS with notifications.
All I need now is some way outside the terminal to send MMS, and I'm happy with the mobile network functionality (excluding still needing to set up a wakeup script to keep the modem from shutting itself off during deep sleep, which I've found but haven't set up yet.)
Again, thanks for all the hard work.
