All in one OpenAirInterface

November 28th 2019: fix from user review

September 23rd 2019: minor fix of warnings

September 2019, large rework and update to latest eNB

June 21st 2019: replace ubuntu 17.04 by ubuntu 18.04

Sept 7th 2017: small update for more recent eNB git commit version in develop branch

Starting condition:
Ubuntu 18.04 all packages upgraded, uhd last commit, OAI last commit

Modifications

Latest commits
Fix a issue in mme that crash mme with some phones in the attach-request procedure
If you want to fix only this issue, pick files:
src/nas/emm/Attach.c
src/nas/ies/SupportedCodecList.c
in the hereafter tar file
The issue is: mme wrong decoding of smartphone codec list
Full re-test, from disk install of Ubuntu 17.04 to commercial UEs throughput measurement (Android 5 and Android 6)

This document explains how to install and configure OAI EPC+eNB on one single Ubuntu 18.04 64 bits machine connected with a regular UE, routing the UE traffic to internet.

The description uses a USRP B210 board.

We also explain how to simplify, fix existing issues, to make a single computer as a full LTE network: EPC+eNB.

Known limitations fixed in the hereafter description

GTP UDP ports are in conflict for eNB and SGW
Useless link between OAI and the Ubuntu/Linux hostname removed
Several simplifications and precisions to make easier and reliable installations

Install Ubuntu

Prepare a machine: a 4 actual cores, no hyper-threading.
All other configuration in OAI Wiki (C1 states, …) describes is about useless.
Download Ubuntu 18.04 64 bits version iso file
create a usb key to boot on it
install Ubuntu: choose to install Third party SW, and to upgrade all packages while installing
do: apt update; apt upgrade until the machine is up-to-date

install git and configure your identification in git:

 sudo apt install git 
 git config --global user.name "Laurent"
 git config --global user.email "laurent.thomas@open-cells.com"

Add the OAI repository as authorized remote system

echo -n | openssl s_client -showcerts -connect gitlab.eurecom.fr:443 2>/dev/null | sed -ne '/-BEGIN CERTIFICATE-/,/-END CERTIFICATE-/p' | sudo tee -a /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt

if you are upset with sudo password, add this line in /etc/sudoers
- xxxxxx ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL (xxxxxx is your login name)
- sudo will not ask anymore for a password

Install USRP drivers

We prefer to use UHD driver from source:

sudo apt-get install libboost-all-dev libusb-1.0-0-dev python-mako doxygen python-docutils python-requests python3-pip cmake build-essential
pip3 install mako numpy
git clone git://github.com/EttusResearch/uhd.git
cd uhd; mkdir host/build; cd host/build
cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr ..
make -j4
sudo make install
sudo ldconfig
sudo /usr/lib/uhd/utils/uhd_images_downloader.py

Download our modifications

download and extract the data:

cd ~
wget https://open-cells.com/opencells-mods-20190923.tgz
tar xf opencells-mods-20190923.tgz

Download and patch EPC

Clone OAI EPC:

# maybe go back to home directory (leave openairinterface5g directory)
git clone https://gitlab.eurecom.fr/oai/openair-cn.git
cd openair-cn
git checkout develop

We tested with commit: 724542d0b59797b010af8c5df15af7f669c1e838

The Eurecom gitlab require now a login, if you don’t have one, a copy of the git repository is in:openair-cn extract the tar with

tar xf openair-cn.tgz
cd openair-cn
git checkout develop

This is the last commit for OAI EPC on this development tree. Active OpenAir EPC is now another project on github. We use here this legacy EPC because the installation is quite easy (the new project uses Cassandra, al LOT of virtual machines, OpenVswitch and complex dependancies).

Apply the patch:

git apply ~/opencells-mods/EPC.patch

The new version of the source files are also in the tar, if you want to merge with another version of OpenAir EPC

What is in the patch file:

Add Ubuntu 18.04 for compilation and fix some bugs
Remove link between Linux host name and LTE diameter protocol configuration
Add usage of the input address for the SGW input socket
modify the freediameter S6a interface to fix a wrong OAI parameter
No kernel module patch is required: generic Ubuntu kernel 18.04 works fine with OAI
separate ASN.1 compiler installation to be compatible with other OpenAir components on the same machine (ans1c version is different for eNB and gNB)

Install third party SW for EPC

cd openair-cn; source oaienv; cd scripts
./build_hss -i

Answer yes to install: freeDiameter 1.2.0
phpmyadmin:
- We don’t use phpmyadmin later in this procedure to update the MySQL database
- We removed the installation of phpmyadmin (of course you can use it if you prefer)

For ubuntu 18.04, we set back the legacy mysql security level

sudo mysql -u root << END
USE mysql;
UPDATE user SET plugin='mysql_native_password' WHERE User='root';
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
END

sudo systemctl restart mysql.service

sudo mysql_secure_installation

The last command will ask a few questions:

- password: set your password (linux is set in our default config files)
- VALIDATE PASSWORD PLUGIN: no
- Remove anonymous users: yes
- Disallow root login remotely: yes
- Remove test database and access to it: yes
- Reload privilege tables now: yes

Install 3PP SW for mme and spgw

./build_mme -i

Do you want to install freeDiameter 1.2.0: no
Do you want to install asn1c rev 1516 patched? <y/N>: yes
Do you want to install libgtpnl ? <y/N>: yes
wireshark permissions: as you prefer

 ./build_spgw -i

Do you want to install libgtpnl ? <y/N>: no

Compile the EPC nodes

No difficulty found in this phase.

cd openair-cn; source oaienv; cd scripts
./build_hss
./build_mme
./build_spgw

If you face compilation issues, the log files are in openair-cn/build/log

In there files, look for “error:” string.

Download & Compile the eNB on 18.04

git clone https://gitlab.eurecom.fr/oai/openairinterface5g.git
cd openairinterface5g
git checkout develop

We tested with commit edb74831dabf79686eb5a92fbf8fc06e6b267d35

Build in two steps

source oaienv  
./cmake_targets/build_oai -I  # install SW packages from internet
./cmake_targets/build_oai -w USRP --eNB --UE # compile eNB and UE

Our Network setup description

I’ve made a simple configuration for this all-in-one setup.

Each node is on a separate IP address, this address is used for all it’s interfaces. In our case of all-in-one, we take addresses on the loopback: this will be fine on all your machines.

HSS is on localhost: 127.0.0.1
eNB is on 127.0.0.10
MME is on 127.0.0.20
SPGW is on 127.0.0.30

The LTE diameter configuration is now isolated from Linux hostname.

realm for our EPC: “OpenAir5G.Alliance”, so, full distinguish names (FQDN) are: hss.OpenAir5G.Alliance, mme.OpenAir5G.Alliance

Install this configuration for eNB

In your eNB configuration file, the network is now fixed, as lo interface always exists and our computer internal addresses also:

////////// MME parameters:
 mme_ip_address = ( { ipv4 = "127.0.0.20";
 ipv6 = "192:168:30::17";
 active = "yes";
 preference = "ipv4";
 }
 );

NETWORK_INTERFACES : 
 {
 ENB_INTERFACE_NAME_FOR_S1_MME = "lo";
 ENB_IPV4_ADDRESS_FOR_S1_MME = "127.0.0.10/8";

 ENB_INTERFACE_NAME_FOR_S1U = "lo";
 ENB_IPV4_ADDRESS_FOR_S1U = "127.0.0.10/8";
 ENB_PORT_FOR_S1U = 2152; # Spec 2152
 };

In the eNB config file, you need also to set the MCC and MNC as per your SIM card:

tracking_area_code = “1”;
mobile_country_code = “208”;
mobile_network_code = “92”;

And obviously, your radio parameters.

Wwe tested with USRP B210 20MHz band, Huawei E3272 UE, a cavity duplexer a simple antenna, about 1 meter distance UE/eNB antenna with this file: ~/opencells-mods/enb.10MHz.b200

if you use the OpenAir UE, a sim card file that match our hss database example: opencells-mods/sim.conf. We will make another tutorial to use together OpenAir UE and rf board simulation

Install this configuration for EPC

For the EPC, we install in OAI default directory: /usr/local/etc/oai

sudo mkdir -p /usr/local/etc/oai
sudo cp -rp ~/opencells-mods/config_epc/* /usr/local/etc/oai

cd openair-cn; source oaienv; cd scripts
./check_hss_s6a_certificate /usr/local/etc/oai/freeDiameter hss.OpenAir5G.Alliance
./check_mme_s6a_certificate /usr/local/etc/oai/freeDiameter mme.OpenAir5G.Alliance

Only the SGi output to internet need to be configured.
In /usr/local/etc/oai/spgw.conf,
your should set the Ethernet interface that is connected to Internet, and,
to tell to the PGW to implement NAPT for the UE traffic

 PGW_INTERFACE_NAME_FOR_SGI = "enp3s0"; 
 PGW_MASQUERADE_SGI = "yes";

For the SIM card, you’ll have more to do:

SIM MCC/MNC should be duplicated in a couple of files
- eNB: See above in eNB configuration chapter
- MME file: /usr/local/etc/oai/mme.conf to update

GUMMEI_LIST = ( MCC="208" ; MNC="92"; MME_GID="4" ; MME_CODE="1"; } );
TAI_LIST = ({MCC="208" ; MNC="92"; TAC = "1"; } );

- HSS
  - Configure the password for MySQL
    - in /usr/local/etc/oai/hss.conf, set password as the password you created during MySQL installation
  - A HSS database in text is in: ~/opencells-mods/opencells_db.sql
    - We don’t use phpmyadmin: we load the database from a ascii file
    - It is pre-configured with the
      - mme id
      - 10 users is network 208/92 (a French test network) are also created (don’t use 3GPP test network: 001/01: the mme fails when MCC starts by “0”)
    - Each time you import this db, it erases the entire database
      (example: you set mysql password to “linux”)

~/opencells-mods/hss_import 127.0.0.1 root linux oai_db ~/opencells-mods/opencells_db.sql

- - - We use to modify the db by updating this file with regular text editor,
      then we re-load the entire database,
      but, if you prefer, usage of http://localhost/phpmyadmin is fine.
    - if you modified the hss db directly, we offer a export script:
```
~/opencells-mods/hss_export
```
    - The important values to set are:
      - table pdn:
        
        all IMSI are listed, with the APN: these values are in UE/USIM
      - table users:
        
        all IMSI, key (Ki) and OPc must be the same in USIM card
        
        Sqn increments automatically when the UE authenticate in both USIM and HSS DB: it should be set as per USIM internal incrementation
  - SIM card update
    - Open cells UICC and card reader will be supported

Final test and verification

open 4 terminal windows

in each window

cd openair-cn; source oaienv; cd scripts; ./run_hss

cd openair-cn; source oaienv; cd scripts; ./run_mme

cd openair-cn; source oaienv; cd scripts; sudo -E ./run_spgw

sudo bash
cd ~/openairinterface5g; source oaienv
cd cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build
./lte-softmodem -O ~/opencells-mods/enb.10MHz.b200

Connect the UE, it should attach to network and be able to reach internet through OAI network.

If the UE attaches, but you don’t have internet access, verify phone configuration: enable data in config->sim and verify the APN value

Issues related to CPU power

If you reach performance issues: USRP/UHD prints “LLLLL” or the process exits “problem with samples”, OVERFLOW, …

The first case is to verify the USRP dialogs over USB3 (not USB2): the process must report:

Found USRP B200
-- Detected Device: B200
-- Operating over USB 3.

For OAI source code, we wrote improvements and some hints for UE performance last year. The Linux/Ubuntu advises can be applied to the eNB:

https://gitlab.eurecom.fr/oai/openairinterface5g/wikis/setup-for-real-time-performance

We may make later a post for eNB (OAI/eNB can reach much better performance than today develop branch, but it require to enhance parts of the source code).

We re-built this procedure from scratch and tested i5-6600K.

On the i5-6600K, we obtained stable performance at maximum traffic over 20MHz, transmission mode 1 (SISO), duplexer, antenna, E3372 UE (one single UE) over-the-air 10 cm distance :

406 thoughts on “All in one OpenAirInterface”

wynter says:

August 25, 2017 at 2:51 am

Hi, Laurent,
I ran the eNB and EPC successfully. And my board is Limesdr, but I have also met some problem.
Build the lte-softmodem,like this:
./cmake_targets/build_oai -c -w LMSSDR –eNB –UE
run lte-softmodem:
sudo ./cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build/lte-softmodem -O ./targets/PROJECTS/GENERIC-LTE-EPC/CONF/enb.band7.tm1.50PRB.usrpb210.conf –rf-config-file ./targets/ARCH/LMSSDR/LimeSDR_above_1p8GHz_1v4.ini

But I can not get the tx signal when I checked the frequency of nearby neighborhoods by professional equipment. Can you help me out please?

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1. laurent says:
  
  August 25, 2017 at 1:01 pm
  
  Hi,
  Maybe try first to follow our LimeSDR guide (see the dedicated post)
  We didn’t try LimeSDR for a while, I’ll run a test soon.
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
  Reply
2. Mohammad says:
  
  October 5, 2017 at 7:53 am
  
  Hi i had the same problem , i changed tx_gain to 100 in enb.band7.tm1.50PRB.lmssdr.conf file and now carrier is visible .
  
  But i can’t see base station in my phone , phone is nexus 5x and i know it support LTE band7 without problem .
  
  i even set mnc and mcc according to my sim card in enb.band7.tm1.50PRB.lmssdr.conf and mme.conf .
  
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reza says:

August 29, 2017 at 10:37 am

Hi Dear Laurent
Could you please help me regarding a problem that occures in the execution of lte-softmodem
That error is:

[MAC][I][eNB_dlsch_ulsch_scheduler] UE rnti 72c : in synch, PHR 36 dB CQI 15
[RRC][I]UE rnti 72c failure timer 0/20000
[PHY][I]rx_rf: rfdevice timing drift of -1 samples (ts_off 62698675)
[PHY][I]UE 0 : rnti 72c
[MAC][I][eNB_dlsch_ulsch_scheduler] UE rnti 72c : in synch, PHR 38 dB CQI 15
[RRC][I]UE rnti 72c failure timer 0/20000
[PHY][I]UE 0 : rnti 72c
[MAC][I][eNB_dlsch_ulsch_scheduler] UE rnti 72c : in synch, PHR 38 dB CQI 15
[RRC][I]UE rnti 72c failure timer 0/20000

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1. laurent says:
  
  September 7, 2017 at 8:04 am
  
  Reza,
  There is no error in this: [I] trace is “information”
  It tells you the UE is attached, and no failure timer occured.
  the 0/20000 means that after 20000 errors, the eNB will abort the UE connexion
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
  Reply
Bakarime Diomande says:

August 29, 2017 at 2:39 pm

Hi Laurent!
Thank you for the detailed steps it worked fine, however I have tested a different setup, I considered epc on one machine (I have used the patch you have provided) and enb + oaisim on another machine(I run one enb and one user). As a result the enb could not connect to the epc’s mme leading to the ue not being able to attach to epc’s hss+mme. Do you have any suggestions?

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1. laurent says:
  
  September 4, 2017 at 9:22 am
  
  Hello,
  We never work with OAISIM.
  We will publish a separte channel simulator that will work with regular OAI UE and OAI eNB,
  nevertheless, as it is free, we do it in “best effort” work.
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
  Reply
Dmitry Polpudenko says:

September 3, 2017 at 10:19 pm

Hi, Laurent

Could you please give a hint as to why after command

~/openairinterface5g$ git checkout develop

I get error message when trying to apply the patch?

git apply ../opencells-mods/eNB.patch
error: patch failed: cmake_targets/tools/build_helper:551
error: cmake_targets/tools/build_helper: patch does not apply

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1. Dmitry Polpudenko says:
  
  September 4, 2017 at 5:07 am
  
  Actual commit is commit 1fb76157c838819587a4a5bd0c214fc100b7fbaf. ‘Though it says that it has merged the commit 17b9a9e917ce2a3a8c7004c7b9a221c350ddfe17 that you tested against, later build_oai -I for eNB fails with ‘oai doesn’t support ubuntu 17.04’ message.
  
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2. Dmitry Polpudenko says:
  
  September 5, 2017 at 11:43 am
  
  Below is git apply in verbose mode.
  
  ~/openairinterface5g$ git apply -v ../opencells-mods/eNB.patch
  Checking patch cmake_targets/tools/build_helper…
  error: while searching for:
  pydb \
  libyaml-dev \
  wget \
  libxpm-dev
  
  $SUDO update-alternatives –set liblapack.so /usr/lib/atlas-base/atlas/liblapack.so
  
  #Remove old gnutls/nettle installation that was done from sources
  remove_nettle_from_source
  
  $SUDO apt-get install -y nettle-dev nettle-bin
  remove_gnutls_from_source
  
  $SUDO apt-get install -y libgnutls-dev
  elif [[ “$OS_BASEDISTRO” == “fedora” ]]; then
  if [[ “$OS_DISTRO” == “rhel” ]] || [[ “$OS_DISTRO” == “centos” ]]; then
  if rpm -q epel-release > /dev/null; then
  
  error: patch failed: cmake_targets/tools/build_helper:551
  error: cmake_targets/tools/build_helper: patch does not apply
  
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  1. Dmitry Polpudenko says:
    
    September 5, 2017 at 1:47 pm
    
    I am not a linux nerd, but libgnutls-dev library is compatible with previous release of Ubuntu, 16.04. 17.04 utilizes libgnutls30 library only. Do you think it could be the reason for the patch to fail? If yes, how one can fix it?
    
    Reply
    1. Dmitry Polpudenko says:
      
      September 5, 2017 at 2:09 pm
      
      As per description of git apply error, the patch couldn’t find the line of code in question. It could have been added by earlier commits.
      
      Reply
      1. Dmitry Polpudenko says:
        
        September 5, 2017 at 6:08 pm
        
        Got tired of finding out where the diff between eNB.patch and build_helper comes from, so applied changes manually.
      2. laurent says:
        
        September 7, 2017 at 8:25 am
        
        Dmitry,
        Thanks to point out the latest develop git branch commit refuses to merge our patch.
        I’m a bit lost in your trials:
        – works fine with the version we tested
        => if you do git checkout 17b9a9e917ce2a3a8c7004c7b9a221c350ddfe17
        the patch works fine
        – for the latest commit, as you discovered, the command “git apply eNB.patch” fails
        => the merge fails for a small detail
        instead of git apply, replace the file we need to patch by our version:
        cp ../opencells-mods/cmake_targets/tools/build_helper cmake_targets/tools/build_helper
        
        I tested: the following compilation works, nevertheless someone will have to perform a full test with a UE.
        
        I’ll do a new patch version later (we’ll try to maintain this tutorial up to date with latest commits about once per month).
        
        Regards,
        Laurent
Ankita Kohli says:

September 6, 2017 at 10:18 am

Hi Laurent,
i am getting following error while executing ./run_spgw:
Initializing GTPV1U interface
Creating new listen socket on address 127.0.0.30 and port 2123
Inserting new descriptor for task 6, sd 31
Received 1 events
rmmod: ERROR: Module gtp is not currently loaded
ERROR in loading gtp kernel module (check if built in kernel)
Initializing GTPv1-U ERROR
Function sgw_init (&spgw_config) has failed
returning -1

i am using Ubuntu 17.04 (GNU/Linux 4.10.0-33-generic x86_64), i have applied the patches given above. could you please help me out here?

Regards,
Ankita

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1. laurent says:
  
  September 7, 2017 at 8:01 am
  
  Ankita,
  I would guess you are not “root”.
  Only root can load kernel modules.
  Could you try: sudo ./run_spgw
  Laurent
  
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  1. Ken says:
    
    September 30, 2021 at 11:46 am
    
    I have use root, but I can’t fix it. And I use Ubuntu14.04.
    
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Dmitry Polpudenko says:

September 23, 2017 at 3:24 pm

Hi, Laurent,
I have succesfully compiled eNB+EPC, my RF board is limeSDR. No issues, your instructions are excellent, code is great, components of the system start smoothly, except eNB. I get LLLLL soon after the start of the eNb. My system is Ubuntu 17.04, CPU i5-3260, 4 cores (MacBook Pro 2013+Retina). Applying cpu improvement instructions make things even worse. So my question to you is should i opt for a more powerfull HW or there are code enhancement opportunities yet to be realized that will make the code run on a weaker system? Could moving mme+hss+spgw to a different machine help my cpu handle eNB processing load? I’d appreciate you giving a piece of advice.

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1. laurent says:
  
  September 25, 2017 at 11:31 am
  
  Dmitry,
  
  About the CPU, i don’t find this reference, maybe it is a i5-3360M.
  Anyway, it is likely a 2 cores CPU + hyperthreading.
  You can verify with:
  grep -i core /proc/cpuinfo
  grep siblings /proc/cpuinfo
  
  If the cores have siblings, it means hyperthreading is running and you see two cores whereas only one exists (this is not two cores, but one core with two sets of registers).
  
  I saw many people on the mailing list complaining OAI doesn’t run well on such (even recent) 2 cores CPUs (Intel released even “i7” with two actual cores).
  
  Today, I don’t think OAI runs nicely (even 5MHz/SISO) on such 2 cores CPU, but it should (if we pay enough effort in optimization).
  The best you can do right now: isolate the second core in a shield (probably core 1 and 3 are siblings)
  Run the EPC out of the shielded core
  Run the softmodem in the shielded domain.
  
  I don’t think running the EPC on another machine will make it significantly better, but you can try.
  For this separate EPC, change the IPs in the all config files to use the Ethernet interface ones.
  (If it is not that simple, I’ll make a post on separate eNB/EPC configuration).
  
  In next months, we need is to improve the softmodem to run well with less CPU.
  Open cells implemented pieces of code, for that purpose.
  We didn’t release it because we wait a major update that will come soon in develop branch to merge our improvements.
  It is hard to estimate when we will release our work: there is overlap between the near future huge commit in develop branch and what we did.
  So, we expect a complex “merge” that will partially erase what we did.
  
  Furthermore, we have to deliver first the work we are paid for.
  This is also why we didn’t progress during August on our LimeSDR tests: we do such free open source in best effort mode.
  
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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  1. Dmitry Polpudenko says:
    
    September 26, 2017 at 5:05 am
    
    Laurent,
    
    Thanks for replying. I double checked, my CPU is i5-3230M, 2 cores. Look forward to getting into cpu shielding.
    
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ldle says:

November 1, 2017 at 2:20 am

Hi Laurent,
Recently, my friends told me a way to solve the “LLLLL…” in eNB.
In system settings->software& updates->Additional Drivers ,we select “Do not use the device ” instead of “Using processor microcode …….”, restart the computer, then it works. that’s all, thank you.

