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* For an always-on connection, most reliable way is to setup pppd as a respawning daemon in init | * For an always-on connection, most reliable way is to setup pppd as a respawning daemon in init | ||
+ | http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Leased-Line/pppd.html | ||
* Use wvdialconf and pppconfig to set up your ISP carrier parameters. | * Use wvdialconf and pppconfig to set up your ISP carrier parameters. |
Revision as of 02:17, 31 March 2015
Automatic Start Of Internet Connection On Boot
STEPS
- An SSH script with all desired commands such as GPS reset, modem reset, modem ON/OFF can be written .
- Login as root
cd~ nano boot_run.sh
- The sample boot_run.sh file looks like this:
#!/bin/sh -e /bin/sleep 10 /bin/echo ============================== /bin/echo 'Setting pins' /root/bin/pinexp 50 # GPS MODULE RESET(GPIO 50) is exported /root/bin/setout 50 high # GPIO 50 is SET HIGH /root/bin/pinexp 60 # MODEM RESET(GPIO 50) is exported to shell /root/bin/setout 60 high # GPIO 60 is SET HIGH /root/bin/pinexp 45 # ON/OFF PIN (GPIO 45) is exported /root/bin/setout 45 high # A low level pulse for 4s is applied on ON/OFF(GPIO 45) Pin to turn ON the modem /bin/sleep 4 /root/bin/setout 45 low /bin/sleep 4 /root/bin/setout 45 high cd /lib/firmware # Enter device tree kernel /bin/echo BB-UART1 > /sys/devices/bone_capemgr.9/slots # Enable UART1 in device tree kernel to communicate with 2G modem /bin/echo BBB_VAYU > /sys/devices/bone_capemgr.9/slots /bin/echo BB-UART4 > /sys/devices/bone_capemgr.9/slots # Enable UART4 in device kernel to receive NMEA messages from GPS module /bin/stty -F /dev/ttyO4 19200 raw # Set serial port settings to see NMEA messages ln -s /dev/ttyO4 /dev/gps1 ln -s /dev/pps1 /dev/gpspps1 /bin/echo 'Done with pins and devices' # Start the NTP server at boot /usr/sbin/service ntp restart /bin/echo 'Already started Ntp' /bin/echo 'Bringing up dialup' #/usr/bin/pon SERVICE_PROVIDER # Start the PPPD connection #/bin/sleep 5 /sbin/ip route list exact default # To get the default gateway /bin/echo 'All done'
- Make this file executable
chmod +x boot_run.sh
- Make a crontab entry for this script to start at bootup.
@reboot /root/boot_run.sh >> /root/boot_run.log
- For the precompiled images uploaded on Yantrr Wiki page the scripts are in place with all these settings preconfigured.
Automatic Configuration Of Vayu Cape at Bootup
- For an always-on connection, most reliable way is to setup pppd as a respawning daemon in init
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Leased-Line/pppd.html
- Use wvdialconf and pppconfig to set up your ISP carrier parameters.