Problem with hangup of multiple calls
Hello,
I am using ofono (compiled from git) and bluez 5.21 to access my old Nokia 6230i. I have a problem, when I call two parties. When one call is ended, I do not receive a dbus signal. As soon as I hangup the second call, I get "CallRemoved" messages for both calls, so the first signal is delayed until the second call is finished.
Any idea why this happens or how to debug it further?
Regards
Georg
Quoted 10 lines · Georg Chini
Hello,
I am using ofono (compiled from git) and bluez 5.21 to access my old Nokia 6230i. I have a problem, when I call two parties. When one call is ended, I do not receive a dbus signal. As soon as I hangup the second call, I get "CallRemoved" messages for both calls, so the first signal is delayed until the second call is finished.
Any idea why this happens or how to debug it further?
I asked the question above some time ago but never received any reply. So I am asking again ...
Somewhat more detail: I tried to do some debugging and when one call is on hold and the active call is hung up, I do not even receive a CIEV in the HFP driver. So the signal must be dropped on a lower level. Any ideas?
Regards
Georg
Quoted 12 lines · Georg Chini
Quoted 10 lines · Georg Chini
Hello,
I am using ofono (compiled from git) and bluez 5.21 to access my old Nokia 6230i. I have a problem, when I call two parties. When one call is ended, I do not receive a dbus signal. As soon as I hangup the second call, I get "CallRemoved" messages for both calls, so the first signal is delayed until the second call is finished.
Any idea why this happens or how to debug it further?
Quoted 8 lines
I asked the question above some time ago but never received any reply. So I am asking again ...
Somewhat more detail: I tried to do some debugging and when one call is on hold and the active call is hung up, I do not even receive a CIEV in the HFP driver. So the signal must be dropped on a lower level. Any ideas?
One more fact: It works for a (second) incoming call as long as the call is in "waiting" state.
Regards
Georg