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1. laurent says:
  
  November 2, 2017 at 9:29 am
  
  Hello,
  This is a very important remark that need to be qualified better.
  This package is made by Intel, only Intel know what is in, but we know the purpose.
  The motherboard bios contains a version of Intel microcode (a microcode must be loaded in the CPU).
  The Debian/Ubuntu package runs a Intel code that updates this microcode if needed.
  
  So, you found at least a case where the updated microcode is worse than the one in the bios.
  
  Could you provide us with more information: CPU type, mother board reference and bios version where this situation occurs?
  
  thanks for this discovery
  Laurent
  
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ldle says:

November 8, 2017 at 2:58 am

Hello,
I’m sorry to reply you so late.
my computer is (DELL)3668-R2938/R1938
and CPU type is i7-7700
bios version 1.1.0
Before I change it, it prints out the “LLL…” every time when I run eNB.

thanks

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1. laurent says:
  
  November 10, 2017 at 3:05 pm
  
  Hi,
  The source of microcode seems to be:
  https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/26925/Linux-Processor-Microcode-Data-File
  in the tar file, the file releasenote explains how is done the root integration in Linux.
  
  Ubuntu/Debian seems to only repackage this from Intel delivery, believing they will put better version than the MB bios one.
  In your case it seems a mistake to perform this update.
  
  Linux boot trace gives us the microcode version:
  dmesg | grep microcode:
  
  If microcode update in enabled, the output has a line like:
  [ 0.000000] microcode: microcode updated early to revision 0xba, date = 2017-04-09
  
  In all cases, the microcode version is given like:
  [ 0.963620] microcode: sig=0x506e3, pf=0x2, revision=0xba
  
  Could you check the versions you have in each case?
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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ldle says:

November 14, 2017 at 3:24 pm

Hi Laurent,
after I run “dmesg | grep microcode”,I got the output as follows;
[ 0.086702] mce: [Hardware Error]: PROCESSOR 0:906e9 TIME 1510484689 SOCKET 0 APIC 0 microcode 48
[ 0.086704] mce: [Hardware Error]: PROCESSOR 0:906e9 TIME 1510484689 SOCKET 0 APIC 0 microcode 48
[ 0.086707] mce: [Hardware Error]: PROCESSOR 0:906e9 TIME 1510484689 SOCKET 0 APIC 0 microcode 48
[ 0.086709] mce: [Hardware Error]: PROCESSOR 0:906e9 TIME 1510484689 SOCKET 0 APIC 0 microcode 48
[ 0.818583] microcode: sig=0x906e9, pf=0x2, revision=0x48
[ 0.818766] microcode: Microcode Update Driver: v2.2.
I don’t know what it means, could you figure it out for me, thank you.

ldle

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1. laurent says:
  
  November 16, 2017 at 10:28 am
  
  Hi
  mce => machine check exception
  Means your machine have a HW fault (or the SW wrongly detects HW fault)
  there is package to obtain more details:
  apt install mcelog mcelog --client
  
  Do you have this log for both cases: with “microcode enabled” in ubuntu drivers?
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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brieftime says:

December 12, 2017 at 4:53 am

Hi Laurent:
when i run “./cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build/lte-softmodem -O “,the result is ok,but when i run “./cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build/lte-softmodem -O -d”,it whill occure an error(core dump) like below:

[PHY][I]lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
Scope thread has priority 2
Scope thread created, ret=0
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

I don’t know what it means, could you figure it out for me, thank you.

brieftime

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1. brieftime says:
  
  December 12, 2017 at 4:55 am
  
  that means:I add a parameter “-d”,occure core dump
  
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  1. laurent says:
    
    December 12, 2017 at 3:41 pm
    
    Hello,
    I guess you use new develop (commit after October 23rd).
    In this version and all above major regressions exist(see the mail from Cédric “IMPORTANT NOTICE: new versions of master and develop branches” when this update has been done).
    If i’m right, please complain on OAI mailing list about all defects that appeared in this commit and after).
    Regards,
    Laurent
    
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  2. Dylan Tran says:
    
    July 16, 2021 at 2:18 am
    
    I have some error, can you check for me ? thanks.
    sudo -E ./ran_build/build/lte-softmodem -O ../ci-scripts/conf_files/rcc.band7.tm1.nfapi.conf –noS1
    [CONFIG] get parameters from libconfig ../ci-scripts/conf_files/rcc.band7.tm1.nfapi.conf , debug flags: 0x00000000
    [CONFIG] function config_libconfig_init returned 0
    [CONFIG] config module libconfig loaded
    [LIBCONFIG] config: 1/1 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
    # /dev/cpu_dma_latency set to 0us
    ….
    [PHY] init_eNB_afterRU() ************* DJP ***** eNB->frame_parms.nb_antennas_rx:0 – GOING TO HARD CODE TO 1[PHY] init_eNB_afterRU() ************* DJP ***** eNB->frame_parms.nb_antennas_tx:0 – GOING TO HARD CODE TO 1[PHY] inst 0, CC_id 0 : nb_antennas_rx 1
    [PHY] Initialise transport
    [PHY] init_eNB_proc(inst:0) RC.nb_CC[inst]:1
    [PHY] Initializing eNB processes instance:0 CC_id 0
    [PHY] eNB->single_thread_flag:0
    [HW] thread_top_init() called with affinity>0, but overruled by #ifndef CPU_AFFINITY.
    [HW] [SCHED][eNB] RXn_TXnp4_0
    started on CPU 0, sched_policy = SCHED_FIFO , priority = 99, CPU Affinity= CPU_0 CPU_1
    [HW] thread_top_init() called with affinity>0, but overruled by #ifndef CPU_AFFINITY.
    [HW] [SCHED][eNB] RXn_TXnp4_1
    started on CPU 1, sched_policy = SCHED_FIFO , priority = 99, CPU Affinity= CPU_0 CPU_1
    [PHY] thread rxtx created id=2077
    Segmentation fault
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      July 16, 2021 at 6:53 am
      
      Hi,
      Run in gdb and make “where” to know where it crashes
      Laurent
      
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Aram says:

December 12, 2017 at 12:53 pm

Hi Laurent
I’m running the program with configurations given in opencells-cells/enb.10MHz.b200 file on USRP B210.
when my phone found the 4G network I’ve got the following error messages:

[OSA][E]Mismatch found in integrity for algorithm 2,
got 8c.83.1c.b4, expecting 00.00.00.00
[PDCP][E][OSA][RB 1] eNB failed to validate MAC-I of incoming PDU
…
[S1AP][E][s1ap_eNB_task] Received unhandled message: 94:S1AP_INITIAL_CONTEXT_SETUP_FAIL
…
[PHY][E]ERROR: Format 1A: rb_alloc (7ff) > RIV_max (4fa)
…
[PHY][E][eNB 0] Frame 982: Unknown UE_id for rnti 7931

and after 10-20 seconds fails to Internet connection, but stay to show the 4G sign on my phone.
Thanks in advance.

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1. laurent says:
  
  December 12, 2017 at 3:38 pm
  
  Hi,
  S1AP fails to create the link for an issue in the cyphering keys: what is your phone and what SIM card do you use?
  Laurent
  
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  1. Aram says:
    
    December 13, 2017 at 11:18 am
    
    Hi Laurent
    My phone is ZTE Axon 7 and I use Sysmocom sysmoUSIM-SJS1 simcard
    Thanks Aram
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      December 13, 2017 at 1:40 pm
      
      Hi Aram,
      This is a problem of security keys: likely the phone is working well, maybe you didn’t program well the sysmoUSIM-SJS1 or the core network is not working.
      I would suspect the EPC: are you using OAI EPC?
      Regards,
      Laurent
      
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      1. Aram says:
        
        December 13, 2017 at 2:03 pm
        
        I used exactly the same way mentioned in Your artice above.
        
        I’ve added in the config file the following settings:
        srs_enable = “ENABLE”;
        srs_BandwidthConfig = 2;
        srs_SubframeConfig = 7;
        srs_ackNackST = “DISABLE”;
        srs_MaxUpPts = “DISABLE”;
        
        And felt a little bit advance in connection time, but gives the following errors and connection lost:
        [MAC][E][initiate_ra_proc] [eNB 0][RAPROC] FAILURE: CC_id 0 Frame 558 Initiating RA procedure for preamble index 52
        
        Regards,
        Aram.
      2. laurent says:
        
        December 14, 2017 at 12:09 pm
        
        Hi Aram,
        
        So, you use OAI eNB, OAI EPC and the HSS is loaded with the database from our tutorial.
        I don’t think it is a radio or low layer issue: it should be a authentication issue between the SIM and the HSS, then the derivated keys are wrong.
        
        In this case, I guess the SIM card is not well configured: set it to milenage (not XOR) algorithm.
        Please test the authentication (as in the Sysmocom manual).
        
        Regards,
        Laurent
James says:

December 13, 2017 at 10:38 am

Thank you for nice description!
Can I follow this procedure exactly on Ubuntu 16.04? will it cause any problems?

My OS is Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and kernel is 4.10.0-40-generic

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1. laurent says:
  
  December 13, 2017 at 1:01 pm
  
  James,
  Yes, I saw reports from other users that made the same on recent flavor of 16.04 (you have the same if your kernel is 16.04).
  Laurent
  
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Aram says:

December 18, 2017 at 8:10 am

Hi Laurent
I’ve used the program “sysmo-usim-tool.sjs1.py” to test the authentication
and it prints the follows:

Reading Authentication parameters…
* Initalizing…
* Reading…
* Current algorithm setting:
2G: 3=COMP128v1
3G: 1=MILENAGE

so it seems that our algorithm is MILENAGE, but the issue still remains.
Regards,
Aram.

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1. laurent says:
  
  December 18, 2017 at 10:20 am
  
  Aram,
  I don’t know.
  Maybe you can spend 10€ buying us a programmed SIM card, nevertheless I’m not 100% sure the issue is the SIM card.
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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ubaid ahmad says:

December 19, 2017 at 9:24 am

Hi Laurent,

Thank you for such a detailed guide.
Everything worked fine.

In my setup I am using LimeSDR as eNB and for UE its Huawei E3276-s.
When I attach UE to eNB the MME crashes.

I am trying to follow your comment:
Fix a issue in mme that crash mme with some phones in the attach-request procedure (maybe Android 6 phones)
If you want to fix only this issue, pick files:
src/nas/emm/Attach.c
src/nas/ies/SupportedCodecList.c
in the hereafter tar file
The issue is: mme wrong decoding of smartphone codec list

Is there a file missing or do I need to replace the Attach.c ?

Regards,
Ubaid

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1. laurent says:
  
  December 22, 2017 at 8:05 am
  
  Ubaid,
  E3276-s works fine with OAI, the issue is not this one.
  The most common reason is some parameters are not correct, so the MME reach one of it’s bugs.
  Could you try the same with a USRP ?
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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  1. ubaid ahmad says:
    
    December 26, 2017 at 6:37 am
    
    Hi Laurent,
    
    I do not have a USRP unfortunately only LimeSDR.
    I also tried with a samsung s6 edge (android 7). I can ping from eNB to UE. The data rate is too low around 170Bytes/sec. When I use s6 edge the MME does not crash while the spw crashes.
    
    I see this on the terminal running spgw:
    000649 00189:566373 7F121DABB700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1243 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessUlpReq() (rc=0)
    000650 00189:566379 7F121E2BC700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0088 Looking for task 6
    000651 00189:566382 7F121E2BC700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0091 Found matching task desc
    000652 00189:566385 7F121E2BC700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0309 [31] Sending message of size 18 to 127.0.0.20 and port 2123
    000653 00189:566403 7F121E2BC700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0187 Received 1 events
    000654 00193:566382 7F121DABB700 DEBUG S11 aug/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0212 Received event TIMER_HAS_EXPIRED for timer_id 0x7f121400a6d0 and arg 0x7f12140041c0
    000655 00193:566401 7F121DABB700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1315 Entering nwGtpv2cProcessTimeout()
    000656 00193:566430 7F121DABB700 DEBUG GTPv2- nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cTrxn.c:0113 Duplicate request hold timer expired for transaction 0x0x7f1214000aa0
    000657 00193:566436 7F121DABB700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0146 Purging message 7f1214000bb0!
    000658 00193:566441 7F121DABB700 DEBUG GTPv2- nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cTrxn.c:0328 Purging transaction 0x0x7f1214000aa0
    000659 00193:566446 7F121DABB700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1367 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessTimeout() (rc=0)
    
    Any help would be great.
    Can you kindly also suggest any changes I can make to MME?
    
    Regards,
    Ubaid
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      December 26, 2017 at 9:04 am
      
      Hello,
      
      I tried a LimeSDR a few days ago: it succeeded to attach to the OAI network.
      Then, my lab have problems with RF signal quality (even with USRP), so I didn’t manage to get stable traffic.
      So, I got almost the same as you.
      
      I used OpenAir CN with our patches, our SIM, our duplexer, OAI eNB, 10MHz, band 7.
      
      My SPGW didn’t crash, nevertheless known issues exists when the UE re-attach.
      
      My assumption is the radio quality is not good, so the UE attach, reattach, …
      
      The OAI code contains numerous bugs, so to obtain stable traffic, for now, we need good radio conditions.
      
      I’ll try to make a good setup, in the next two weeks.
      
      Regards,
      Laurent
      
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Vladimir says:

December 26, 2017 at 1:58 pm

Hello Laurent,
I’m trying to get this config up and running on 16.04.3 machine. Succeeded to build everything by your instruction, now trying to run: hss and mme started up OK, but spgw complains (see log below). Seems that it’s missing gtp module, but at wich stage should it be built? Is it an external module? I checked build logs in openair-cn, all looks good, except for couple messages “Didn’t find any information element for message: S1ap-PrivateMessageIEs”. Start log follows (this goes right after big nw-gtpv2c copyright notice, no errors indicated until this point):

000134 00001:104316 7F1F8A69C700 DEBUG S11 enb/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0244 Tx UDP_INIT IP addr 127.0.0.30
000135 00001:104324 7F1F8A69C700 DEBUG S11 enb/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0301 Initializing S11 interface: DONE
000136 00001:104326 7F1F8A69C700 DEBUG SPGW-A nb/openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_task.c:0148 Initializing SPGW-APP task interface
000137 00001:104328 7F1F8A69C700 DEBUG GTPv1- air-cn/src/gtpv1-u/gtpv1u_task.c:0096 Initializing GTPV1U interface
000138 00001:104331 7F1F86764700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0126 Creating new listen socket on address 127.0.0.30 and port 2123
000139 00001:104639 7F1F86764700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0171 Inserting new descriptor for task 6, sd 31
000140 00001:104660 7F1F86764700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0187 Received 1 events
rmmod: ERROR: Module gtp is not currently loaded
modprobe: FATAL: Module gtp not found in directory /lib/modules/4.4.0-104-generic
000141 00001:107330 7F1F8A69C700 CRITI GTPv2- air-cn/src/gtpv1-u/gtpv1u_task.c:0105 ERROR in loading gtp kernel module (check if built in kernel)
000142 00001:107344 7F1F8A69C700 ALERT SPGW-A nb/openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_task.c:0151 Initializing GTPv1-U ERROR
Function sgw_init (&spgw_config) has failed
returning -1

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Vladimir says:

December 26, 2017 at 2:24 pm

Laurent,

Just found your note about gtp in previous version of this post. So, as far as I got it, the best way is update the kernel to 4.10, right?

Vladimir

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1. laurent says:
  
  December 26, 2017 at 6:00 pm
  
  Vladimir,
  Yes, whatever flavor: ubuntu 16.04.3 or 17.04
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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Akeem says:

December 27, 2017 at 12:26 pm

Hi Laurent,
Thanks for your painstaking efforts in providing excellent instruction for the implementation of All in one OpenAirInterface. I have made attempts to follow the steps in https://open-cells.com/index.php/2017/08/22/all-in-one-openairinterface-august-22nd/. The hss, mme and spgw were loaded with success, but I have issues with the eNB as the UE could not establish connection to the internet and reported thefollowing message when I issue the command “./cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build/lte-softmodem -O enb.band7.tm1.50PRB.usrpb210.conf”:

[CONFIG] get parameters from libconfig /home/ranadmin/openairinterface5g/targets/PROJECTS/GENERIC-LTE-EPC/CONF/enb.band7.tm1.50PRB.usrpb210.conf
.
.
.
Sending sync to all threads
got sync (ru_thread)
[CONFIG] calling config module end function…
[CONFIG] free 1 config parameter pointers
[CONFIG] free 12 config value pointers
TYPE TO TERMINATE
Entering ITTI signals handler
[PHY][I]Time in secs now: 37398604
[PHY][I]Time in secs last pps: 30657425
[PHY][I]RU 0 rf device ready
[PHY][I]RU 0 no asynch_south interface
[HW][I][SCHED][eNB] eNB_thread_prach_br started on CPU 2, sched_policy = SCHED_FIFO , priority = 99, CPU Affinity= CPU_0 CPU_1 CPU_2 CPU_3
[PHY][I]prach_I0 = 2.1 dB
[PHY][I]max_I0 42, min_I0 34
ULLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLULLLUULLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLULL[PHY][I]prach_I0 = 17.4 dB
[PHY][I]max_I0 44, min_I0 33

Is there any thing I missed out or did wrongly that is preventing the UE from having access to the internet? ..and how can I fix the “ULLLL…” issue?
Details are in the attached eNB log, also enclosed with this email are logs for hss, mme, spgw.
Please I need your to fix these problems
Thank you and happy new year in advance.

Best Regards.

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1. Bouazzza says:
  
  March 4, 2024 at 10:15 am
  
  Hello
  im using this solutions but i got this probleme using the USRP x310 can you please help me sir
  [RLC] rlc_tick: discontinuity (expected 0.1, got 0.4)
  [MAC] SCHED_MODE = 0
  LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLterminate called after throwing an instance of ‘uhd::op_timeout’
  what(): RfnocError: OpTimeout: Control operation timed out waiting for ACK
  
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Cihan Esen says:

April 24, 2018 at 11:28 am

Hi Laurent,

I wanna try OAI with lime SDR. In this post you mention that there would be a seperate post about a setup with Lime. Did you publish such post anywhere?

If not, are there any specific differences trying USRP and Lime with OAI?

regards,

Cihan

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1. laurent says:
  
  April 24, 2018 at 2:04 pm
  
  Hi Cihan,
  The post was not visible because the menu was too short, it is on https://open-cells.com/index.php/2017/05/10/limesdr-installation/
  
  I didn’t try again for a while to use Lime, I will do but I don’t know when.
  
  It is very similar to USRP in term of SW interface, the main issue is to calibrate properly the RF.
  There was issues inside the LimeSDR driver, at least the Tx part have been fixed.
  For OAI part, you need to set the proper radio power values.
  
  Also, note the maximum output power is 10dB lower than USRP, so the range will be shorter.
  
  I’ll try to have a look in it on Friday with a R&S analyzer.
  Laurent
  
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Nate says:

May 14, 2018 at 1:47 pm

Hi,

Thank you for this excellent guide. I’m trying to follow this it using a BladeRF x40. My system is 64 bit Ubuntu 17.04 with Intel® Core™ i7-5500U Processor (4M Cache, 2.4GHz, Turbo Boost up to 3.0 GHz).

At the very end of the guide, when I try to launch the lte-softmodem, it hangs on “Waiting for eNB application to be ready.”

I’m using the bladerf file (https://gitlab.eurecom.fr/oai/openairinterface5g/blob/master/targets/PROJECTS/GENERIC-LTE-EPC/CONF/enb.band7.tm1.bladerfx40.conf), with small edits suggested by the configuration file here (MNC = 92, downlink_frequency = 2630000000L, different mme_ip_address and NETWORK_INTERFACES). I also changed the one line in this tutorial to:

./cmake_targets/build_oai -w BLADERF –eNB –UE

The running MME output shows that there are no connected eNBs, and the dmesg output is below.

Before it hangs, there’s an error, which I’m not sure if it’s related.

[SCTP][I][sctp_eNB_read_from_socket] Received notification for sd 41, type 32769
[SCTP][I][sctp_eNB_read_from_socket] Client association changed: 4
[SCTP][I][sctp_eNB_flush_sockets] Found data for descriptor 41
[SCTP][I][sctp_eNB_read_from_socket] An error occured during read
*[SCTP][E][sctp_eNB_read_from_socket] sctp_recvmsg (fd 41, len -1 ): Connection refused:111*
[RRC][I][FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 0] Init…

Here is the dmesg output:
[ 2046.470992] usb 3-3: reset SuperSpeed USB device number 3 using xhci_hcd
[ 2046.491610] usb 3-3: LPM exit latency is zeroed, disabling LPM.
[ 2173.599956] gtp: GTP module unloaded
[ 2173.632364] gtp: GTP module loaded (pdp ctx size 80 bytes)
[ 2180.042042] perf: interrupt took too long (4066 > 4058), lowering kernel.perf_event_max_sample_rate to 49000
[ 2195.646291] usb 3-3: reset SuperSpeed USB device number 3 using xhci_hcd
[ 2195.666874] usb 3-3: LPM exit latency is zeroed, disabling LPM.

The full output of the lte-softmodem command is here: https://ufile.io/zlwwc – any pointers would be helpful. I know the processor only has 2 cores – is this the source of the problem?

Thank you,
Nate

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1. laurent says:
  
  May 22, 2018 at 5:40 am
  
  Hi Nate,
  The problem is not the 2 cores.
  gtp unlaod/load and most of messages are ok.
  
  Maybe the origin of the issue is in the sctp: Connection refused:111
  I would suggest to recheck MME connection parameters.
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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  1. Nghia Nguyen says:
    
    October 2, 2018 at 8:53 am
    
    Hello,
    
    I got the same error message and it works after carefully recheck the IP addresses in “openairinterface5g/targets/PROJECTS/GENERIC-LTE-EPC/CONF/enb.band7.tm1.100PRB.usrpb210.conf” following this guide.
    
    Nghia Nguyen.
    
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Summer says:

June 22, 2018 at 7:03 am

Hi Laurent,

It was a really nice instruction. In my case, I am using a bladeRFx40 as the eNB. And I can see the network in my phone which is a Huawei P9. But when I want to connect my phone to the mme, it fails all the time because the authentication request is rejected. I checked all the certificates that I had installed and I think the problema is not this. Do you know what is happening here? Thank you very much!

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1. Summer says:
  
  June 22, 2018 at 9:46 am
  
  The following informations are from after the compilation of MME:
  001331 00334:528706 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0477 001332 00334:528729 7F40DF0B2700 WARNI NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0487 001333 00334:528735 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0559 001334 00334:528738 7F40DF0B2700 INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 001335 00334:528741 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/LowerLayer.c:0352 001336 00334:528745 7F40DF0B2700 DEBUG NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/LowerLayer.c:0398 001337 00334:528747 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/LowerLayer.c:0405 001338 00334:528754 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0110 001339 00334:528773 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0175 001340 00334:528778 7F40DF0B2700 INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0181 001341 00334:528781 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0923 001342 00334:528783 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:1267 001343 00334:528785 7F40DF0B2700 INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:1270 001344 00334:528788 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0734 001345 00334:528790 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0786 001346 00334:528795 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_send.c:0905 001347 00334:528798 7F40DF0B2700 INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_send.c:0908 001348 00334:528801 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_send.c:0935 001349 00334:528804 7F40DF0B2700 INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 001350 00334:528806 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0815 001351 00334:528828 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0540 001352 00334:528831 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0852 001353 00334:528835 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0885 001354 00334:528838 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0913 001355 00334:528842 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/msg/emm_msg.c:0271 001356 00334:528851 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/msg/emm_msg.c:0420 001357 00334:528856 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0933 001358 00334:528859 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0623 001359 00334:528862 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0851 001360 00334:528864 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:1353 001361 00334:528866 7F40DF0B2700 DEBUG NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0968 001362 00334:528880 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0973 001363 00334:528883 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0243 001364 00334:528885 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0143 001365 00334:528917 7F40DF0B2700 INFO NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0605 001366 00334:528920 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0609 001367 00334:528922 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0509 001368 00334:528934 7F40DC8AD700 TRACE MME-AP /src/mme_app/mme_app_transport.c:0057 001369 00334:528965 7F40DC8AD700 TRACE MME-AP /src/mme_app/mme_app_transport.c:0098 001370 00334:528975 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0344 001371 00334:529004 7F40DD0AE700 NOTIC S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0399 001372 00334:529015 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0409 001373 00334:529023 7F40DE8B1700 DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0277 001374 00334:529179 7F40DE8B1700 DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0288 001375 00337:030373 7F40BFFFF700 DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0476 001376 00337:030477 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP r-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_decoder.c:0050 001377 00337:030499 7F40DD0AE700 DEBUG S1AP /CMakeFiles/r10.5/s1ap_decoder.c:5574 001378 00337:030524 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP r-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_decoder.c:0144 001379 00337:030527 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP -cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:0645 001380 00337:030533 7F40DD0AE700 DEBUG S1AP -cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:0659 001381 00337:030536 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP n/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0414 001382 00337:030538 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP n/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0428 001383 00337:030540 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP n/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0469 001384 00337:030550 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP -cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:0716 001385 00337:030558 7F40DC8AD700 TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:1049 001386 00337:030564 7F40DC8AD700 TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:1102 001387 00337:030571 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM an/openair-cn/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0495 001388 00337:030574 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0110 001389 00337:030576 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_cn.c:0451 001390 00337:030577 7F40DF0B2700 INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_cn.c:0452 001391 00337:030580 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_cn.c:0201 001392 00337:030581 7F40DF0B2700 DEBUG NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_cn.c:0202 001393 00337:030583 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM /openair-cn/src/nas/emm/Detach.c:0224 001394 00337:030585 7F40DF0B2700 INFO NAS-EM /openair-cn/src/nas/emm/Detach.c:0228 001396 00337:030593 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0110 001397 00337:030595 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_reg.c:0106 001398 00337:030597 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0256 001399 00337:030599 7F40DF0B2700 INFO NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0263 001400 00337:030602 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM ap/EmmCommonProcedureInitiated.c:0090 001401 00337:030605 7F40DF0B2700 ERROR NAS-EM ap/EmmCommonProcedureInitiated.c:0192 001402 00337:030608 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM ap/EmmCommonProcedureInitiated.c:0196 001403 00337:030611 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0271 001404 00337:030613 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_reg.c:0119 001405 00337:030614 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0143 001406 00337:030616 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS -cn/src/nas/nas_itti_messaging.c:0442 001407 00337:030621 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS -cn/src/nas/nas_itti_messaging.c:0460 001408 00337:030623 7F40DF0B2700 INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0807 001409 00337:030632 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-ES air-cn/src/nas/esm/sap/esm_sap.c:0158 001410 00337:030634 7F40DF0B2700 INFO NAS-ES air-cn/src/nas/esm/sap/esm_sap.c:0168 001411 00337:030637 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-ES m/EpsBearerContextDeactivation.c:0139 001412 00337:030639 7F40DF0B2700 INFO NAS-ES m/EpsBearerContextDeactivation.c:0144 001413 00337:030642 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-ES m/EpsBearerContextDeactivation.c:0145 001414 00337:030645 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-ES air-cn/src/nas/esm/sap/esm_sap.c:0273 001415 00337:030648 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0176 001416 00337:030650 7F40DF0B2700 INFO NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0182 001417 00337:030654 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:1014 001418 00337:030656 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:1033 001419 00337:030658 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0194 001420 00337:030660 7F40DF0B2700 DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0603 001421 00337:030662 7F40DF0B2700 DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0622 001422 00337:030664 7F40DF0B2700 DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0194 001423 00337:030667 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM /openair-cn/src/nas/emm/Detach.c:0291 001424 00337:030668 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_cn.c:0205 001425 00337:030670 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_cn.c:0494 001426 00337:030672 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0143 001427 00337:030674 7F40DF0B2700 TRACE NAS-EM an/openair-cn/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0499 001428 00337:030682 7F40DC8AD700 TRACE MME-AP mme_app/mme_app_itti_messaging.h:0042 001429 00337:030684 7F40DC8AD700 TRACE MME-AP -cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_detach.c:0127 001430 00337:030688 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP -cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:0811 001431 00337:030691 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP n/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0414 001432 00337:030693 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP n/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0428 001433 00337:030695 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP n/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0469 001434 00337:030697 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP -cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:0743 001435 00337:030734 7F40DD0AE700 DEBUG S1AP -cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:0796 001436 00337:030736 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP -cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:0798 001437 00337:030738 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP -cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:0831 001438 00337:030746 7F40DE8B1700 DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0277 001439 00337:030920 7F40DE8B1700 DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0288 001440 00337:045581 7F40BFFFF700 DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0476 001441 00337:045639 7F40DD0AE700 DEBUG S1AP /CMakeFiles/r10.5/s1ap_decoder.c:3702 001442 00337:045661 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP -cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:0845 001443 00337:045670 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP n/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0414 001444 00337:045673 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP n/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0428 001445 00337:045676 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP n/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0469 001446 00337:045694 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP n/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0595 001447 00337:045698 7F40DD0AE700 DEBUG S1AP -cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:0876 001448 00337:045701 7F40DD0AE700 TRACE S1AP -cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:0877 001449 00337:045709 7F40DC8AD700 TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0972 001450 00337:045713 7F40DC8AD700 TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0662 001451 00337:045715 7F40DC8AD700 TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0667 001452 00337:045718 7F40DC8AD700 DEBUG MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0988 001453 00337:045721 7F40DC8AD700 TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0677 001454 00337:045726 7F40DC8AD700 TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0721 001455 00337:045729 7F40DC8AD700 TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:1003 Entering _authentication_t3460_handler()
  EMM-PROC – T3460 timer expired, retransmission counter = 3
  Entering _authentication_request()
  EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000002 context 0x7f40d4000b10
  Entering emm_as_set_security_data()
  NO Valid Security Context Available
  Leaving emm_as_set_security_data()
  Entering emm_sap_send()
  Entering emm_as_send()
  EMMAS-SAP – Received primitive EMMAS_SECURITY_REQ (201)
  Entering _emm_as_send()
  Entering _emm_as_security_req()
  EMMAS-SAP – Send AS security request
  Entering _emm_as_set_header()
  Leaving _emm_as_set_header() (rc=139916596680880)
  Entering emm_send_authentication_request()
  EMMAS-SAP – Send Authentication Request message
  Leaving emm_send_authentication_request() (rc=36)
  EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000002 context 0x7f40d4000b10
  Entering _emm_as_encode()
  Entering nas_message_encode()
  Entering _nas_message_header_encode()
  Leaving _nas_message_header_encode() (rc=1)
  Entering _nas_message_plain_encode()
  Entering emm_msg_encode()
  Leaving emm_msg_encode() (rc=36)
  Leaving _nas_message_plain_encode() (rc=36)
  Leaving nas_message_encode() (rc=36)
  Leaving _emm_as_encode() (rc=36)
  Leaving _emm_as_security_req() (rc=263)
  EMMAS-SAP – Sending msg with id 0x107, primitive EMMAS_SECURITY_REQ (201) to S1AP layer for transmission
  Leaving _emm_as_send() (rc=0)
  Leaving emm_as_send() (rc=0)
  Leaving emm_sap_send() (rc=0)
  EMM-PROC – Timer T3460 (1) expires in 6 seconds
  Leaving _authentication_request() (rc=0)
  Leaving _authentication_t3460_handler() (rc=0)
  Entering mme_app_handle_nas_dl_req()
  Leaving mme_app_handle_nas_dl_req() (rc=0)
  Entering s1ap_generate_downlink_nas_transport()
  Send S1AP DOWNLINK_NAS_TRANSPORT message ue_id = 0x00000002 MME_UE_S1AP_ID = 0x00000002 eNB_UE_S1AP_ID = 0x6FE0DC
  Leaving s1ap_generate_downlink_nas_transport() (rc=0)
  [40][91] Sending buffer 0x7f40c40081c0 of 62 bytes on stream 1 with ppid 18
  Successfully sent 62 bytes on stream 1
  [91][40] Msg of length 27 received from port 36412, on stream 1, PPID 18
  Entering s1ap_mme_decode_initiating()
  Decoding message S1ap_UEContextReleaseRequestIEs (/home/ikerlan/openair-cn/build/mme/build/CMakeFiles/r10.5/s1ap_decoder.c:5574)
  Leaving s1ap_mme_decode_initiating() (rc=0)
  Entering s1ap_mme_handle_ue_context_release_request()
  UE CONTEXT RELEASE REQUEST with Cause_Type = Radio Network and Cause_Value = 21
  Found ue_ref 0x7f40c4007c20 mme_ue_s1ap_id 0x00000002
  Found ue_ref 0x7f40c4007c20 mme_ue_s1ap_id 0x00000002
  Return ue_ref 0x7f40c4007c20
  Leaving s1ap_mme_handle_ue_context_release_request() (rc=0)
  Entering _mme_app_handle_s1ap_ue_context_release()
  Leaving _mme_app_handle_s1ap_ue_context_release()
  Entering nas_proc_implicit_detach_ue_ind()
  Entering emm_sap_send()
  Entering emm_cn_send()
  EMMCN-SAP – Received primitive EMMCN_IMPLICIT_DETACH_UE (406)
  Entering _emm_cn_implicit_detach_ue()
  EMM-PROC Implicit Detach UE0x00000002
  Entering emm_proc_detach_request()
  EMM-PROC – Detach type = EPS (0) requested (ue_id=0x00000002)001395 00337:030588 7F40DF0B2700 INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000002 context 0x7f40d4000b10
  Entering emm_sap_send()
  Entering emm_reg_send()
  Entering emm_fsm_process()
  EMM-FSM – Received event DETACH_REQ (8) in state COMMON-PROCEDURE-INITIATED
  Entering EmmCommonProcedureInitiated()
  EMM-FSM – Primitive is not valid (8)
  Leaving EmmCommonProcedureInitiated() (rc=-1)
  Leaving emm_fsm_process() (rc=-1)
  Leaving emm_reg_send() (rc=-1)
  Leaving emm_sap_send() (rc=-1)
  Entering nas_itti_detach_req()
  Leaving nas_itti_detach_req()
  EMM-PROC – Stop timer T3460 (1)
  Entering esm_sap_send()
  ESM-SAP – Received primitive ESM_EPS_BEARER_CONTEXT_DEACTIVATE_REQ (10)
  Entering esm_proc_eps_bearer_context_deactivate()
  ESM-PROC – EPS bearer context deactivation: No Valid context
  Leaving esm_proc_eps_bearer_context_deactivate() (rc=0)
  Leaving esm_sap_send() (rc=0)
  Entering emm_fsm_set_status()
  UE 0x00000002 EMM-FSM – Status changed: COMMON-PROCEDURE-INITIATED ===> DEREGISTERED
  Entering mme_ue_context_update_ue_emm_state()
  Leaving mme_ue_context_update_ue_emm_state()
  Leaving emm_fsm_set_status() (rc=0)
  EMM-CTX – Remove in context 0x7f40d4000b10 UE id 0x00000002
  EMM-CTX – Remove in ctx_coll_imsi context 0x7f40d4000b10 UE id 0xD4000B10 imsi 901700000023531
  ue_id=0x00000002 cleared IMSI
  Leaving emm_proc_detach_request() (rc=0)
  Leaving _emm_cn_implicit_detach_ue() (rc=0)
  Leaving emm_cn_send() (rc=0)
  Leaving emm_sap_send() (rc=0)
  Leaving nas_proc_implicit_detach_ue_ind() (rc=0)
  Leaving mme_app_itti_ue_context_release()
  Leaving mme_app_handle_detach_req()
  Entering s1ap_handle_ue_context_release_command()
  Found ue_ref 0x7f40c4007c20 mme_ue_s1ap_id 0x00000002
  Found ue_ref 0x7f40c4007c20 mme_ue_s1ap_id 0x00000002
  Return ue_ref 0x7f40c4007c20
  Entering s1ap_mme_generate_ue_context_release_command()
  Started S1AP UE context release timer for UE id 2
  Leaving s1ap_mme_generate_ue_context_release_command() (rc=0)
  Leaving s1ap_handle_ue_context_release_command() (rc=0)
  [40][91] Sending buffer 0x7f40c4003aa0 of 23 bytes on stream 1 with ppid 18
  Successfully sent 23 bytes on stream 1
  [91][40] Msg of length 21 received from port 36412, on stream 1, PPID 18
  Decoding message S1ap_UEContextReleaseCompleteIEs (/home/ikerlan/openair-cn/build/mme/build/CMakeFiles/r10.5/s1ap_decoder.c:3702)
  Entering s1ap_mme_handle_ue_context_release_complete()
  Found ue_ref 0x7f40c4007c20 mme_ue_s1ap_id 0x00000002
  Found ue_ref 0x7f40c4007c20 mme_ue_s1ap_id 0x00000002
  Return ue_ref 0x7f40c4007c20
  Removing UE enb_ue_s1ap_id: 0x6FE0DC mme_ue_s1ap_id:0x00000002 in eNB id : 3584
  Removed UE 0x00000002
  Leaving s1ap_mme_handle_ue_context_release_complete() (rc=0)
  Entering mme_app_handle_s1ap_ue_context_release_complete()
  Entering mme_notify_ue_context_released()
  Leaving mme_notify_ue_context_released()
  Deleting UE context associated in MME for mme_ue_s1ap_id 0x00000002
  Entering mme_remove_ue_context()
  Leaving mme_remove_ue_context()
  Leaving mme_app_handle_s1ap_ue_context_release_complete()
  
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Alexandra says:

July 5, 2018 at 12:11 pm

Hello,

I used a bladeRF instead of a USPR, for now, I can register in my network, the problem appears when I want to stablish internet connection using my phone, it is not stable, the internet works rarely. In the logs of eNB, I can see the following errors:

[MAC][E][schedule_ulsch] scheduled retransmission in forbidden RBs
[DEBUG @”/build/bladerf-zjSF8E/…./libusb.c”:1339]Non-blocking buffer submission requested, but no transfers are currently available.

I don’t know if the failure of the internet is due to these errors o not.

Thanks
Alexandra

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Alexandre Ferreira says:

July 6, 2018 at 12:59 pm

Hi,

I started facing some problems to have the eNB connected to the MME after an Ubuntu update. The following log is the log after the starting procedure of eNB:
…
[MAC][E][rrc_mac_config_req_eNB] RC.mac:0x7fef08002080 mib:0x7fef08003108
…
[SCTP][E]sctp_recvmsg (fd 41, len -1 ): Connection refused:111
…
[PHY][E]config_mib() dl_BandwidthP:3
…
[MAC][E][rrc_mac_config_req_eNB] rrc_mac_config_req_eNB() /home/lcrr-032553/openairinterface5g/openair2/LAYER2/MAC/config.c:967 RC.mac[Mod_idP]->if_inst->PHY_config_req:0x56048265e570
…
[PHY][E]***DJP*** removed assert on preamble fp->prach_emtc_config_common.prach_ConfigInfo.prach_numRepetitionPerPreambleAttempt[0]:0 expecting >0 /home/lcrr-032553/openairinterface5g/openair1/PHY/INIT/lte_init.c:259
…
[PHY][E]DJP – delete code above this /home/lcrr-032553/openairinterface5g/targets/RT/USER/lte-ru.c:2399
…
[PHY][E][INIT] phy_init_RU() RC.nb_L1_inst:1
…

Can you help me, please?

Regards,
Alexandre

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1. laurent says:
  
  July 9, 2018 at 3:42 pm
  
  Dear Alexandre,
  
  The line sctp_recvmsg (fd 41, len -1 ): Connection refused:111 indicates the eNB can’t connect to the mme.
  One possibility is the diameter certificate expired: renew it with
  
  cd openair-cn; source oaienv; cd scripts ./check_hss_s6a_certificate /usr/local/etc/oai/freeDiameter hss.OpenAir5G.Alliance ./check_mme_s6a_certificate /usr/local/etc/oai/freeDiameter mme.OpenAir5G.Alliance
  
  I guess you have more explanation in the mme log.
  
  Please try and report to continue this diagnosis
  Laurent
  
  Reply
2. laurent says:
  
  August 22, 2018 at 2:08 pm
  
  Hi,
  We answered on the global mailing list: have seen the solution?
  BR,
  Laurent
  
  Reply
  1. Candice says:
    
    August 27, 2018 at 2:07 pm
    
    Hi,
    
    I got the same problem with Alexandre, and I didn’t find the solution.
    Could you please offer a link to the solution? Lots of thanks.
    
    Regards,
    Candice
    
    Reply
    1. laurent says:
      
      August 27, 2018 at 7:02 pm
      
      Hi,
      
      So, the new problem it started somewhere after kernel revision 4.15.23 (ubuntu 18.04 update now installs a more recent kernel).
      
      This recent kernel refuses SCTP connect from eNB even if the MME is running.
      Forcing IPv4 (so replace AF_INET6 by AF_INET) in mme source: src/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:352 seems ok.
      
      The root error is still to be found: OAI IPv6 implementation contains bugs, maybe the kernel refuses for good reasons.
      
      Regards,
      Laurent
      
      Reply
      1. Candice says:
        
        August 28, 2018 at 2:56 am
        
        Hi,
        
        Thanks for your reply. But I’m still confused. What exactly should I do to fix this problem?
        Should I change my kernel version? Please give me some specific suggestions.
        
        Regards,
        Candice
Shuguo says:

September 4, 2018 at 1:19 pm

Hi, Laurent,

By following the tutorial above, but still we have this kind of error (as also reported by someone else earlier):
“`
[SCTP][I][sctp_eNB_read_from_socket] Received notification for sd 41, type 32769
[SCTP][I][sctp_eNB_read_from_socket] Client association changed: 4
[SCTP][I][sctp_eNB_flush_sockets] Found data for descriptor 41
[SCTP][I][sctp_eNB_read_from_socket] An error occured during read
*[SCTP][E][sctp_eNB_read_from_socket] sctp_recvmsg (fd 41, len -1 ): Connection refused:111*
[RRC][I][FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 0] Init…
“`
And as you have replied earlier:
“`
Maybe the origin of the issue is in the sctp: Connection refused:111
I would suggest to recheck MME connection parameters.
Regards,
Laurent
“`
And, yes, we do observed “SCTP abort!” message from the communication between EPC and eNB.
Could you specify more clearly how I should configure MME? (we have already followed the tutorial above…)

Sorry for bothering.

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1. laurent says:
  
  September 5, 2018 at 8:14 am
  
  Hi,
  So, maybe you use Ubuntu 18.04 up-to-date.
  In this case, something is wrong either in the kernel or in OAI, see above the fix to set in the mme code.
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
  Reply
Sami says:

February 25, 2019 at 4:37 pm

Hi,
After the release of OAI v1.0.1, are the steps provided in this post still applicable ? Also is it possible to install the new release on ubuntu 18.04 ?
Thanks in advance.

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1. laurent says:
  
  March 4, 2019 at 8:16 am
  
  For OAI EPC, I think the best is to use what is described in this old tutorial because newer OAI EPC is over complex to install and use.
  For OAI RAN, it is probably better to use OAI v1.0.1
  We will try to find out some time to update this tutorial with recent versions.
  Laurent
  
  Reply
mahmoud says:

March 1, 2019 at 2:48 pm

hello, the script is not working either on ubuntu 17.04 since it is out of date or on 18.04 since it says it is not supported.
any suggestion. or any one faced this problem.

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1. laurent says:
  
  March 4, 2019 at 8:13 am
  
  In cmake_targets/tools/build_helper, replace 17.04 by 18.04 everywhere.
  I didn’t test nevertheless it should work: the difference between these two versions is small.
  Laurent
  
  Reply
hamed says:

March 17, 2019 at 6:25 am

Hello
I have issue about the number of user that are serviceable in a simple host (Intel Core i5-8400 & 4.0 GHz ) and usrp (b210).
This is a question in both structure (RAN & EPC).
Thanks if you guide me.

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1. laurent says:
  
  March 18, 2019 at 9:31 am
  
  Hi,
  OAI quality is not high enough for a commercial like usage.
  The number of users would be a few only because of bugs before CPU size.
  Laurent
  
  Reply
mahmoud says:

March 27, 2019 at 2:43 pm

please your support with the below error , occured when applying the epc patch that impact installation of third party sw
root@user:/home/user/Downloads/opencells-mods-20170823/opencells-mods# git apply EPC.patch
error: patch failed: build/tools/build_helper:99
error: build/tools/build_helper: patch does not apply
error: patch failed: scripts/run_spgw:173
error: scripts/run_spgw: patch does not apply
error: patch failed: src/common/common_defs.h:109
error: src/common/common_defs.h: patch does not apply
error: patch failed: src/gtpv1-u/gtp_mod_kernel.c:31
error: src/gtpv1-u/gtp_mod_kernel.c: patch does not apply
error: patch failed: src/gtpv1-u/gtp_mod_kernel.h:6
error: src/gtpv1-u/gtp_mod_kernel.h: patch does not apply
error: patch failed: src/gtpv1-u/gtpv1u_task.c:111
error: src/gtpv1-u/gtpv1u_task.c: patch does not apply
error: src/nas/emm/Attach.c: No such file or directory
error: src/nas/ies/SupportedCodecList.c: No such file or directory
error: patch failed: src/oai_hss/utils/hss_config.c:297
error: src/oai_hss/utils/hss_config.c: patch does not apply
error: patch failed: src/s6a/s6a_peer.c:88
error: src/s6a/s6a_peer.c: patch does not apply

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1. laurent says:
  
  March 28, 2019 at 11:48 am
  
  Hi,
  I would guess you didn’t take the git commit we specify
  Laurent
  
  Reply
santiago says:

March 28, 2019 at 8:38 pm

Build type is Debug
Architecture is x86_64
git found: /usr/bin/git
NETTLE VERSION_INSTALLED = 3.2
NETTLE_VERSION_MAJOR = 3
NETTLE_VERSION_MINOR = 2
mme compilation failed
cp: cannot stat ‘/home/epc/openair-cn/build/mme/build/mme’: No such file or directory
auth_request compilation failed
cp: cannot stat ‘/home/epc/openair-cn/build/mme/build/auth_request’: No such file or directory

hi, I have this problem, i can’t fix i need help please

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1. laurent says:
  
  April 4, 2019 at 7:43 pm
  
  hi,
  compilation failed: look for “error:” in /home/epc/openair-cn/build/log/mme.txt
  Laurent
  
  Reply
  1. weiqi says:
    
    July 9, 2019 at 3:34 pm
    
    Hi Laurent,
    
    First thank you for this guide.
    
    I had the same problem when building the mme, the error logs in ~/openair-cn/build/log/mme.txt states:
    “”
    [ 94%] Linking C static library libLIB_NAS_MME.a
    [ 94%] Built target LIB_NAS_MME
    Makefile:94: recipe for target ‘all’ failed
    make: *** [all] Error 2
    
    “”
    
    Reply
    1. laurent says:
      
      July 11, 2019 at 7:20 am
      
      Hi
      in the log, above the ‘all’ failed message, you should find a message identified by this string: “error:”
      This message would explain the problem
      Laurent
      
      Reply
      1. Weiqi says:
        
        July 11, 2019 at 3:12 pm
        
        Hi Laurent,
        
        Thanks for reply.
        
        During the MME compile, I can see following error:
        ___
        /home/test/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_common.h:43:10: fatal error: S1ap-Criticality.h: No such file or directory
        CMakeFiles/S1AP_LIB.dir/build.make:79: recipe for target ‘CMakeFiles/S1AP_LIB.dir/CMakeFiles/r10.5/s1ap_decoder.c.o’ failed
        make[2]: *** [CMakeFiles/S1AP_LIB.dir/CMakeFiles/r10.5/s1ap_decoder.c.o] Error 1
        CMakeFiles/Makefile2:388: recipe for target ‘CMakeFiles/S1AP_EPC.dir/all’ failed
        make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/S1AP_EPC.dir/all] Error 2
        ___
        
        Sorry that I am not an expert on this, any thoughts are appreciated.
        
        Thanks,
        Weiqi
      2. laurent says:
        
        July 15, 2019 at 7:44 am
        
        Hi,
        
        I think it is a asn1c version compatibility issue.
        asn1c version for this EPC is a older one than the current xNB.
        You have to force asn1c reinstall (./build_mme -i), then compile the mme
        After this, you can install back the xNB asn1c version (./build_oai -I)
        
        You can also modify the openair-cn scripts to install the 2 versions of asn1c in two different directories
        Laurent
      3. Weiqi says:
        
        July 15, 2019 at 3:15 pm
        
        Hi Laurent,
        
        It is the asn1c issue. Now I had them complied correctly.
        
        Thanks again and appreciate for the help!
        
        -Weiqi
      4. Weiqi says:
        
        July 16, 2019 at 8:41 pm
        
        Hi Laurent,
        
        Sorry to bother you again.
        I finally got the OAI-CN working and phone attached. However, the phone is not getting any internet connection.
        In the MME logs I can see the PDN connection has been created and the phone got an IP 172.16.0.4, the APN = ltebox. In the wireshark I can see the 172.16.0.4 is doing DNS query but got no respnose.
        I tried change the APN to oai.ipv4 but still the same.
        
        The SIM card I used is sysmocom SJS1 SIM, the phone I used is one plus 3T.
        
        Thanks,
        Weiqi
      5. laurent says:
        
        July 22, 2019 at 8:28 am
        
        Hi Weiqi,
        I need more details, please send it by mail.
        One guess from your description that your can try immediately: in spgw.conf file, verify (or set): PGW_MASQUERADE_SGI = “yes”;
        Regards,
        Laurent
    2. Ahmed says:
      
      August 17, 2019 at 3:21 am
      
      I am facing the same issue, can you share how you managed to fix this issue?
      
      Reply
      1. dongjin says:
        
        July 28, 2020 at 3:46 am
        
        I am facing the same issue，did you fix the problem？
Balraj says:

June 19, 2019 at 10:57 am

Hi,
I have bought these sim cards, and I want to know will they work with other software than Open Air Interface, like srsLTE . If so, could you publish a post on how to set it up? Also how to use Blade RF in this set up inplace of USRP?

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1. laurent says:
  
  June 20, 2019 at 9:38 am
  
  Hi,
  Yes, this is standard SIM cards, that can work with any network.
  We already have srsLTE customers.
  For the RF board, there is no relation with the SIM: any RF board can work or not work, independently of the SIM
  Best regards,
  Laurent
  
  Reply
jobo says:

June 19, 2019 at 3:48 pm

Hi Laurent,

I’m trying to set up OAI on my Ubuntu 18.04 machine with the latest developer branch of the OAI RAN (2019.w23) and the OAI EPC you suggested ( commit 724542d0b59797b010af8c5df15af7f669c1e838). I applied the patch an changed the lines with ” ubuntu17.04″ to “ubuntu18.04” as you mentioned in the comments. By building the hss I faced the fist error in relation to the phpadmin (ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can’t connect to local MySQL server through socket ‘/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock’ (2) ) .
By building mme the error occured that there would be no packet candidate for “libconfig8-dev” and that it would be replaced by “libconfig-dev”. Is it possible to simply use the new package and what about the erreor with phpadmin? Thank you in advance!

Greetings

Johannes

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1. laurent says:
  
  June 21, 2019 at 7:54 am
  
  Hi Johannes,
  I updated this post for ubuntu 18.04 with your remarks integrated and the mysql issue fix.
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
  Reply
Balraj says:

June 20, 2019 at 11:22 am

Yes, but there is a separate guide for setting up LimeSDR, so I was asking if there was a different setup guide for BladeRF as well?

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1. laurent says:
  
  June 20, 2019 at 12:16 pm
  
  We don’t have BladeRF in our lab.
  Nevertheless, it doesn’t change anything for the SIM configuration
  
  Reply
Christian says:

August 8, 2019 at 12:05 pm

Hi,

the patch is not available with the given link. Any hint how to get it?

This link is not working any more:
http://open-cells.com/d5138782a8739209ec5760865b1e53b0/opencells-mods-20190621.tgz

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1. laurent says:
  
  August 8, 2019 at 2:39 pm
  
  I fixed the link error.
  Some parts of this tuto is now very old.
  I also didn’t test well the latest update for ubuntu 18.04
  
  Reply
Abdu says:

August 8, 2019 at 2:18 pm

Hello,

There is something wrong with the opencells-mods-20190621 patch link.

Would you kindly fix it?

Thanks you, I like your work!

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1. laurent says:
  
  August 8, 2019 at 2:39 pm
  
  I fixed the link error.
  Some parts of this tuto is now very old.
  I also didn’t test well the latest update for ubuntu 18.04
  
  Reply
2. Abdu says:
  
  August 8, 2019 at 5:16 pm
  
  It’s fixed now. Thank you!
  
  Reply
Ahmed says:

August 17, 2019 at 12:21 am

I have an issue with building on 18.04 with 4 packages.
FreeDiameter prefix not found, install freeDiameter if EPC, HSS
E: Package ‘iproute’ has no installation candidate
E: Package ‘libatlas-dev’ has no installation candidate
E: Package ‘libconfig8-dev’ has no installation candidate

Am i missing something?

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1. alex says:
  
  September 5, 2019 at 9:17 am
  
  Have the same issue. Did you managed to solve it?
  
  Reply
  1. laurent says:
    
    September 18, 2019 at 7:33 am
    
    A big update of the tutorial has been made. the base versions are now more recent, more Open Cells fixes delivered. Please re-test from scratch.
    
    Reply
2. laurent says:
  
  September 18, 2019 at 7:33 am
  
  A big update of the tutorial has been made. the base versions are now more recent, more Open Cells fixes delivered. Please re-test from scratch.
  
  Reply
Pooya says:

September 7, 2019 at 8:46 am

Hi dear laurent
i went through your tutorial but got this error while compiling MME!

mme compilation failed
cp: cannot stat ‘/home/core/openair-cn/build/mme/build/mme’: No such file or directory

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1. laurent says:
  
  September 15, 2019 at 9:42 am
  
  Hi
  Please provide the error message in the log file:
  ./build/log/mme.txt
  look for the string “error:” in the file
  Laurent
  
  Reply
  1. laurent says:
    
    September 18, 2019 at 7:33 am
    
    A big update of the tutorial has been made. the base versions are now more recent, more Open Cells fixes delivered. Please re-test from scratch.
    Laurent
    
    Reply
    1. Pooya says:
      
      September 18, 2019 at 12:06 pm
      
      Thanks to u
      
      Reply
Pooya says:

September 18, 2019 at 12:02 pm

Hi laurent
The commit number for EPC of gitlab openair-cn does not exist
error: pathspec ‘7c5cad’ did not match any file(s) known to git.
!
Can u use git hub?
its newer that this, almost for a week ago.while this gitlab link is for 2-3 years ago!

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1. Pooya says:
  
  September 18, 2019 at 12:05 pm
  
  Sorry for 3-4 months ago!
  https://github.com/OPENAIRINTERFACE/openair-cn/tree/master
  Or
  https://github.com/OPENAIRINTERFACE/openair-cn/tree/develop
  
  these are newer than this
  https://gitlab.eurecom.fr/oai/openair-cn/tree/develop
  
  Reply
  1. laurent says:
    
    September 18, 2019 at 4:24 pm
    
    Of course you can use github EPC version, nevertheless the configuration is very different.
    Our tutorial is ony for the legacy gitlab version.
    We won’t make any tutorial for the github version of the EPC until the author cleanup the dependencies (openvswitch, multi virtual machines, …)
    
    Reply
Vladimir says:

September 19, 2019 at 12:56 pm

Hello Laurent,
I am getting a segfault when running the MME the output states the following:
Assertion (fd_dict_search (fd_g_config->cnf_dict, DICT_AVP, AVP_BY_NAME, “Service-Selection”, &s6a_fd_cnf.dataobj_s6a_service_selection, 2) == 0) failed!
In s6a_fd_init_dict_objs() ~/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_dict.c:92

Will Intentionaly raise SEGFAULT to be catched by GDB!
Obtained 6 stack frames.
mme(display_backtrace+0x28) [0x55efcdbc0847]
mme(s6a_fd_init_dict_objs+0x1777) [0x55efcdba6555]
mme(s6a_init+0x3fe) [0x55efcdba0742]
mme(main+0x478) [0x55efcdaf14d2]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0xe7) [0x7efdcbe05b97]
mme(_start+0x2a) [0x55efcdaf0e2a]
./run_mme: line 87: 560 Segmentation fault $SUDO mme `echo $exe_arguments` 2>&1

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1. Vladimir says:
  
  September 19, 2019 at 3:50 pm
  
  * Also, I am using Ubuntu 18.04 and Kernel 4.15
  Thank you.
  
  Reply
2. Ryan says:
  
  September 22, 2019 at 6:02 pm
  
  I met this problem, too. Have you resolve it?
  
  Reply
3. laurent says:
  
  September 23, 2019 at 8:50 am
  
  Hi,
  We modified the freediameter code for this attribute, compared to the OpenAir version of freediameter.
  Have you recopiled and re-installed freediamter ?
  Laurent
  
  Reply
  1. Vladimir says:
    
    September 27, 2019 at 1:46 pm
    
    Yes, I have recompiled and reinstalled free diamter using the build_mme -i option; however I am now getting a new assertion error.
    
    Assertion (fd_dict_search (fd_g_config->cnf_dict, DICT_AVP, AVP_BY_NAME_ALL_VENDORS, “CLR-Flags”, &s6a_fd_cnf.dataobj_s6a_clr_flags, 2) == 0) failed!
    In s6a_fd_init_dict_objs() ~/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_dict.c:91
    
    Will Intentionaly raise SEGFAULT to be catched by GDB!
    Obtained 6 stack frames.
    mme(display_backtrace+0x28) [0x55c6e8b8674b]
    mme(s6a_fd_init_dict_objs+0x1419) [0x55c6e8ae393a]
    mme(s6a_init+0x3fe) [0x55c6e8adcac9]
    mme(main+0x59f) [0x55c6e8a5a9a9]
    /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0xe7) [0x7f8eb0835b97]
    mme(_start+0x2a) [0x55c6e8a5a1da]
    ./oai-research/backup/backup_mme/scripts/run_mme: line 85: 54497 Segmentation fault $SUDO mme `echo $exe_arguments` 2>&1
    
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4. Ziv says:
  
  October 14, 2019 at 12:25 am
  
  I also met this error. Have you resolve it?
  
  Reply
  1. laurent says:
    
    October 15, 2019 at 7:59 am
    
    Hi,
    
    We have made a new test from scratch: the procedure works as it is.
    I think the error comes from your installation of several freediameter versions.
    Please do “sudo find / -name libfdcore.so”
    I think you will find several versions of free diameter in your computer.
    
    You can also rebuild and reinstall manually freediameter and find out what is wrong:
    GIT_SSL_NO_VERIFY=true git clone https://gitlab.eurecom.fr/oai/freediameter.git -b eurecom-1.2.0
    cd freediameter
    git apply ~/opencells-mods/freediameter1.2.0.postOAI.patch
    mkdir build
    cd build
    cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH=/usr/local ../
    make -j4
    sudo make install
    
    Regards,
    Laurent
    
    Reply
    1. Tseveen says:
      
      December 23, 2019 at 10:26 am
      
      I have same problem as Vladimir wrote. I just recompile freediameter like you suggest.
      
      Reply
      1. Tseveen says:
        
        December 26, 2019 at 2:59 am
        
        It works. Thank you Laurent
5. Michael says:
  
  August 30, 2020 at 5:39 pm
  
  Ran into this problem as well. Root of the problem is that freediameter didn’t get patched during install. The build scripts expects the freediameter patch to be at ~/opencells-mods/freediameter1.2.0.postOAI.patch. If you didn’t unpack the opencells-mods-*.tgz into your home directory, the patches will fail.
  
  My solution was to move opencells-mods into my home directory and redo the install process.
  
  Reply
Pooya says:

September 21, 2019 at 5:44 am

Hi laurent
i got this error while typing this command:
git apply ~/opencells-mods/EPC.patch

git apply ~/opencells-mods/EPC.patch
/home/ubuntu/opencells-mods/EPC.patch:537: trailing whitespace.
DevCheck (hdr_service_selection->avp_value->os.len <= APN_MAX_LENGTH &&
/home/ubuntu/opencells-mods/EPC.patch:539: trailing whitespace.

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1. laurent says:
  
  September 21, 2019 at 9:14 am
  
  Yes, it is only a warning.
  It should work as it is.
  I’ll fix this in next patch
  
  Reply
Pooya says:

September 22, 2019 at 1:02 pm

Hi Laurent

./cmake_targets/build_oai -w USRP –eNB –UE

This command does not work!

LTE_softmodem compilation failed
build have failed

it mean Compilation of eNB and UE have failed!

when i saw the log file
this was the error:
LTE_asn_constant.h:No such file or directory
# include “LTE_asn-constant.h”
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
LTE_RLC-Config.h: No such file or directory
# include “LTE_RLC-Config.h”
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
and …

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1. laurent says:
  
  September 23, 2019 at 8:44 am
  
  Hi,
  I think it works, you didn’t do, or something went wrong in the previous command: ./build_oai -I …
  Laurent
  
  Reply
  1. pooya says:
    
    September 23, 2019 at 9:55 am
    
    I did it!
    and now i repeat the command ./build_oai -I again!
    but no change!
    
    Reply
    1. laurent says:
      
      September 23, 2019 at 10:52 am
      
      Hi Pooya,
      Please understand there are quite a lot of OAI users.
      All of them manage to compile the eNB.
      
      So, let’s revise your assumption:
      – either you don’t follow the tutorial correctly
      – or OpenAir + this tutorial is wrong
      
      Laurent
      
      Reply
2. Subharthi says:
  
  September 27, 2019 at 2:46 am
  
  Hi Pooya,
  
  Please build it with ./build_oai -w USRP -C –eNB -I
  
  It should work. -C cleans all.
  
  Thanks
  Subharthi
  
  Reply
3. gaoridong says:
  
  November 27, 2019 at 10:48 am
  
  i have same problem ,and i try download oai5g several times ,unfortunate.the probem follows again,so i want ask you have you solve the problem?3q
  
  Reply
  1. laurent says:
    
    November 29, 2019 at 7:56 am
    
    Please provide the list of commands you do, I’ll try to repeat your issue.
    
    Reply
Hongjing says:

September 24, 2019 at 12:58 pm

Dear Laurent,
How are you? Thanks a lot for providing this guide about the installation of All in one OpenAirInterface. It works fine for me. Could you please tell me if we could install mme, hss and spgw into different containers with different ips? Thanks a lot. Have a nice day~
Sincerely,
Hongjing

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1. laurent says:
  
  September 26, 2019 at 9:35 am
  
  Dear Hongjing,
  Yes, of course.
  All the EPC configuration files are in our tar file examples, and you can find other prepared versions in OAI wiki.
  All the EPC files default directory is /usr/local/etc/oai.
  In these files, you need only to change the IP@ to use your IP network configuration.
  For eNB, the IP@ are in the configuration you pass in parameter -O on the command line.
  Best regards,
  Laurent
  
  Reply
Michael says:

October 9, 2019 at 3:05 pm

Hi Laurent,
I am trying to connect my ZC706 and AD9371 to OAI, but the files and instructions in /openairinterface/targets/ARCH/ADRV9371_ZC706 appear to obsolete, for the zip file is nowhere to be found and the shell file will produce the error “Previous SYRIQ is not loaded”. Is there any chance you know about this setup or the location of the zip file? Do you know how to resolve this problem? or how to work around this?
thank you for your help
-Michael

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1. laurent says:
  
  October 10, 2019 at 9:53 am
  
  Dear Michael,
  
  We never used ZC706, please try the OAI mailing list (I don’t think there is any user of this board).
  
  The only information I can push is my experience with Zynq boards.
  The Zynq build in Ethernet interface is too poor for OAI, because it has to get through the PS to the PL (your AD9371 must be behind the PL part), maybe 5MHz SISO could work.
  If you use a interface that goes directly in the PL, the data rate can be good, but the BRAM size is very small, and the PS is almost useless.
  Small BRAM will lead you to shape the OAI traffic in smaller grains than today OAI (a LTE subframe).
  
  Laurent
  
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  1. Michael says:
    
    October 10, 2019 at 1:38 pm
    
    Hi Laurent,
    thanks so much for the help with this
    I’m trying to replicate the setup put together by a group called SYRTEM, it appears they used an Ethernet connection, but its hard to tell.
    
    Would you know how to set up a 5MHz SISO with the ZC706 and ADRV9371?
    
    Is there a way to do OAI in a non-realtime setting, so the data rates cab be relaxed?
    
    I’ve contacted the Openairinterface5g-Users mailing list as well as Syrtem, do you know of anyone else I can reach out to?
    
    thank you
    -Michael
    
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Francisco says:

October 18, 2019 at 10:00 am

Hi, in the past i have setup a OAI test bed based on OAI Wiki. However, i want to try the setup with Ubuntu 18.04 in a single machine. There is something not quite clear to me in this new tutorial regarding the following phrase: “All other configuration in OAI Wiki (C1 states, …) describes is about useless.”.

Does this mean that all the step related to sleep states, in particular
C-states) and CPU frequency scaling are not required anymore ?

What about low-latency kernel? Is this required ?

Thanks in advance

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1. laurent says:
  
  October 18, 2019 at 1:43 pm
  
  Hi,
  Lowlatency kernel preempts at 1000Hz, that is anyway too slow.
  C-state: is managed inside OAI source for years: see set_latency_target(), it is useless to do it in bios or by any external means
  P-state: this is frequency scaling, you have to fix the CPU cores frequency
  Laurent
  
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Kat says:

November 1, 2019 at 4:37 pm

I started with a clean install and am running Ubuntu 18
I am getting an error with the hss, when performing ./run_hss, as follows:
————————————————————–
Parsing configuration file: /usr/local/etc/oai/hss.conf
Configuration
* Global:
– File ………….: /usr/local/etc/oai/hss.conf
* MYSQL:
– Server ………..: 127.0.0.1
– Database ………: oai_db
– User ………….: root
– Password ………: *****
* FreeDiameter:
– Conf file ……..: /usr/local/etc/oai/freeDiameter/hss_fd.conf
* Security:
– Operator key……: None
– Random ……: true
Initializing db layer
An error occured while connecting to db: Unknown database ‘oai_db’

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1. laurent says:
  
  November 1, 2019 at 5:06 pm
  
  you should import/create the database oai_db.
  In this tutorial, a example database is offered, witht he script to install it automatically
  Laurent
  
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  1. Anand Seshadri says:
    
    April 1, 2021 at 6:14 pm
    
    Hi Laurent,
    Where can we find this script. I’m having trouble importing/creating the database. I believe I have everything else set.
    
    Thanks,
    Anand
    
    Reply
Ryan says:

November 8, 2019 at 10:31 am

Hey Laurent,

I am trying to run :
cd openair-cn; source oaienv; cd scripts; sudo -E ./run_spgw

however it is failing and I am getting:
Failed to read SGI ip addresses: error No such device
Function spgw_config_parse_opt_line (argc, argv, &spgw_config) has failed
returning -1

Also my eNB is on a different device.

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1. laurent says:
  
  November 8, 2019 at 12:41 pm
  
  Hi Ryan,
  I think you missed the tuto chapter explaining you have to edit /usr/local/etc/oai/spgw.conf
  Could you check if you did this piece of configuration?
  Laurent
  
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  1. Ryan says:
    
    November 11, 2019 at 9:52 am
    
    I think I am doing something wrong, I check the configuration and made changes, now the output is as follows:
    
    OPENAIR_DIR =
    Initializing OAI Logging
    000000 00000:799135 7F81A1230640 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0212 Parsing configuration file found S1u_S12_S4_up: xx.xxx.xx.xxx/xx on lo
    000001 00000:799152 7F81A1230640 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0225 Parsing configuration file found S5_S8_up: 0.0.0.0/24 on none
    000002 00000:799157 7F81A1230640 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0238 Parsing configuration file found S11: 127.0.11.2/8 on lo
    000003 00000:799247 7F81A1230640 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0265 Parsing configuration file provided /usr/local/etc/oai/spgw.conf
    000004 00000:799255 7F81A1230640 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0283 Parsing configuration file found SGI: on enp3s0
    000005 00000:799259 7F81A1230640 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0287 Masquerade SGI
    000006 00000:799262 7F81A1230640 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0294 CLAMP TCP MSS
    000007 00000:799271 7F81A1230640 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0352 Parsing configuration file default primary DNS IPv4 address: 8080808
    000008 00000:799276 7F81A1230640 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0353 Parsing configuration file default secondary DNS IPv4 address: 4040808
    000009 00000:799282 7F81A1230640 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0371 UE MTU : 1500
    000010 00000:799290 7F81A1230640 DEBUG SPGW-A openair-cn/src/sgw/spgw_config.c:0065 system command: sysctl -w net.ipv4.ip_forward=1
    net.ipv4.ip_forward = 1
    000011 00000:800430 7F81A1230640 DEBUG SPGW-A openair-cn/src/sgw/spgw_config.c:0065 system command: sync
    000012 00000:877014 7F81A1230640 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0075 system command: iptables -t mangle -F FORWARD
    000013 00000:880813 7F81A1230640 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0075 system command: iptables -t nat -F POSTROUTING
    000014 00000:887493 7F81A1230640 CRITI SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0128 Failed to read SGI ip addresses: error No such device
    Function spgw_config_parse_opt_line (argc, argv, &spgw_config) has failed
    returning -1
    ————————————————————————————————————————————————————
    
    Changes I made:
    S-GW :
    {
    NETWORK_INTERFACES :
    {
    # S-GW binded interface for S11 communication (GTPV2-C), if none selected the ITTI message interface is used
    SGW_INTERFACE_NAME_FOR_S11 = “lo”; # STRING, interface name, YOUR NETWORK CONFIG HERE
    SGW_IPV4_ADDRESS_FOR_S11 = “127.0.11.2/8”; # STRING, CIDR, YOUR NETWORK CONFIG HERE
    
    # S-GW binded interface for S1-U communication (GTPV1-U) can be ethernet interface, virtual ethernet interface, we don’t advise wireless interfaces
    SGW_INTERFACE_NAME_FOR_S1U_S12_S4_UP = “lo”; # STRING, interface name, YOUR NETWORK CONFIG HERE, USE “lo” if S-GW run on eNB host
    SGW_IPV4_ADDRESS_FOR_S1U_S12_S4_UP = “xx.xxx.xxx.xxx/xx”; # STRING, CIDR, YOUR NETWORK CONFIG HERE
    SGW_IPV4_PORT_FOR_S1U_S12_S4_UP = 2152; # INTEGER, port number, PREFER NOT CHANGE UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING
    
    # S-GW binded interface for S5 or S8 communication, not implemented, so leave it to none
    SGW_INTERFACE_NAME_FOR_S5_S8_UP = “none”; # STRING, interface name, DO NOT CHANGE (NOT IMPLEMENTED YET)
    SGW_IPV4_ADDRESS_FOR_S5_S8_UP = “0.0.0.0/24”; # STRING, CIDR, DO NOT CHANGE (NOT IMPLEMENTED YET)
    };
    
    INTERTASK_INTERFACE :
    {
    # max queue size per task
    ITTI_QUEUE_SIZE = 2000000; # INTEGER
    };
    
    LOGGING :
    {
    # OUTPUT choice in { “CONSOLE”, “SYSLOG”, `path to file`”, “`IPv4@`:`TCP port num`”}
    # `path to file` must start with ‘.’ or ‘/’
    # if TCP stream choice, then you can easily dump the traffic on the remote or local host: nc -l `TCP port num` > received.txt
    OUTPUT = “CONSOLE”; # see 3 lines above
    #OUTPUT = “SYSLOG”; # see 4 lines above
    #OUTPUT = “/tmp/spgw.log”; # see 5 lines above
    #OUTPUT = “127.0.0.1:5656”; # see 6 lines above
    
    # THREAD_SAFE choice in { “yes”, “no” } means use of thread safe intermediate buffer then a single thread pick each message log one
    # by one to flush it to the chosen output
    THREAD_SAFE = “no”;
    
    # COLOR choice in { “yes”, “no” } means use of ANSI styling codes or no
    COLOR = “yes”;
    
    # Log level choice in { “EMERGENCY”, “ALERT”, “CRITICAL”, “ERROR”, “WARNING”, “NOTICE”, “INFO”, “DEBUG”, “TRACE”}
    UDP_LOG_LEVEL = “TRACE”;
    GTPV1U_LOG_LEVEL = “TRACE”;
    GTPV2C_LOG_LEVEL = “TRACE”;
    SPGW_APP_LOG_LEVEL = “TRACE”;
    S11_LOG_LEVEL = “TRACE”;
    };
    };
    
    P-GW =
    {
    NETWORK_INTERFACES :
    {
    # P-GW binded interface for S5 or S8 communication, not implemented, so leave it to none
    PGW_INTERFACE_NAME_FOR_S5_S8 = “none”; # STRING, interface name, DO NOT CHANGE (NOT IMPLEMENTED YET)
    
    # P-GW binded interface for SGI (egress/ingress internet traffic)
    PGW_INTERFACE_NAME_FOR_SGI = “enp3s0”; # STRING, YOUR NETWORK CONFIG HERE
    PGW_MASQUERADE_SGI = “yes”; # STRING, {“yes”, “no”}. YOUR NETWORK CONFIG HERE, will do NAT for you if you put “yes”.
    UE_TCP_MSS_CLAMPING = “yes”; # STRING, {“yes”, “no”}.
    };
    
    # Pool of UE assigned IP addresses
    # Do not make IP pools overlap
    # first IPv4 address X.Y.Z.1 is reserved for GTP network device on SPGW
    # Normally no more than 16 pools allowed, but since recent GTP kernel module use, only one pool allowed (TODO).
    IP_ADDRESS_POOL :
    {
    IPV4_LIST = (
    “172.16.0.0/12” # STRING, CIDR, YOUR NETWORK CONFIG HERE.
    );
    };
    
    # DNS address communicated to UEs
    DEFAULT_DNS_IPV4_ADDRESS = “8.8.8.8”; # YOUR NETWORK CONFIG HERE
    DEFAULT_DNS_SEC_IPV4_ADDRESS = “8.8.4.4”; # YOUR NETWORK CONFIG HERE
    
    # Non standard feature, normally should be set to “no”, but you may need to set to yes for UE that do not explicitly request a PDN address through NAS signalling
    FORCE_PUSH_PROTOCOL_CONFIGURATION_OPTIONS = “no”; # STRING, {“yes”, “no”}.
    UE_MTU = 1500 # INTEGER
    };
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      November 12, 2019 at 3:38 pm
      
      Hi,
      The line: PGW_INTERFACE_NAME_FOR_SGI = “enp3s0”
      is not good
      do “ip a” to see the existing interfaces, and take the right one (the one that goes to internet)
      Laurent
      
      Reply
Charles says:

November 9, 2019 at 2:08 pm

Hi Laurent,

I have Ubuntu 18.10 on my computer and tried to install OAI as in the instruction above but after command: ./build_hss -i installation fails and I receive “Your distribution 18.10Ubuntu is not supported by openair-cn” and I am not asked about any questions as you wrote in the instruction, installation fails. Do I have to install older version of Ubuntu or are there any steps which should I modify to install OAI on Ubuntu18.10?

Best regards,
Charles

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1. laurent says:
  
  November 12, 2019 at 3:41 pm
  
  Hi Charles,
  you can change this check in openair-cn/build/tools/build_helper
  18.10 is not anymore supported: why don’t you try 19.04 if you want a very recent distro ?
  Laurent
  
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Arslan Qadeer says:

December 13, 2019 at 11:06 pm

Hi laurent,

Thanks for this detailed guide. I installed OAI develop branch on three separate physical machines (all three ubuntu 16.04). One machine for HSS/MME/SPGW, one machine for eNB and one for UE. Everything seems to be working fine but UE is not attaching to eNB. I am using USRP B210 and VERT2450 Vertical Antenna (2.4-2.5 and 4.9-5.9 GHz) Dualband.

I think I have issues with frequency range, because the frequency range in eNB configuration file is 2685000000 which is not supported by antenna (as shown above). I tried to change it to 2450000000 but eNB does not start and logs say “could not find matching band in given frequency range”. My eNB configuration is shown below (enb.band7.tm1.50PRB.usrpb210.conf):

// Tracking area code, 0x0000 and 0xfffe are reserved values
tracking_area_code = 1;

plmn_list = ( { mcc = 208; mnc = 93; mnc_length = 2; } );

tr_s_preference = “local_mac”

////////// Physical parameters:

component_carriers = (
{
node_function = “3GPP_eNODEB”;
node_timing = “synch_to_ext_device”;
node_synch_ref = 0;
frame_type = “FDD”;
tdd_config = 3;
tdd_config_s = 0;
prefix_type = “NORMAL”;
eutra_band = 7;
downlink_frequency = 2685000000L;
uplink_frequency_offset = -120000000;
Nid_cell = 0;
N_RB_DL = 50;
Nid_cell_mbsfn = 0;
nb_antenna_ports = 1;
nb_antennas_tx = 1;
nb_antennas_rx = 1;
tx_gain = 90;
rx_gain = 125;
pbch_repetition = “FALSE”;
prach_root = 0;
prach_config_index = 0;
prach_high_speed = “DISABLE”;
prach_zero_correlation = 1;
prach_freq_offset = 2;
pucch_delta_shift = 1;
pucch_nRB_CQI = 0;
pucch_nCS_AN = 0;
pucch_n1_AN = 0;
pdsch_referenceSignalPower = -27;
pdsch_p_b = 0;
pusch_n_SB = 1;
pusch_enable64QAM = “DISABLE”;
pusch_hoppingMode = “interSubFrame”;
pusch_hoppingOffset = 0;
pusch_groupHoppingEnabled = “ENABLE”;
pusch_groupAssignment = 0;
pusch_sequenceHoppingEnabled = “DISABLE”;
pusch_nDMRS1 = 1;
phich_duration = “NORMAL”;
phich_resource = “ONESIXTH”;
srs_enable = “DISABLE”;
/* srs_BandwidthConfig =;
srs_SubframeConfig =;
srs_ackNackST =;
srs_MaxUpPts =;*/
pusch_p0_Nominal = -96;
pusch_alpha = “AL1”;
pucch_p0_Nominal = -104;
msg3_delta_Preamble = 6;
pucch_deltaF_Format1 = “deltaF2”;
pucch_deltaF_Format1b = “deltaF3”;
pucch_deltaF_Format2 = “deltaF0”;
pucch_deltaF_Format2a = “deltaF0”;
pucch_deltaF_Format2b = “deltaF0”;
rach_numberOfRA_Preambles = 64;
rach_preamblesGroupAConfig = “DISABLE”;

Is there any way I can enforce to use 2.4GHz frequency range due to my antenna limitations? Or could you suggest any other workaround? Thanks in Advance

Note: I am not following your guidelines, I am using one on the OAI wiki.

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1. laurent says:
  
  December 17, 2019 at 9:42 am
  
  Hi,
  A OAI function checks if the frequency pair is allocated in 3GPP.
  You can hack this function.
  For eNB:
  config_check_band_frequencies() called in openair2/ENB_APP/enb_config.c
  for UE, the code is duplicated directly in
  targets/RT/USER/lte-ue.c
  
  in both eNB and UE cases, the same table name (duplicated in source) is used: eutra_bands
  
  But, if you are outside the 3GPP frequencies, you will never find out a commercial UE (this is possible only with OAI UE)
  
  About antenna: your antenna will radiate some power at 2.6GHz, even if it is not optimal.
  You can use it from technical point of view (frequency band allocation by law is another question.
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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Goli Srikanth says:

December 26, 2019 at 5:23 am

Hi Laurents,

I tried the procedure up to Install Thrid party and SW, in this section while trying
sudo mysql -u root << END
USE mysql;
UPDATE user SET plugin='mysql_native_password' WHERE User='root';
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
END

I have got this error,

ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO)

Could you please help me out how to move forward for further installation.

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1. laurent says:
  
  January 1, 2020 at 2:33 pm
  
  Hi,
  It is not clear why you have to give the password, we will recheck all the procedure later.
  For now, please add ‘-p’ parameter as:
  
  sudo mysql -u root -p
  
  Enter the password you have set when you installed mysql/mariadb
  
  then type the command lines:
  USE mysql;
  UPDATE user SET plugin=’mysql_native_password’ WHERE User=’root’;
  FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
  quit;
  
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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Goli Srikanth says:

December 27, 2019 at 4:36 am

Hi Laurents,
I am running on ubuntu 18.04, ./build_mme -i worked, but mme_compilation failed using ./build_mme

Following is the log file i got ,
I installed the libgptnl also,
[ 1%] Built target auth_request
[ 1%] Built target BSTR
[ 1%] Built target HASHTABLE
[ 1%] Built target MSC
[ 2%] Built target CN_UTILS
[ 6%] Built target LFDS
[ 7%] Built target ITTI
[ 9%] Built target S6A
[ 10%] Built target SECU_CN
[ 11%] Built target GTPV2C
[ 13%] Built target MME_APP
[ 13%] Built target SCTP_SERVER
[ 13%] Built target UDP_SERVER
[ 13%] Building C object CMakeFiles/GTPV1U.dir/home/aimscs/openair-cn/src/gtpv1-u/gtp_mod_kernel.c.o
[ 14%] Built target S11_MME
[ 16%] Built target SGW
[ 17%] Built target S11_SGW
[ 18%] Built target test_mme_app_ue_context_imsi
[ 19%] Built target S1AP_EPC
/home/aimscs/openair-cn/src/gtpv1-u/gtp_mod_kernel.c:9:10: fatal error: libgtpnl/gtp.h: No such file or directory
#include
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.
CMakeFiles/GTPV1U.dir/build.make:110: recipe for target ‘CMakeFiles/GTPV1U.dir/home/aimscs/openair-cn/src/gtpv1-u/gtp_mod_kernel.c.o’ failed
make[2]: *** [CMakeFiles/GTPV1U.dir/home/aimscs/openair-cn/src/gtpv1-u/gtp_mod_kernel.c.o] Error 1
CMakeFiles/Makefile2:610: recipe for target ‘CMakeFiles/GTPV1U.dir/all’ failed
make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/GTPV1U.dir/all] Error 2
make[1]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs….
[ 44%] Built target LIB_NAS_MME
[ 98%] Built target S1AP_LIB
Makefile:94: recipe for target ‘all’ failed
make: *** [all] Error 2

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1. laurent says:
  
  January 1, 2020 at 2:28 pm
  
  Hi,
  gtpnl is a external library that is installed when you do ./build_mme -i
  It asks you to install this libray
  something went wrong: maybe you answered “no”, maybe the gtpnl didn’t install well.
  Please check this
  after installation, the file full path should be: /usr/local/include/libgtpnl/gtp.h
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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ghelim Carlus says:

December 31, 2019 at 12:25 pm

Hello dear laurent,
I have lime sdr and also wanna buy few simcard + programmer

After doing this tutorial i got to this point
source oaienv
./cmake_targets/build_oai -I # install SW packages from internet
./cmake_targets/build_oai -w USRP –eNB –UE # compile eNB and UE

So i should replace -w USRP with LMSSDR
Right?

So after that what should i do?
is there any config file for limesdr( can u sent the link here)?

then after configuring the lime i should go through the run part

So what should i do in this part?
i mean :

sudo bash
cd ~/openairinterface5g; source oaienv
cd cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build
./lte-softmodem -O ~/opencells-mods/enb.10MHz.b200

should it be changed?( can u name it)

And one last question is when i got the sim and programmer what shall i do with database?

i mean should i change the hss db ?
if yes how?

Thank u very much

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1. laurent says:
  
  January 1, 2020 at 2:22 pm
  
  Hi,
  i should replace -w USRP with LMSSDR
  => yes
  is there any config file for limesdr
  => in directory openairinterface5g/targets/ARCH/LMSSDR/ there are some *.ini files specific to LimeSDR
  => these configuration files are very important
  => as in our posts related to LimeSDR, we never succeeded to make a configuration as good as the USRP one
  ./lte-softmodem -O ~/opencells-mods/enb.10MHz.b200 =>
  you should add –rf-config-file and one “good” Lime config File
  This file configures the RF chip
  should i change the hss db
  => we program the SIM before shipping to be used with our hss db example
  => it should work directly, no setting is required
  => you are also free to reprogram the cards with our SW tool, and so, also change the HSS db
  
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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Yahuza Bello says:

December 31, 2019 at 11:02 pm

Hi Laurent
I recently bought open cell SIM cards that are already programmed. On the receipt, it says that other values (ki and opc) are in the hss dump in the provided tutorial. I already have a working EPC and eNodeB using wiki oai tutorial, can u send me the ki and opc values or can I re-programmed the SIM card with the UICC software ?
Thank you.

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1. laurent says:
  
  January 1, 2020 at 2:14 pm
  
  Hi,
  Both are possible.
  The Ki we set is: 0x6874736969202073796D4B2079650A73
  The OPc: 0x504F20634F6320504F50206363500A4F
  nevertheless, you can load your values with our software tool.
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
  Reply
  1. Yahuza Bello says:
    
    January 2, 2020 at 7:34 pm
    
    Hi
    Thanks for feedback.
    
    Regards,
    Yahuza
    
    Reply
Sun says:

January 5, 2020 at 2:19 am

Hi laurent,

Thanks for this detailed guide. I have bought a GPSDO for USRP 210. Is there any configuration to set if I want to use clock source set as gpsdo?

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1. laurent says:
  
  January 5, 2020 at 9:53 am
  
  Hi Sun,
  
  Yes, there is a parameter clock_src = “gpsdo”; to set in the configuration file
  
  You can check if the parameter is used.
  Enable HW debug traces on the command line, add to the command line: –log_config.hw_log_level debug
  There is a trace line in file: targets/ARCH/USRP/USERSPACE/LIB/usrp_lib.cpp
  This file is the USRP interface source code for OpenAirInterface
  
  Laurent
  
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Paul says:

January 6, 2020 at 12:52 pm

Hello,
I wanna use a test sim card with MCC 001 and MNC 01
Why is it not possible to use the test-network 00101?
It would be really nice if some one could tell me how to fix this.

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1. laurent says:
  
  January 8, 2020 at 6:14 pm
  
  Hi,
  Yes you can
  The issue I know is the OpenAir EPC was bugged with IMSI starting by 001 (it was converting internally the IMSI in integer)
  Laurent
  
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Paul says:

January 13, 2020 at 1:48 pm

Hello again,
I’ve got a problem with the Spgw.
I configure the Spgw.conf but I get the following:

…/openair-cn/scripts$ sudo -E ./run_spgw
OPENAIR_DIR =
Initializing OAI Logging

Assertion (0) failed!
In spgw_config_parse_file() /…../openair-cn/src/sgw/spgw_config.c:135
Failed to parse SP-GW configuration file /usr/local/etc/oai/spgw.conf!

Will Intentionaly raise SEGFAULT to be catched by GDB!
Obtained 6 stack frames.
spgw(display_backtrace+0x28) [0x5599c147a98c]
spgw(+0xadaf) [0x5599c144edaf]
spgw(spgw_config_parse_opt_line+0x2d5) [0x5599c144f53f]
spgw(main+0xe3) [0x5599c144deed]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0xe7) [0x7fb4e62a3b97]
spgw(_start+0x2a) [0x5599c144dd2a]
./run_spgw: line 85: 31274 Segmentation fault $SUDO spgw `echo $exe_arguments` 2>&1

I don’t know what is the problem.
Is it possible, that the Spgw have some Problems with my proxysettings?
Have someone an idea?

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1. laurent says:
  
  January 15, 2020 at 9:19 am
  
  Hi,
  As per the trace: the file /usr/local/etc/oai/spgw.conf syntax is not correct.
  I think you modified it and missed a syntax piece: “;” at the end of line for example
  Laurent
  
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  1. Paul says:
    
    January 16, 2020 at 2:24 pm
    
    Hey laurent,
    thanks for your tutorial and your tips, now I’m really close to finish this setup.
    But still I have some questions left.
    I get a really short connection of my UE but it get instant removed.
    
    My MME:
    | Current Status| Added since last display| Removed since last display |
    Connected eNBs | 1 | 0 | 0 |
    Attached UEs | 0 | 0 | 0 |
    Connected UEs | 0 | 1 | 1 |
    Default Bearers| 0 | 0 | 0 |
    S1-U Bearers | 0 | 0 | 0 |
    
    My eNB:
    [RRC] S1AP removed entry in hashtable s1ap_id2_s1ap_ids for eNB_ue_s1ap_id 420141
    [RRC] S1AP removed entry in hashtable initial_id2_s1ap_ids for ue_initial_id 1
    [S1AP] Removed UE context eNB_ue_s1ap_id 420141
    [SCTP] Successfully sent 21 bytes on stream 1 for assoc_id 15
    [RRC] Removing UE 701e instance after UE_CONTEXT_RELEASE_Complete (ue_release_timer_rrc timeout)
    [RRC] [eNB 0] Removing UE RNTI 701e
    [RRC] Put UE 701e into freeList
    [RRC] clean_eNb_ulsch ulsch[0] UE 701e
    [RRC] clean_eNb_dlsch dlsch[2] UE 701e
    [MAC] clean eNb uci_vars[0] UE 701e
    [MAC] clean eNb uci_vars[1] UE 701e
    [MAC] clean eNb uci_vars[2] UE 701e
    [RRC] remove UE 701e from ul_config_pdu_list 0/1
    [MAC] Removing UE 0 from Primary CC_id 0 (rnti 701e)
    
    … and so on ….
    
    There are some red lines left when I start my softmodem:
    (1)[PHY] DJP – delete code above this …./openairinterface5g/targets/RT/USER/lte-ru.c:2639
    (2)[MAC] SCHED_MODE = 0
    (3)[PHY] fill_ulsch UE_id 0 nb_rb = 0
    
    I hope you can help me again.
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      January 17, 2020 at 12:31 pm
      
      Hi,
      
      [PHY] DJP – delete code above this …./openairinterface5g/targets/RT/USER/lte-ru.c:2639
      => known bad trace, no issue
      
      The UE is removed, but I don’t know why from your trace
      
      Laurent
      
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Damon says:

January 17, 2020 at 4:35 pm

Hi Laurent,
The mme is easy to end with a segmentation fault:
Assertion ((15 == auth_info_req->imsi_length)|| (14 == auth_info_req->imsi_length)) failed!
In nas_itti_auth_info_req() /home/damon/oai/openair-cn/src/nas/nas_itti_messaging.c:320
Bad IMSI length 13
Will Intentionaly raise SEGFAULT to be catched by GDB!
Obtained 10 stack frames.
mme(display_backtrace+0x28) [0x555d81710847]
mme(nas_itti_auth_info_req+0x14f) [0x555d8165f200]
mme(+0xada5c) [0x555d81683a5c]
mme(emm_proc_attach_request+0x1268) [0x555d81682d06]
mme(emm_recv_attach_request+0xb6b) [0x555d816562be]
mme(+0x7a650) [0x555d81650650]
mme(emm_as_send+0xff) [0x555d8164f3d8]
mme(emm_sap_send+0xd5) [0x555d8164af32]
mme(nas_proc_establish_ind+0x1b6) [0x555d816426fc]
mme(+0x6bf76) [0x555d81641f76]
./run_mme: line 87: 8134 Segmentation fault $SUDO mme `echo $exe_arguments` 2>&1

Do you know how to solve it? Thanks.
Best regards,
Damon

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1. laurent says:
  
  January 24, 2020 at 9:28 pm
  
  Hi,
  I guess you used MCC as 001
  The MME has a bug with MCC starting by 0 (it makes a faulty conversion to integer)
  Coud you confirm and try with another MCC?
  Laurent
  
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  1. Damon says:
    
    January 27, 2020 at 5:26 am
    
    Hi Laurent,
    Thanks for your reply.
    Yes, the MCC is 001. Changing MCC to 460, the issue is solved.
    But when the ue trying to connect to enb, MME end with the output:
    001518 00160:830816 7FAE0A472700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0143 Leaving emm_sap_send() (rc=0)
    001519 00160:830819 7FAE0A472700 TRACE NAS-EM ai/openair-cn/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0326 Leaving nas_proc_ul_transfer_ind() (rc=0)
    001520 00160:831030 7FAE09470700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0187 Received 1 events
    001521 00160:831034 7FAE09470700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0105 Looking for sd 32
    001522 00160:831036 7FAE09470700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0108 Found matching task desc
    001523 00160:831038 7FAE09470700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0212 Inserting new descriptor for task 6, sd 32
    001524 00160:831044 7FAE09470700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0239 Msg of length 18 received from 127.0.0.30:2123
    001525 00160:831054 7FAE08C6F700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1113 Entering nwGtpv2cProcessUdpReq()
    001526 00160:831069 7FAE08C6F700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1535 Entering nwGtpv2cStopTimer()
    001527 00160:831072 7FAE08C6F700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1542 Stopping active timer 0x7fadec000ba0 for info 0x0x7fadec003be0!
    001528 00160:831074 7FAE08C6F700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1545 Stopping active timer 0x7fadec000ba0 for info 0x0x7fadec003be0!
    001529 00160:831078 7FAE08C6F700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1570 Leaving nwGtpv2cStopTimer() (rc=0)
    001530 00160:831080 7FAE08C6F700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0146 Purging message 7fadec001290!
    001531 00160:831082 7FAE08C6F700 DEBUG GTPv2- nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cTrxn.c:0328 Purging transaction 0x0x7fadec000f90
    001532 00160:831084 7FAE08C6F700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0134 Created message 0x7fadec001290!
    001533 00160:831086 7FAE08C6F700 DEBUG GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0665 Received IE 2 with instance 0 of length 2 in msg-type 35!
    001534 00160:831089 7FAE08C6F700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0770 Entering nwGtpv2cSendTriggeredRspIndToUlp()
    001535 00160:831091 7FAE08C6F700 DEBUG S11 penair-cn/src/s11/s11_mme_task.c:0072 Received triggered response indication
    001536 00160:831111 7FAE08C6F700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 2 of length 2!
    001537 00160:831113 7FAE08C6F700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0441 – Cause 16
    001538 00160:831117 7FAE08C6F700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0146 Purging message 7fadec001290!
    001539 00160:831123 7FAE08C6F700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0778 Leaving nwGtpv2cSendTriggeredRspIndToUlp() (rc=0)
    001540 00160:831125 7FAE08C6F700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1187 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessUdpReq() (rc=0)
    mme: /home/damon/oai/openair-cn/src/gtpv2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:487: nwGtpv2cCreateLocalTunnel: Assertion `0′ failed.
    ./run_mme: line 87: 21364 Aborted $SUDO mme `echo $exe_arguments` 2>&1
    
    Do you have any suggestion to solve it?
    Best regards,
    Damon
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      January 27, 2020 at 10:26 am
      
      Hi,
      GTPv2c is the protocol to the S-GW
      There are not a lot of details, nevertheless a “ie” (information element) coming from the SGW answer is not accepted, so the mme terminates itself.
      maybe check in the spgw traces if something is writtent
      Laurent
      
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      1. Damon says:
        
        January 28, 2020 at 4:04 pm
        
        Hi Laurent,
        The output information of spgw is as follow:
        000148 00102:556616 7F5328FAA700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0187 Received 1 events
        000149 00102:556636 7F5328FAA700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0105 Looking for sd 31
        000150 00102:556641 7F5328FAA700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0108 Found matching task desc
        000151 00102:556645 7F5328FAA700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0212 Inserting new descriptor for task 6, sd 31
        000152 00102:556661 7F5328FAA700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0239 Msg of length 144 received from 127.0.0.20:2123
        000153 00102:556685 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 oai/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0180 Processing new data indication from UDP
        000154 00102:556698 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1113 Entering nwGtpv2cProcessUdpReq()
        000155 00102:556706 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cTrxn.c:0299 Created outstanding RX transaction 0x0x7f5318000bc0
        000156 00102:556713 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0134 Created message 0x7f5318000fc0!
        000157 00102:556720 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0665 Received IE 3 with instance 0 of length 1 in msg-type 32!
        000158 00102:556741 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0665 Received IE 1 with instance 0 of length 8 in msg-type 32!
        000159 00102:556749 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0665 Received IE 82 with instance 0 of length 1 in msg-type 32!
        000160 00102:556754 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0665 Received IE 99 with instance 0 of length 1 in msg-type 32!
        000161 00102:556761 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0665 Received IE 87 with instance 0 of length 9 in msg-type 32!
        000162 00102:556765 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0665 Received IE 87 with instance 1 of length 5 in msg-type 32!
        000163 00102:556770 7F5323FFF700 ERROR GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0687 Mandatory IE of type 87 and instance 1 incorrect!
        000164 00102:556775 7F5323FFF700 WARNI GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0867 Malformed request message received on TEID 0 from peer 0x7f000014. Notifying ULP.
        000165 00102:556780 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0740 Entering nwGtpv2cSendInitialReqIndToUlp()
        000166 00102:556785 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 oai/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0057 Received initial req indication
        000167 00102:556810 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 3 of length 1!
        000168 00102:556815 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 /openair-cn/src/s11/s11_common.c:0038 Received IE Parse Indication for of type 3, length 1, instance 0!
        000169 00102:556833 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 1 of length 8!
        000170 00102:556838 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0073 – IMSI length 16
        000171 00102:556843 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0074 – value 2089201000011050
        000172 00102:556849 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 82 of length 1!
        000173 00102:556854 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0328 – RAT type (6): 1004
        000174 00102:556859 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 99 of length 1!
        000175 00102:556863 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0247 – PDN type 0
        000176 00102:556867 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 87 of length 9!
        000177 00102:556872 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0875 – F-TEID type 10
        000178 00102:556876 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0880 – TEID/GRE 04001900
        000179 00102:556881 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0888 – IPv4 addr 127.0.0.20
        000180 00102:556886 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 87 of length 5!
        000181 00102:556890 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0875 – F-TEID type 7
        000182 00102:556894 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0880 – TEID/GRE 00000000
        000183 00102:556899 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 71 of length 7!
        000184 00102:556904 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:1066 – APN ltebox
        000185 00102:556909 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 83 of length 3!
        000186 00102:556913 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0786 – Serving network 208.92
        000187 00102:556918 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 78 of length 26!
        000188 00102:556923 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 93 of length 31!
        000189 00102:556928 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0404 – EBI 5
        000190 00102:556934 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0146 Purging message 7f5318000fc0!
        000191 00102:556955 7F5322FFD700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0086 Entering sgw_handle_create_session_request()
        000192 00102:556960 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0750 Leaving nwGtpv2cSendInitialReqIndToUlp() (rc=0)
        000193 00102:556973 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1187 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessUdpReq() (rc=0)
        000194 00102:556973 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0121 Rx CREATE-SESSION-REQUEST MME S11 teid 67115264 S-GW S11 teid 1 APN ltebox EPS bearer Id 5
        000195 00102:556988 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0122 IMSI 208920100001105
        000196 00102:556996 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0342 sgw_cm_create_bearer_context_information_in_collection 1
        000197 00102:557006 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0368 Added new s_plus_p_gw_eps_bearer_context_information_t in s11_bearer_context_information_hashtable key teid 1
        000198 00102:557015 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0411 Inserted new EPS bearer entry for EPS bearer id 5 status HASH_TABLE_OK
        000199 00102:557020 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0102 | 5 ebi: 5, enb_teid_for_S1u: 0, s_gw_teid_for_S1u_S12_S4_up: 0 (tbc)
        000200 00102:557029 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0081 +————————————–+
        000201 00102:557033 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0082 | MME SGW |
        000202 00102:557037 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0083 +————————————–+
        000203 00102:557041 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0068 | 67115264 1
        000204 00102:557046 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0085 +————————————–+
        000205 00102:557050 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0157 +—————————————–+
        000206 00102:557054 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0158 | S11 BEARER CONTEXT INFORMATION MAPPINGS |
        000207 00102:557058 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0159 +—————————————–+
        000208 00102:557062 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0123 | KEY 1:
        000209 00102:557066 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0124 | sgw_eps_bearer_context_information: |
        000210 00102:557071 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0126 | imsi_unauthenticated_indicator: 1
        000211 00102:557077 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0128 | mme_teid_ S11: 67115264
        000212 00102:557083 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0130 | s_gw_teid_S11_S4: 1
        000213 00102:557089 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0133 | pdn_connection:
        000214 00102:557094 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0134 | apn_in_use: ltebox
        000215 00102:557100 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0135 | default_bearer: 5
        000216 00102:557105 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0136 | eps_bearers:
        000217 00102:557111 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0102 | 5 ebi: 5, enb_teid_for_S1u: 0, s_gw_teid_for_S1u_S12_S4_up: 0 (tbc)
        000218 00102:557118 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0161 +————————————–+
        000219 00102:557127 7F5322FFD700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0351 Entering sgw_handle_gtpv1uCreateTunnelResp()
        000220 00102:557132 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0354 Rx GTPV1U_CREATE_TUNNEL_RESP, Context S-GW S11 teid 1, S-GW S1U teid 1 EPS bearer id 5 status 0
        000221 00102:557137 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0360 Updated eps_bearer_entry_p eps_b_id 5 with SGW S1U teid 1
        000222 00102:557141 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0157 +—————————————–+
        000223 00102:557145 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0158 | S11 BEARER CONTEXT INFORMATION MAPPINGS |
        000224 00102:557149 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0159 +—————————————–+
        000225 00102:557153 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0123 | KEY 1:
        000226 00102:557157 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0124 | sgw_eps_bearer_context_information: |
        000227 00102:557162 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0126 | imsi_unauthenticated_indicator: 1
        000228 00102:557169 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0128 | mme_teid_ S11: 67115264
        000229 00102:557175 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0130 | s_gw_teid_S11_S4: 1
        000230 00102:557181 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0133 | pdn_connection:
        000231 00102:557185 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0134 | apn_in_use: ltebox
        000232 00102:557191 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0135 | default_bearer: 5
        000233 00102:557197 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0136 | eps_bearers:
        000234 00102:557202 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0102 | 5 ebi: 5, enb_teid_for_S1u: 0, s_gw_teid_for_S1u_S12_S4_up: 1 (tbc)
        000235 00102:557209 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0161 +————————————–+
        000236 00102:557214 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A oai/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0071 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP length 16
        000237 00102:557218 7F5322FFD700 TRACE SPGW-A oai/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0078 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP (0x8021) code 0x1 identifier 0x1 length 16
        000238 00102:557223 7F5322FFD700 TRACE SPGW-A oai/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0095 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP ipcp_option 129 ipcp_option_length 6 ipcp_remaining_length 6 pco_in_index 4
        000239 00102:557228 7F5322FFD700 TRACE SPGW-A oai/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0108 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP option PRIMARY_DNS_SERVER_IP_ADDRESS length 6
        000240 00102:557232 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A oai/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0114 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP option SECONDARY_DNS_SERVER_IP_ADDRESS ipcp_dns_prim_ipv4_addr 0x0
        000241 00102:557236 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A oai/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0132 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP option SECONDARY_DNS_SERVER_IP_ADDRESS ipcp_out_dns_prim_ipv4_addr 0x8080808
        000242 00102:557241 7F5322FFD700 TRACE SPGW-A oai/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0095 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP ipcp_option 131 ipcp_option_length 6 ipcp_remaining_length 0 pco_in_index 10
        000243 00102:557246 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A oai/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0155 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP option SECONDARY_DNS_SERVER_IP_ADDRESS length 6
        000244 00102:557250 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A oai/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0162 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP option SECONDARY_DNS_SERVER_IP_ADDRESS ipcp_dns_sec_ipv4_addr 0x0
        000245 00102:557254 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A oai/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0174 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP option SECONDARY_DNS_SERVER_IP_ADDRESS ipcp_out_dns_sec_ipv4_addr 0x4040808
        000246 00102:557259 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A oai/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0272 PCO: Allocation via NAS signalling requested
        000247 00102:557263 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A oai/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0210 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP option DNS Server Request
        000248 00102:557269 7F5322FFD700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0242 Entering sgw_handle_sgi_endpoint_created()
        000249 00102:557273 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0243 Rx SGI_CREATE_ENDPOINT_RESPONSE,Context: S11 teid 1, SGW S1U teid 1 EPS bearer id 5
        000250 00102:557282 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0320 Tx CREATE-SESSION-RESPONSE SPGW -> TASK_S11, S11 MME teid 67115264 S11 S-GW teid 1 S1U teid 1 S1U addr 0x1e00007f EPS bearer id 5 status 16
        000251 00102:557296 7F5322FFD700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0331 Leaving sgw_handle_sgi_endpoint_created() (rc=0)
        000252 00102:557304 7F5322FFD700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0458 Leaving sgw_handle_gtpv1uCreateTunnelResp() (rc=0)
        000253 00102:557308 7F5322FFD700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0226 Leaving sgw_handle_create_session_request() (rc=0)
        000254 00102:557527 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 oai/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0187 Received S11_CREATE_SESSION_RESPONSE from S-PGW APP
        000255 00102:557535 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1203 Entering nwGtpv2cProcessUlpReq()
        000256 00102:557540 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1225 Received create local tunnel from ulp
        000257 00102:557545 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0686 Entering nwGtpv2cHandleUlpCreateLocalTunnel()
        000258 00102:557549 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0687 Creating local tunnel with teid ‘0x1’ and peer IP 0x1400007f
        000259 00102:557555 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0700 Leaving nwGtpv2cHandleUlpCreateLocalTunnel() (rc=0)
        000260 00102:557559 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1243 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessUlpReq() (rc=0)
        000261 00102:557564 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0092 Created message 0x7f5318000fc0!
        000262 00102:557571 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1203 Entering nwGtpv2cProcessUlpReq()
        000263 00102:557575 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1219 Received triggered response from ulp
        000264 00102:557579 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0652 Entering nwGtpv2cHandleUlpTriggeredRsp()
        000265 00102:557584 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0659 Sending response message over seq ‘0xf860’
        000266 00102:557594 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1390 Entering nwGtpv2cStartTimer()
        000267 00102:557605 7F5328FAA700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0088 Looking for task 6
        000268 00102:557610 7F5328FAA700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0091 Found matching task desc
        000269 00102:557614 7F5328FAA700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0309 [31] Sending message of size 117 to 127.0.0.20 and port 2123
        000270 00102:557620 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1444 Started timer 0x0 for info 0x0x7f53180065e0!
        000271 00102:557627 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1450 Leaving nwGtpv2cStartTimer() (rc=0)
        000272 00102:557631 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0668 Leaving nwGtpv2cHandleUlpTriggeredRsp() (rc=0)
        000274 00102:557636 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1243 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessUlpReq() (rc=0)
        000273 00102:557636 7F5328FAA700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0187 Received 1 events
        000275 00102:806369 7F5328FAA700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0187 Received 1 events
        000276 00102:806385 7F5328FAA700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0105 Looking for sd 31
        000277 00102:806390 7F5328FAA700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0108 Found matching task desc
        000278 00102:806394 7F5328FAA700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0212 Inserting new descriptor for task 6, sd 31
        000279 00102:806403 7F5328FAA700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0239 Msg of length 43 received from 127.0.0.20:2123
        000280 00102:806420 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 oai/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0180 Processing new data indication from UDP
        000281 00102:806432 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1113 Entering nwGtpv2cProcessUdpReq()
        000282 00102:806439 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cTrxn.c:0299 Created outstanding RX transaction 0x0x7f5318006980
        000283 00102:806445 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0134 Created message 0x7f5318006a90!
        000284 00102:806450 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0665 Received IE 87 with instance 0 of length 5 in msg-type 34!
        000285 00102:806456 7F5323FFF700 ERROR GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0687 Mandatory IE of type 87 and instance 0 incorrect!
        000286 00102:806461 7F5323FFF700 WARNI GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0867 Malformed request message received on TEID 1 from peer 0x7f000014. Notifying ULP.
        000287 00102:806467 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0740 Entering nwGtpv2cSendInitialReqIndToUlp()
        000288 00102:806472 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 oai/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0057 Received initial req indication
        000289 00102:806498 7F5323FFF700 WARNI GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0232 Unexpected IE 87 of length 5 received in msg 34!
        000290 00102:806505 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 93 of length 18!
        000291 00102:806510 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0404 – EBI 5
        000292 00102:806515 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0875 – F-TEID type 0
        000293 00102:806520 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0880 – TEID/GRE ca6fe0dd
        000294 00102:806524 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0888 – IPv4 addr 127.0.0.10
        000295 00102:806530 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0146 Purging message 7f5318006a90!
        000296 00102:806540 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0750 Leaving nwGtpv2cSendInitialReqIndToUlp() (rc=0)
        000297 00102:806545 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1187 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessUdpReq() (rc=0)
        000298 00102:806547 7F5322FFD700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0752 Entering sgw_handle_modify_bearer_request()
        000299 00102:806558 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0754 Rx MODIFY_BEARER_REQUEST, teid 1
        000300 00102:806563 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0081 +————————————–+
        000301 00102:806568 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0082 | MME SGW |
        000302 00102:806572 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0083 +————————————–+
        000303 00102:806580 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0068 | 67115264 1
        000304 00102:806585 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0085 +————————————–+
        000305 00102:806589 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0157 +—————————————–+
        000306 00102:806594 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0158 | S11 BEARER CONTEXT INFORMATION MAPPINGS |
        000307 00102:806598 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0159 +—————————————–+
        000308 00102:806602 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0123 | KEY 1:
        000309 00102:806607 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0124 | sgw_eps_bearer_context_information: |
        000310 00102:806612 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0126 | imsi_unauthenticated_indicator: 1
        000311 00102:806618 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0128 | mme_teid_ S11: 67115264
        000312 00102:806623 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0130 | s_gw_teid_S11_S4: 1
        000313 00102:806629 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0133 | pdn_connection:
        000314 00102:806634 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0134 | apn_in_use: ltebox
        000315 00102:806640 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0135 | default_bearer: 5
        000316 00102:806646 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0136 | eps_bearers:
        000317 00102:806652 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0102 | 5 ebi: 5, enb_teid_for_S1u: 0, s_gw_teid_for_S1u_S12_S4_up: 1 (tbc)
        000318 00102:806659 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0161 +————————————–+
        000319 00102:806664 7F5322FFD700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0597 Entering sgw_handle_sgi_endpoint_updated()
        000320 00102:806668 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0600 Rx SGI_UPDATE_ENDPOINT_RESPONSE, Context teid 1, SGW S1U teid 1, eNB S1U teid 3396329693, EPS bearer id 5, status 0
        000321 00102:806674 7F5322FFD700 DEBUG SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0631 Rx SGI_UPDATE_ENDPOINT_RESPONSE: REQUEST_ACCEPTED
        000322 00102:806732 7F5322FFD700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0666 Leaving sgw_handle_sgi_endpoint_updated() (rc=0)
        000323 00102:806740 7F5322FFD700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0824 Leaving sgw_handle_modify_bearer_request() (rc=-1)
        000324 00102:806741 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 oai/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0193 Received S11_MODIFY_BEARER_RESPONSE from S-PGW APP
        000325 00102:806753 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0092 Created message 0x7f5318006a90!
        000326 00102:806759 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1203 Entering nwGtpv2cProcessUlpReq()
        000327 00102:806763 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1219 Received triggered response from ulp
        000328 00102:806767 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0652 Entering nwGtpv2cHandleUlpTriggeredRsp()
        000329 00102:806772 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0659 Sending response message over seq ‘0xf861’
        000330 00102:806785 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1390 Entering nwGtpv2cStartTimer()
        000331 00102:806792 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1437 Already Started timer 0x0 for info 0x0x7f53180065e0!
        000332 00102:806794 7F5328FAA700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0088 Looking for task 6
        000333 00102:806800 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1439 Leaving nwGtpv2cStartTimer() (rc=0)
        000334 00102:806806 7F5328FAA700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0091 Found matching task desc
        000335 00102:806812 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0668 Leaving nwGtpv2cHandleUlpTriggeredRsp() (rc=0)
        000336 00102:806818 7F5328FAA700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0309 [31] Sending message of size 18 to 127.0.0.20 and port 2123
        000337 00102:806824 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1243 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessUlpReq() (rc=0)
        000338 00102:806847 7F5328FAA700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0187 Received 1 events
        000339 00106:557650 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 oai/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0212 Received event TIMER_HAS_EXPIRED for timer_id 0x7f5318000ba0 and arg 0x7f53180065e0
        000340 00106:557668 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1315 Entering nwGtpv2cProcessTimeout()
        000341 00106:557675 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cTrxn.c:0113 Duplicate request hold timer expired for transaction 0x0x7f5318000bc0
        000342 00106:557681 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0146 Purging message 7f5318000fc0!
        000343 00106:557686 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cTrxn.c:0328 Purging transaction 0x0x7f5318000bc0
        000344 00106:557696 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1367 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessTimeout() (rc=0)
        000345 00106:806815 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG S11 oai/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0212 Received event TIMER_HAS_EXPIRED for timer_id 0x7f5318000b80 and arg 0x7f5318009de0
        000346 00106:806829 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1315 Entering nwGtpv2cProcessTimeout()
        000347 00106:806835 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cTrxn.c:0113 Duplicate request hold timer expired for transaction 0x0x7f5318006980
        000348 00106:806841 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0146 Purging message 7f5318006a90!
        000349 00106:806846 7F5323FFF700 DEBUG GTPv2- nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cTrxn.c:0328 Purging transaction 0x0x7f5318006980
        000350 00106:806850 7F5323FFF700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1367 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessTimeout() (rc=0)
        
        Best regards,
        Damon
      2. laurent says:
        
        January 29, 2020 at 9:26 am
        
        Hi,
        This trace looks good.
        I checked my mme trace: i have the same error as you: 003037 01408:258327 7F70ECFCE700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0134 Created message 0x7f70dc001200!
        003038 01408:258329 7F70ECFCE700 DEBUG GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0665 Received IE 2 with instance 0 of length 2 in msg-type 35!
        003039 01408:258331 7F70ECFCE700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0770 Entering nwGtpv2cSendTriggeredRspIndToUlp()
        003040 01408:258333 7F70ECFCE700 DEBUG S11 n.eurecom/src/s11/s11_mme_task.c:0072 Received triggered response indication
        003041 01408:258347 7F70ECFCE700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 2 of length 2!
        003042 01408:258350 7F70ECFCE700 DEBUG S11 recom/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0441 – Cause 16
        003043 01408:258354 7F70ECFCE700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0146 Purging message 7f70dc001200!
        003044 01408:258358 7F70ECFCE700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0778 Leaving nwGtpv2cSendTriggeredRspIndToUlp() (rc=0)
        003045 01408:258360 7F70ECFCE700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1187 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessUdpReq() (rc=0)
        
        So it is “normal error” (this EPC has a lot of bugs), but my mme doesn’t reach the assert after this message.
        Reading the code of this assert, the context is related to
        “Local tunnel creation failed for teid ‘0x%x’ and peer IP ” NW_IPV4_ADDR “. Tunnel already exists!”
        So, I think you reach this after another initial problem (maybe the UE tries to reconnect and reveals this bug).
        Laurent
      3. Jeff says:
        
        August 24, 2020 at 7:12 pm
        
        Hi Laurent, do you know if this bug was ever resolved? I’m running into it myself with a Samsung Galaxy S7. I’m also not sure how to check if my UE is connecting multiple times.
      4. laurent says:
        
        August 26, 2020 at 12:31 pm
        
        Dear Jeff,
        I don’t know
        Laurent
      5. Phantom says:
        
        September 17, 2020 at 7:43 am
        
        Hi, Jeff and Laurent
        Maybe it is related to the dial mode of UE.
        I try to connect with a UE which consist of raspberry Pi and 4G module.
        When I use ppp dial mode, it seems run normally.
        Another side the rndis dial mode, the mme will abort like this.
        So I think maybe Samsung use the rndis dial mode to achieve dial-up.
Paul says:

January 23, 2020 at 4:52 pm

Hi laurent,
I have some authentication problems.
My OPc mismatch after I start the HSS.
Updated OPc 00000000000000000000000000000000 -> c6a13b378**********
How can I change Rijndael (AES) to Snow 3g (EIA1) algorithm?

regards Paul.

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1. laurent says:
  
  January 24, 2020 at 9:26 pm
  
  Hi,
  The OAI HSS automatically updates the OPc if the OP is set in the file hss.conf.
  Set OP as void string: “” , the OPc will not be updated
  Laurent
  
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Ryan says:

January 28, 2020 at 12:48 pm

I am getting this error below:

Initializing s6a layer
01/28/20,12:42:15.848646 NOTI libfdproto ‘1.2.0’ initialized.
01/28/20,12:42:15.848697 NOTI libgnutls ‘3.5.18’ initialized.
01/28/20,12:42:15.849264 DBG Core state: 0 -> 1
01/28/20,12:42:15.849284 NOTI libfdcore ‘1.2.0’ initialized.
01/28/20,12:42:15.854451 ERROR TLS: The certificate owner does not match the hostname ‘hss.openair4G.eur’
01/28/20,12:42:15.854478 ERROR ERROR: in ‘((fd_conf_parse()))’ : Invalid argument
Initializing s6a layer: FAILED (fd_core_parseconf)

Any advice?

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1. laurent says:
  
  January 29, 2020 at 8:52 am
  
  Hi,
  your TLS certificate has something wrong
  Please regenerate it (see our tutorial, it explains how to generate these certificates)
  Laurent
  
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  1. Shamil says:
    
    January 4, 2021 at 6:43 pm
    
    Hi Laurent,
    
    I am too facing same issue. From where can I find the way to regenerate it? In the certificate generation step above, it contains ‘gitlab.eurecom.fr:443’ which is not accessible. Is it an reason for this issue?
    Shamil
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      January 4, 2021 at 8:13 pm
      
      Hi Shamil,
      We don’t speak about the same.
      There are certificates inside the EPC and other certificates to access OpenAirInterface gitlab server.
      I think the gitlab server will be up soon, as the season vacations are finished.
      Laurent
      
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Michael Schmoock says:

January 31, 2020 at 3:12 pm

Hi Laurent,

Im trying to use my own test SIM cards (MCC 999 MNC 99). I configured the SQL user table to have the correct IMSI and setup the config files accordingly.

The Android UE seems to establish a connection for a very short moment and is then disconnected. In the logs I can see the MME identifies the UE and the HSS tells ‘okay’, but then something goes wrong. I attached the MME logs, any ideas what went wrong?:

DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0476 [10][39] Msg of length 147 received from port 57283, on stream 1, PPID 18
TRACE S1AP r-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_decoder.c:0050 Entering s1ap_mme_decode_initiating()
DEBUG S1AP /CMakeFiles/r10.5/s1ap_decoder.c:1456 Decoding message S1ap_InitialUEMessageIEs (/root/openair-cn/build/mme/build/CMakeFiles/r10.5/s1ap_decoder.c:1456)
TRACE S1AP r-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_decoder.c:0144 Leaving s1ap_mme_decode_initiating() (rc=0)
TRACE S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0064 Entering s1ap_mme_handle_initial_ue_message()
INFO S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0067 Received S1AP INITIAL_UE_MESSAGE eNB_UE_S1AP_ID 0x06692D
INFO S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0078 New Initial UE message received with eNB UE S1AP ID: 0x06692D
TRACE S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_itti_messaging.h:0070 Entering s1ap_mme_itti_mme_app_initial_ue_message()
TRACE S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_itti_messaging.h:0125 Leaving s1ap_mme_itti_mme_app_initial_ue_message()
TRACE S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0192 Leaving s1ap_mme_handle_initial_ue_message() (rc=0)
TRACE MME-AP -cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_bearer.c:0452 Entering mme_app_handle_initial_ue_message()
DEBUG MME-AP -cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_bearer.c:0453 Received MME_APP_INITIAL_UE_MESSAGE from S1AP
DEBUG MME-AP -cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_bearer.c:0509 MME_APP_INITIAL_UE_MESSAGE from S1AP,without S-TMSI.
DEBUG MME-AP -cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_bearer.c:0513 UE context doesn’t exist -> create one
DEBUG MME-AP -cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_bearer.c:0528 MME_APP_INITAIL_UE_MESSAGE.Allocated new MME UE context and new mme_ue_s1ap_id. 1
TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0571 Entering mme_insert_ue_context()
TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0655 Leaving mme_insert_ue_context() (rc=0)
TRACE MME-AP -cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_bearer.c:1121 Entering notify_s1ap_new_ue_mme_s1ap_id_association()
DEBUG MME-AP -cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_bearer.c:1134 Sent MME_APP_S1AP_MME_UE_ID_NOTIFICATION to S1AP for UE Id 1
TRACE MME-AP -cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_bearer.c:1135 Leaving notify_s1ap_new_ue_mme_s1ap_id_association()
TRACE S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0586 Entering s1ap_handle_mme_ue_id_notification()
DEBUG S1AP t/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0499 Associated sctp_assoc_id 10, enb_ue_s1ap_id 0x06692D, mme_ue_s1ap_id 0x00000001:HASH_TABLE_OK
TRACE S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0590 Leaving s1ap_handle_mme_ue_id_notification()
TRACE MME-AP -cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_bearer.c:0559 Leaving mme_app_handle_initial_ue_message()
TRACE NAS-EM ot/openair-cn/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0161 Entering nas_proc_establish_ind()
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0110 Entering emm_sap_send()
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0175 Entering emm_as_send()
INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0181 EMMAS-SAP – Received primitive EMMAS_ESTABLISH_REQ (205)
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0573 Entering _emm_as_establish_req()
INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0574 EMMAS-SAP – Received AS connection establish request
INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000001 context (nil)
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0374 Entering nas_message_decode()
DEBUG NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0386 0 (94667501841500 bytes) 07 41 72 08 99 99 99 00 00 00 00 20 05 f0 f0 c0 40 11 00 28 02 01 d0 11 d1 27 20 80 80 21 10 01 00 00 10 81 06 00 00 00 00 83 06 00 00 00 00 00 0d 00 00 0a 00 00 05 00 00 10 00 c0 5c 10 04 31 03 e5 e0 3e 90 11 03 57 58 82 20 09 60 14 00 52 30 68 00 90 d0 40 08 04 02 60 04 00 02 1f 02 5d 01 03 c1
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0663 Entering _nas_message_header_decode()
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0717 Leaving _nas_message_header_decode() (rc=1)
DEBUG NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0392 _nas_message_header_decode returned size 1
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0745 Entering _nas_message_plain_decode()
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/msg/emm_msg.c:0093 Entering emm_msg_decode()
INFO NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/msg/emm_msg.c:0112 EMM-MSG – Message Type 0x41
INFO NAS-EM rc/nas/ies/UeNetworkCapability.c:0050 decode_ue_network_capability len = 5
INFO NAS-EM rc/nas/ies/UeNetworkCapability.c:0069 uenetworkcapability decoded UMTS
INFO NAS-EM rc/nas/ies/UeNetworkCapability.c:0080 uenetworkcapability decoded misc flags
INFO NAS-EM rc/nas/ies/UeNetworkCapability.c:0085 uenetworkcapability decoded=6
INFO NAS-EM rc/nas/ies/UeNetworkCapability.c:0089 uenetworkcapability then decoded=6
TRACE NAS-ES rc/nas/ies/EsmMessageContainer.c:0042 Entering decode_esm_message_container()
TRACE NAS-ES rc/nas/ies/EsmMessageContainer.c:0058 Leaving decode_esm_message_container() (rc=42)
INFO NAS-EM rc/nas/ies/MsNetworkCapability.c:0049 decode_ms_network_capability len = 3
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/msg/emm_msg.c:0245 Leaving emm_msg_decode() (rc=2)
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0765 Leaving _nas_message_plain_decode() (rc=2)
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0514 Leaving nas_message_decode() (rc=2)
TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_recv.c:0142 Entering emm_recv_attach_request()
INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_recv.c:0143 EMMAS-SAP – Received Attach Request message
INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_recv.c:0178 EMMAS-SAP – get attach type EPS_ATTACH_TYPE_COMBINED_EPS_IMSI
INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_recv.c:0223 EMMAS-SAP – get IMSI
TRACE NAS-EM /openair-cn/src/nas/emm/Attach.c:0250 Entering emm_proc_attach_request()
INFO NAS-EM /openair-cn/src/nas/emm/Attach.c:0265 EMM-PROC – EPS attach type = IMSI (1) requested (ue_id=0x00000001)
INFO NAS-EM /openair-cn/src/nas/emm/Attach.c:0266 EMM-PROC – umts_present = 1 gprs_present = 1
INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000001 context (nil)
NOTIC NAS-EM /openair-cn/src/nas/emm/Attach.c:0510 EMM-PROC – Create EMM context ue_id = 0x00000001
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0176 Entering emm_fsm_set_status()
INFO NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0182 UE 0x00000001 EMM-FSM – Status changed: INVALID ===> DEREGISTERED
TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:1014 Entering mme_ue_context_update_ue_emm_state()
TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:1033 Leaving mme_ue_context_update_ue_emm_state()
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0194 Leaving emm_fsm_set_status() (rc=0)
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0143 ue_id=0x00000001 GUTI cleared
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0168 ue_id=0x00000001 old GUTI cleared
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0194 ue_id=0x00000001 cleared IMSI
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0230 ue_id=0x00000001 IMEI cleared
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0263 ue_id=0x00000001 cleared IMEI_SV
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0288 ue_id=0x00000001 cleared last visited registered TAI
TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0361 ue_id=0x00000001 set security context security type 0
TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0368 ue_id=0x00000001 set security context eksi 7
TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0375 ue_id=0x00000001 clear security context vector index
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0354 ue_id=0x00000001 cleared security context
TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0402 ue_id=0x00000001 clear non current security context vector index
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0396 ue_id=0x00000001 cleared non current security context
TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0375 ue_id=0x00000001 clear security context vector index
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0320 ue_id=0x00000001 cleared auth vectors
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0443 ue_id=0x00000001 cleared MS network capability IE
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0417 ue_id=0x00000001 cleared UE network capability IE
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0452 ue_id=0x00000001 cleared current DRX parameter
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0477 ue_id=0x00000001 cleared pending DRX parameter
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0502 ue_id=0x00000001 cleared EPS bearer context status
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0672 EMM-CTX – Add in context 0x7fc64c000f50 UE id 0x00000001
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0288 ue_id=0x00000001 cleared last visited registered TAI
TRACE NAS-EM /openair-cn/src/nas/emm/Attach.c:1876 Entering _emm_attach_update()
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0219 ue_id=0x00000001 set IMSI 999990000000002 (valid)
TRACE NAS air-cn/src/nas/api/mme/mme_api.c:0230 Entering mme_api_notify_imsi()
TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0412 Entering mme_ue_context_update_coll_keys()
TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0415 Update ue context.old_enb_ue_s1ap_id_key 60129962285 ue context.old_mme_ue_s1ap_id 0x00000001 ue context.old_IMSI 0 ue context.old_GUTI 000.000|0000|00|00000000
TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0418 Update ue context 0x7fc5d4001b70 updated_enb_ue_s1ap_id_key 60129962285 updated_mme_ue_s1ap_id 0x00000001 updated_IMSI 999990000000002 updated_GUTI 000.000|0000|00|00000000
TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0534 Leaving mme_ue_context_update_coll_keys()
TRACE NAS air-cn/src/nas/api/mme/mme_api.c:0242 Leaving mme_api_notify_imsi() (rc=0)
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0758 EMM-CTX – Add in context UE id 0x00000001 with IMSI 999990000000002
TRACE NAS-EM /openair-cn/src/nas/emm/Attach.c:1945 Leaving _emm_attach_update() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM /openair-cn/src/nas/emm/Attach.c:1003 Entering _emm_attach_identify()
INFO NAS-EM /openair-cn/src/nas/emm/Attach.c:1009 ue_id=0x00000001 EMM-PROC – Identify incoming UE using IMSI
TRACE NAS -cn/src/nas/nas_itti_messaging.c:0307 Entering nas_itti_auth_info_req()
TRACE NAS -cn/src/nas/nas_itti_messaging.c:0338 Leaving nas_itti_auth_info_req()
TRACE NAS-EM /openair-cn/src/nas/emm/Attach.c:1139 Leaving _emm_attach_identify() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM /openair-cn/src/nas/emm/Attach.c:0574 Leaving emm_proc_attach_request() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_recv.c:0316 Leaving emm_recv_attach_request() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0704 Leaving _emm_as_establish_req() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0243 Leaving emm_as_send() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0143 Leaving emm_sap_send() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM ot/openair-cn/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0190 Leaving nas_proc_establish_ind() (rc=0)
DEBUG S6A enair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_auth_info.c:0377 s6a_generate_authentication_info_req plmn: 99F999
DEBUG S6A enair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_auth_info.c:0378 s6a_generate_authentication_info_req visited_plmn: 99F999
ALERT S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 SENT to ‘hss.OpenAir5G.Alliance’: ‘Authentication-Information-Request’16777251/318 f:RP– src:'(nil)’ len:288 {C:263/l:50,C:277/l:12,C:264/l:30,C:296/l:26,C:293/l:30,C:283/l:26,C:1/l:23,V:10415/C:1407/l:15,V:10415/C:1408/l:44}
ALERT S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Sending 288b data on connection {—-} TCP,#38->127.0.0.1(3868)
ALERT S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 ‘STATE_OPEN’ <– 'FDEVP_CNX_MSG_RECV' (0x7fc5cc0016d0,300) 'hss.OpenAir5G.Alliance'
ALERT S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 RCV from 'hss.OpenAir5G.Alliance': (no model)16777251/318 f:-P– src:'hss.OpenAir5G.Alliance' len:300 {C:263/l:50,V:10415/C:1413/l:144,C:277/l:12,C:264/l:30,C:296/l:26,C:268/l:12}
ALERT S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Peer timeout reset to 30 seconds (+/- 2)
ALERT S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 'hss.OpenAir5G.Alliance' in state 'STATE_OPEN' waiting for next event.
ALERT S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 DISPATCHING: (no model)16777251/318 f:-P– src:'hss.OpenAir5G.Alliance' len:300 {C:263/l:50,V:10415/C:1413/l:144,C:277/l:12,C:264/l:30,C:296/l:26,C:268/l:12,C:282/l:8}
ALERT S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Iterating on rules of AVP: 'E-UTRAN-Vector'.
ALERT S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Iterating on rules of AVP: 'Authentication-Info'.
ALERT S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Iterating on rules of COMMAND: 'Authentication-Information-Answer'.
DEBUG S6A enair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_auth_info.c:0217 Received S6A Authentication Information Answer (AIA)
DEBUG S6A enair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_auth_info.c:0243 Received S6A Result code 2001:DIAMETER_SUCCESS
TRACE NAS-EM ot/openair-cn/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0337 Entering nas_proc_authentication_info_answer()
DEBUG NAS-EM ot/openair-cn/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0342 Handling imsi 999990000000002
INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000001 context 0x7fc64c000f50
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0556 EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000001 context 0x7fc64c000f50 by imsi 999990000000002
DEBUG NAS-EM ot/openair-cn/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0360 INFORMING NAS ABOUT AUTH RESP SUCCESS got 1 vector(s)
TRACE NAS-EM ot/openair-cn/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0390 Entering nas_proc_auth_param_res()
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Message discarded ('Internal error: Answer received to locally issued request, but not handled by any handler.'):
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 'Authentication-Information-Answer'
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Version: 0x01
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Length: 300
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Flags: 0x40 (-P–)
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Command Code: 318
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 ApplicationId: 16777251
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Hop-by-Hop Identifier: 0x60FAE6C4
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 End-to-End Identifier: 0x00000000
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0110 Entering emm_sap_send()
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 {internal data}: src:hss.OpenAir5G.Alliance(22) rwb:(nil) rt:1 cb:(nil),(nil)((nil)) qry:0x561980e8fe60 asso:0 sess:0x561980bb7160
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_cn.c:0451 Entering emm_cn_send()
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 AVP: 'Session-Id'(263) l=50 f=-M val="mme.OpenAir5G.Alliance;1580479756;1;apps6a"
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 AVP: 'Authentication-Info'(1413) vend='3GPP'(10415) l=144 f=VM val=(grouped)
INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_cn.c:0452 EMMCN-SAP – Received primitive EMM_CN_AUTHENTICATION_PARAM_RES (401)
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 AVP: 'E-UTRAN-Vector'(1414) vend='3GPP'(10415) l=132 f=VM val=(grouped)
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_cn.c:0096 Entering _emm_cn_authentication_res()
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 AVP: 'RAND'(1447) vend='3GPP'(10415) l=28 f=VM val=
INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000001 context 0x7fc64c000f50
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 AVP: ‘XRES'(1448) vend=’3GPP'(10415) l=20 f=VM val=
INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_cn.c:0113 EMM-PROC – Received Vector 0:
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 AVP: ‘AUTN'(1449) vend=’3GPP'(10415) l=28 f=VM val=
INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_cn.c:0114 EMM-PROC – Received RAND ..: 25,55,10,28,ef,41,92,2d,ac,bc,cf,29,e4,5b,b0,2f
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 AVP: ‘KASME'(1450) vend=’3GPP'(10415) l=44 f=VM val=
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 AVP: ‘Auth-Session-State'(277) l=12 f=-M val=’NO_STATE_MAINTAINED’ (1 (0x1))
INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_cn.c:0115 EMM-PROC – Received AUTN ..: e9,f5,0a,70,52,c6,80,00,c6,b1,4e,20,a3,bb,49,76
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 AVP: ‘Origin-Host'(264) l=30 f=-M val=”hss.OpenAir5G.Alliance”
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 AVP: ‘Origin-Realm'(296) l=26 f=-M val=”OpenAir5G.Alliance”
INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_cn.c:0117 EMM-PROC – Received KASME .: cc,7d,83,d7,77,c9,80,55,8f,17,f8,2f,fe,69,df,ce 00,a0,b5,1e,fd,a0,80,4b,9d,d8,bb,b7,76,36,37,ee
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 AVP: ‘Result-Code'(268) l=12 f=-M val=’DIAMETER_SUCCESS’ (2001 (0x7d1))
NOTIC S6A ot/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 AVP: ‘Route-Record'(282) l=8 f=-M val=”hss.OpenAir5G.Alliance”
TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0381 ue_id=0x00000001 set security context vector index 0
TRACE NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0176 Entering emm_proc_authentication()
INFO NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0177 ue_id=0x00000001 EMM-PROC – Initiate authentication KSI = 0, ctx = 0x7fc64c000f50
TRACE NAS-EM enair-cn/src/nas/emm/EmmCommon.c:0163 Entering emm_proc_common_initialize()
TRACE NAS-EM enair-cn/src/nas/emm/EmmCommon.c:0188 Leaving emm_proc_common_initialize() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0559 Entering _authentication_request()
INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000001 context 0x7fc64c000f50
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/LowerLayer.c:0352 Entering emm_as_set_security_data()
DEBUG NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/LowerLayer.c:0398 NO Valid Security Context Available
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/LowerLayer.c:0405 Leaving emm_as_set_security_data()
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0110 Entering emm_sap_send()
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0175 Entering emm_as_send()
INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0181 EMMAS-SAP – Received primitive EMMAS_SECURITY_REQ (201)
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0923 Entering _emm_as_send()
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:1267 Entering _emm_as_security_req()
INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:1270 EMMAS-SAP – Send AS security request
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0734 Entering _emm_as_set_header()
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0786 Leaving _emm_as_set_header() (rc=140489842804000)
TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_send.c:0905 Entering emm_send_authentication_request()
INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_send.c:0908 EMMAS-SAP – Send Authentication Request message
TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_send.c:0935 Leaving emm_send_authentication_request() (rc=36)
INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000001 context 0x7fc64c000f50
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0815 Entering _emm_as_encode()
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0540 Entering nas_message_encode()
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0852 Entering _nas_message_header_encode()
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0885 Leaving _nas_message_header_encode() (rc=1)
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0913 Entering _nas_message_plain_encode()
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/msg/emm_msg.c:0271 Entering emm_msg_encode()
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/msg/emm_msg.c:0420 Leaving emm_msg_encode() (rc=36)
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0933 Leaving _nas_message_plain_encode() (rc=36)
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0623 Leaving nas_message_encode() (rc=36)
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0851 Leaving _emm_as_encode() (rc=36)
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:1353 Leaving _emm_as_security_req() (rc=263)
DEBUG NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0968 EMMAS-SAP – Sending msg with id 0x107, primitive EMMAS_SECURITY_REQ (201) to S1AP layer for transmission
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0973 Leaving _emm_as_send() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0243 Leaving emm_as_send() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0143 Leaving emm_sap_send() (rc=0)
TRACE MME-AP /src/mme_app/mme_app_transport.c:0057 Entering mme_app_handle_nas_dl_req()
INFO NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0605 EMM-PROC – Timer T3460 (0) expires in 6 seconds
TRACE NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0609 Leaving _authentication_request() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0110 Entering emm_sap_send()
DEBUG MME-AP /src/mme_app/mme_app_transport.c:0087 MME_APP:DOWNLINK NAS TRANSPORT. Establishing S1 sig connection. mme_ue_s1ap_id = 1,enb_ue_s1ap_id = 420141
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_reg.c:0106 Entering emm_reg_send()
TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0734 Entering mme_ue_context_update_ue_sig_connection_state()
TRACE S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0344 Entering s1ap_generate_downlink_nas_transport()
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0256 Entering emm_fsm_process()
DEBUG MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0768 MME_APP: UE Connection State changed to CONNECTED.enb_ue_s1ap_id = 420141, mme_ue_s1ap_id = 1
TRACE MME-AP /src/mme_app/mme_app_transport.c:0098 Leaving mme_app_handle_nas_dl_req() (rc=0)
INFO NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0263 EMM-FSM – Received event COMMON_PROC_REQ (1) in state DEREGISTERED
TRACE NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/sap/EmmDeregistered.c:0094 Entering EmmDeregistered()
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0176 Entering emm_fsm_set_status()
INFO NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0182 UE 0x00000001 EMM-FSM – Status changed: DEREGISTERED ===> COMMON-PROCEDURE-INITIATED
NOTIC S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0399 Send S1AP DOWNLINK_NAS_TRANSPORT message ue_id = 0x00000001 MME_UE_S1AP_ID = 0x00000001 eNB_UE_S1AP_ID = 0x06692D
TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:1014 Entering mme_ue_context_update_ue_emm_state()
TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:1033 Leaving mme_ue_context_update_ue_emm_state()
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0194 Leaving emm_fsm_set_status() (rc=0)
TRACE S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0409 Leaving s1ap_generate_downlink_nas_transport() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/sap/EmmDeregistered.c:0155 Leaving EmmDeregistered() (rc=0)
DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0277 [39][10] Sending buffer 0x7fc63c004710 of 62 bytes on stream 1 with ppid 18
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0271 Leaving emm_fsm_process() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_reg.c:0119 Leaving emm_reg_send() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0143 Leaving emm_sap_send() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0241 Leaving emm_proc_authentication() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_cn.c:0160 Leaving _emm_cn_authentication_res() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_cn.c:0494 Leaving emm_cn_send() (rc=0)
DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0288 Successfully sent 62 bytes on stream 1
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0143 Leaving emm_sap_send() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM ot/openair-cn/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0402 Leaving nas_proc_auth_param_res() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM ot/openair-cn/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0376 Leaving nas_proc_authentication_info_answer() (rc=0)
DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0476 [10][39] Msg of length 51 received from port 57283, on stream 1, PPID 18
TRACE S1AP r-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_decoder.c:0050 Entering s1ap_mme_decode_initiating()
DEBUG S1AP /CMakeFiles/r10.5/s1ap_decoder.c:6339 Decoding message S1ap_UplinkNASTransportIEs (/root/openair-cn/build/mme/build/CMakeFiles/r10.5/s1ap_decoder.c:6339)
TRACE S1AP r-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_decoder.c:0144 Leaving s1ap_mme_decode_initiating() (rc=0)
TRACE S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0209 Entering s1ap_mme_handle_uplink_nas_transport()
INFO S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0224 Received S1AP UPLINK_NAS_TRANSPORT message MME_UE_S1AP_ID 0x00000001
TRACE S1AP t/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0414 Found ue_ref 0x7fc63c0048a0 mme_ue_s1ap_id 0x00000001
TRACE S1AP t/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0428 Found ue_ref 0x7fc63c0048a0 mme_ue_s1ap_id 0x00000001
TRACE S1AP t/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0469 Return ue_ref 0x7fc63c0048a0
TRACE S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0276 Leaving s1ap_mme_handle_uplink_nas_transport() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM ot/openair-cn/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0300 Entering nas_proc_ul_transfer_ind()
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0110 Entering emm_sap_send()
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0175 Entering emm_as_send()
INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0181 EMMAS-SAP – Received primitive EMMAS_DATA_IND (211)
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0456 Entering _emm_as_data_ind()
INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0460 EMMAS-SAP – Received AS data transfer indication (ue_id=0x00000001, delivered=true, length=3)
INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000001 context 0x7fc64c000f50
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0272 Entering nas_message_decrypt()
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0663 Entering _nas_message_header_decode()
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0717 Leaving _nas_message_header_decode() (rc=1)
DEBUG NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0338 Plain NAS message found
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0345 Leaving nas_message_decrypt() (rc=3)
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0283 Entering _emm_as_recv()
INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0294 EMMAS-SAP – Received EMM message (length=3) integrity protected 0 ciphered 0 mac matched 0 security context 0
INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000001 context 0x7fc64c000f50
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0374 Entering nas_message_decode()
DEBUG NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0386 0 (94667501841500 bytes) 07 5c 14
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0663 Entering _nas_message_header_decode()
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0717 Leaving _nas_message_header_decode() (rc=1)
DEBUG NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0392 _nas_message_header_decode returned size 1
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0745 Entering _nas_message_plain_decode()
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/msg/emm_msg.c:0093 Entering emm_msg_decode()
INFO NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/msg/emm_msg.c:0112 EMM-MSG – Message Type 0x5c
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/msg/emm_msg.c:0245 Leaving emm_msg_decode() (rc=3)
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0765 Leaving _nas_message_plain_decode() (rc=3)
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0514 Leaving nas_message_decode() (rc=3)
TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_recv.c:0783 Entering emm_recv_authentication_failure()
INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_recv.c:0786 EMMAS-SAP – Received Authentication Failure message
TRACE NAS-EM enair-cn/src/nas/emm/EmmCommon.c:0432 Entering emm_proc_common_get_args()
TRACE NAS-EM enair-cn/src/nas/emm/EmmCommon.c:0435 Leaving emm_proc_common_get_args() (rc=140489655335136)
TRACE NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0254 Entering emm_proc_authentication_failure()
INFO NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0255 EMM-PROC – Authentication failure (ue_id=0x00000001, cause=20)
INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000001 context 0x7fc64c000f50
INFO NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0272 EMM-PROC – Stop timer T3460 (-1) UE 0x00000001
TRACE NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0628 Entering _authentication_reject()
INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000001 context 0x7fc64c000f50
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/LowerLayer.c:0352 Entering emm_as_set_security_data()
DEBUG NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/LowerLayer.c:0398 NO Valid Security Context Available
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/LowerLayer.c:0405 Leaving emm_as_set_security_data()
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0110 Entering emm_sap_send()
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0175 Entering emm_as_send()
INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0181 EMMAS-SAP – Received primitive EMMAS_SECURITY_REJ (204)
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0923 Entering _emm_as_send()
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:1378 Entering _emm_as_security_rej()
INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:1381 EMMAS-SAP – Send AS security reject
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0734 Entering _emm_as_set_header()
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0786 Leaving _emm_as_set_header() (rc=140489842803440)
TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_send.c:0960 Entering emm_send_authentication_reject()
INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_send.c:0963 EMMAS-SAP – Send Authentication Reject message
TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_send.c:0968 Leaving emm_send_authentication_reject() (rc=2)
INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000001 context 0x7fc64c000f50
DEBUG NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:1433 No security context, not set nas_msg.header.sequence_number -> 0
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0815 Entering _emm_as_encode()
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0540 Entering nas_message_encode()
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0852 Entering _nas_message_header_encode()
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0885 Leaving _nas_message_header_encode() (rc=1)
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0913 Entering _nas_message_plain_encode()
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/msg/emm_msg.c:0271 Entering emm_msg_encode()
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/msg/emm_msg.c:0420 Leaving emm_msg_encode() (rc=2)
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0933 Leaving _nas_message_plain_encode() (rc=2)
TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0623 Leaving nas_message_encode() (rc=2)
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0851 Leaving _emm_as_encode() (rc=2)
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:1450 Leaving _emm_as_security_rej() (rc=263)
DEBUG NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0968 EMMAS-SAP – Sending msg with id 0x107, primitive EMMAS_SECURITY_REJ (204) to S1AP layer for transmission
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0973 Leaving _emm_as_send() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0243 Leaving emm_as_send() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0143 Leaving emm_sap_send() (rc=0)
TRACE MME-AP /src/mme_app/mme_app_transport.c:0057 Entering mme_app_handle_nas_dl_req()
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0110 Entering emm_sap_send()
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_reg.c:0106 Entering emm_reg_send()
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0256 Entering emm_fsm_process()
INFO NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0263 EMM-FSM – Received event COMMON_PROC_REJ (3) in state COMMON-PROCEDURE-INITIATED
TRACE S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0344 Entering s1ap_generate_downlink_nas_transport()
TRACE NAS-EM ap/EmmCommonProcedureInitiated.c:0090 Entering EmmCommonProcedureInitiated()
TRACE MME-AP mme_app/mme_app_itti_messaging.h:0042 Leaving mme_app_itti_ue_context_release()
TRACE MME-AP /src/mme_app/mme_app_transport.c:0098 Leaving mme_app_handle_nas_dl_req() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0176 Entering emm_fsm_set_status()
INFO NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0182 UE 0x00000001 EMM-FSM – Status changed: COMMON-PROCEDURE-INITIATED ===> DEREGISTERED
TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:1014 Entering mme_ue_context_update_ue_emm_state()
TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:1033 Leaving mme_ue_context_update_ue_emm_state()
NOTIC S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0399 Send S1AP DOWNLINK_NAS_TRANSPORT message ue_id = 0x00000001 MME_UE_S1AP_ID = 0x00000001 eNB_UE_S1AP_ID = 0x06692D
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0194 Leaving emm_fsm_set_status() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM enair-cn/src/nas/emm/EmmCommon.c:0254 Entering emm_proc_common_reject()
TRACE S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0409 Leaving s1ap_generate_downlink_nas_transport() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM enair-cn/src/nas/emm/EmmCommon.c:0479 Leaving emm_common_cleanup()
TRACE NAS-EM enair-cn/src/nas/emm/EmmCommon.c:0265 Leaving emm_proc_common_reject() (rc=-1)
TRACE S1AP -cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:0811 Entering s1ap_handle_ue_context_release_command()
DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0277 [39][10] Sending buffer 0x7fc63c001e50 of 28 bytes on stream 1 with ppid 18
TRACE NAS-EM ap/EmmCommonProcedureInitiated.c:0196 Leaving EmmCommonProcedureInitiated() (rc=-1)
TRACE S1AP t/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0414 Found ue_ref 0x7fc63c0048a0 mme_ue_s1ap_id 0x00000001
TRACE S1AP t/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0428 Found ue_ref 0x7fc63c0048a0 mme_ue_s1ap_id 0x00000001
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0271 Leaving emm_fsm_process() (rc=-1)
TRACE S1AP t/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0469 Return ue_ref 0x7fc63c0048a0
TRACE S1AP -cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:0743 Entering s1ap_mme_generate_ue_context_release_command()
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_reg.c:0119 Leaving emm_reg_send() (rc=-1)
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0143 Leaving emm_sap_send() (rc=-1)
TRACE NAS-ES air-cn/src/nas/esm/sap/esm_sap.c:0158 Entering esm_sap_send()
INFO NAS-ES air-cn/src/nas/esm/sap/esm_sap.c:0168 ESM-SAP – Received primitive ESM_EPS_BEARER_CONTEXT_DEACTIVATE_REQ (10)
TRACE NAS-ES m/EpsBearerContextDeactivation.c:0139 Entering esm_proc_eps_bearer_context_deactivate()
INFO NAS-ES m/EpsBearerContextDeactivation.c:0144 ESM-PROC – EPS bearer context deactivation: No Valid context
TRACE NAS-ES m/EpsBearerContextDeactivation.c:0145 Leaving esm_proc_eps_bearer_context_deactivate() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-ES air-cn/src/nas/esm/sap/esm_sap.c:0273 Leaving esm_sap_send() (rc=0)
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0603 EMM-CTX – Remove in context 0x7fc64c000f50 UE id 0x00000001
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0622 EMM-CTX – Remove in ctx_coll_imsi context 0x7fc64c000f50 UE id 0x4C000F50 imsi 999990000000002
DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0194 ue_id=0x00000001 cleared IMSI
DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0288 Successfully sent 28 bytes on stream 1
TRACE NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0664 Leaving _authentication_reject() (rc=-1)
TRACE NAS-EM enair-cn/src/nas/emm/EmmCommon.c:0507 Leaving emm_proc_common_clear_args()
TRACE NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0364 Leaving emm_proc_authentication_failure() (rc=-1)
DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0277 [39][10] Sending buffer 0x7fc63c001dd0 of 22 bytes on stream 1 with ppid 18
TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_recv.c:0814 Leaving emm_recv_authentication_failure() (rc=-1)
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0434 Leaving _emm_as_recv() (rc=-1)
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0541 Leaving _emm_as_data_ind() (rc=-1)
ERROR NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0240 EMMAS-SAP – Failed to process primitive EMMAS_DATA_IND (211)
DEBUG S1AP -cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:0796 Started S1AP UE context release timer for UE id 1
TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0243 Leaving emm_as_send() (rc=-1)
TRACE S1AP -cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:0798 Leaving s1ap_mme_generate_ue_context_release_command() (rc=0)
DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0288 Successfully sent 22 bytes on stream 1
TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0143 Leaving emm_sap_send() (rc=-1)
TRACE S1AP -cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:0831 Leaving s1ap_handle_ue_context_release_command() (rc=0)
TRACE NAS-EM ot/openair-cn/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0326 Leaving nas_proc_ul_transfer_ind() (rc=-1)
DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0476 [10][39] Msg of length 21 received from port 57283, on stream 1, PPID 18
DEBUG S1AP /CMakeFiles/r10.5/s1ap_decoder.c:3702 Decoding message S1ap_UEContextReleaseCompleteIEs (/root/openair-cn/build/mme/build/CMakeFiles/r10.5/s1ap_decoder.c:3702)
TRACE S1AP -cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:0845 Entering s1ap_mme_handle_ue_context_release_complete()
TRACE S1AP t/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0414 Found ue_ref 0x7fc63c0048a0 mme_ue_s1ap_id 0x00000001
TRACE S1AP t/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0428 Found ue_ref 0x7fc63c0048a0 mme_ue_s1ap_id 0x00000001
TRACE S1AP t/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0469 Return ue_ref 0x7fc63c0048a0
TRACE S1AP t/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0595 Removing UE enb_ue_s1ap_id: 0x06692D mme_ue_s1ap_id:0x00000001 in eNB id : 3584
DEBUG S1AP -cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:0876 Removed UE 0x00000001
TRACE S1AP -cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:0877 Leaving s1ap_mme_handle_ue_context_release_complete() (rc=0)
TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0972 Entering mme_app_handle_s1ap_ue_context_release_complete()
TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0662 Entering mme_notify_ue_context_released()
TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0667 Leaving mme_notify_ue_context_released()
DEBUG MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0988 Deleting UE context associated in MME for mme_ue_s1ap_id 0x00000001
TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0677 Entering mme_remove_ue_context()
TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0721 Leaving mme_remove_ue_context()
TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:1003 Leaving mme_app_handle_s1ap_ue_context_release_complete()
DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0033 ======================================= STATISTICS ============================================

DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0034 | Current Status| Added since last display| Removed since last display |
DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0036 Connected eNBs | 1 | 0 | 0 |
DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0038 Attached UEs | 0 | 0 | 0 |
DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0040 Connected UEs | 0 | 1 | 1 |
DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0042 Default Bearers| 0 | 0 | 0 |
DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0044 S1-U Bearers | 0 | 0 | 0 |

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1. laurent says:
  
  February 1, 2020 at 11:21 am
  
  Hi,
  Debugging each case like this is too much time consuming.
  This is why we provide a tested package: tutorial + SIM + HSS database + sim reader
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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  1. Michael Schmoock says:
    
    February 1, 2020 at 4:22 pm
    
    Thanks,
    
    I was just hoping you can tell me what to set besides MCC MNC value in the config. Especially the tutorial doesn’t elaborate on OPc an Ki values a lot. How must/do I set those?
    
    regards,
    Michael
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      February 3, 2020 at 12:02 pm
      
      Hi,
      for a given IMSI: you need to set the same Ki and OPc in the SIM and in the HSS.
      OPc may be computed automatically from the OP by the HSS, but it is over complexity for our usage.
      So, the simplest is to: disable OP (set it blank in hss.conf for OAI, in the HSS data file for srsLTE), set same triplet: IMSI,Ki and OPc in both HSS and SIM card.
      How you set it depends on the SIM card provider.
      
      The last key that need to be managed is the SQN (sequence number): the HSS and the SIM will update it internally after each successful authentication.
      
      Regards,
      Laurent
      
      Reply
clemence says:

February 5, 2020 at 3:07 pm

hi
Im trying to build limesdr in ubuntu 18.04. Ive successfully run the following

~git clone https://gitlab.eurecom.fr/oai/openairinterface5g.git
~cd openairinterface5g
~git checkout develop
~source oaienv # configure the shell
~./cmake_targets/build_oai -I # install SW packages from internet

but when i run the following
~ ./cmake_targets/build_oai -c -w LMSSDR –eNB –UE # compile eNB
Im getting the this error..
oai_lmssdrdevif compilation failed
build have failed

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1. laurent says:
  
  February 6, 2020 at 3:16 pm
  
  Hi,
  There is a bug in recent OAI develop branch.
  See the answers provided in other comments.
  I pushed a branch called: fix-limeSDR-compile
  You can take it now, it will be merged soon in develop branch
  Laurent
  Laurent
  
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  1. Wael says:
    
    February 10, 2020 at 4:50 pm
    
    Hi Laurent,
    Was the “fix-limeSDR-compile” pushed to the Eurecom gitlab?
    I am not able to pull it.
    
    Many thanks for your help!
    Wael
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      February 11, 2020 at 10:55 am
      
      Hi Wael,
      It is even merged in develop branch now.
      We did some more tests: the ports are defined in the Lime .ini file you use, as the OAI calls to the API is very minimal (it sets the frequency, the gain, the sampling rate).
      Laurent
      
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Danish says:

February 10, 2020 at 2:41 pm

Hi Laurent,
Thank you for the excellent guide. I’m getting the following error when running eNB (signal 11).
got sync (ru_thread)
[LIBCONFIG] MMEs.[0]: 1/1 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
Error: signal 11:
[TMR] Created Posix thread TASK_MME_APP
[MCE_APP] Creating MCE_APP eNB Task
[TMR] Created Posix thread TASK_MCE_APP
[LIBCONFIG] MCEs.[0]: 1/1 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] MCEs.[0]: 1/1 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
[ENB_APP] TYPE TO TERMINATE
./lte-softmodem(signal_handler+0xb8)[0x5627377e98e8]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(+0x3ef20)[0x7f1ce97adf20]
/home/oai/openairinterface5g/cmake_targets/ran_build/build/liboai_device.so(+0x15695)[0x7f1ce05d8695]
./lte-softmodem(+0x5355ea)[0x5627377d65ea]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpthread.so.0(+0x76db)[0x7f1ceb6116db]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(clone+0x3f)[0x7f1ce989088f]

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1. laurent says:
  
  February 11, 2020 at 11:01 am
  
  Hi,
  Signal 11 is SEGV, so the process try to access a wrong memory address.
  run it in gdb
  when it crashes, make “where” command to know the call stack.
  There might also be useful information in the log before the line “Error: signal 11”
  Laurent
  Laurent
  
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P. says:

February 10, 2020 at 3:14 pm

Hey Laurent,
I’m at the point where UE is connected but i can’t reach the internet.
My eNB Terminal:

Connecting to device: LimeSDR Mini, media=USB 3.0, module=FT601, addr=24607:1027, serial=1D40E9C2CDA121
Reference clock 40.00 MHz
Set sample rate 7.680000 MHz
Set TX frequency 2140.000000 MHz
RX LPF configured
Filter calibrated. Filter order-4th, filter bandwidth set to 5 MHz.Real pole 1st order filter set to 2.5 MHz. Preemphasis filter not active
TX LPF configured
Rx calibration finished
Tx calibration finished
SR: 7.680 MHz
SR: 7.680 MHz
[PHY] RU 0 rf device ready
[MAC] SCHED_MODE = 0
[PHY] prach_I0 = 0.0 dB
[PHY] max_I0 24, min_I0 0
[PHY] prach_I0 = 0.0 dB
[PHY] max_I0 15, min_I0 0
[PHY] prach_I0 = 0.0 dB
[PHY] max_I0 15, min_I0 0
[PHY] prach_I0 = 0.0 dB
[PHY] max_I0 15, min_I0 0
[PHY] prach_I0 = 0.0 dB
[PHY] max_I0 15, min_I0 0
[PHY] prach_I0 = 0.0 dB
[PHY] max_I0 15, min_I0 0
[PHY] prach_I0 = 0.0 dB
[PHY] max_I0 15, min_I0 0
[PHY] [eNB 0/0][RAPROC] Frame 844, subframe 1 Initiating RA procedure with preamble 42, energy 12.5 dB, delay 216
[PHY] fill_ulsch UE_id 0 nb_rb = 0
[RRC] [FRAME 00845][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 8244] Decoding UL CCCH 5b.8c.85.c3.c9.86 (0x564eebe324a7)
[RRC] [FRAME 00845][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 8244] Accept new connection from UE random UE identity (0x983c5cc8b8000000) MME code 0 TMSI 0 cause 3
[MAC] Added physicalConfigDedicated 0x7f048c03ebf0 for 0.0
[RRC] [FRAME 00845][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 8244]CALLING RLC CONFIG SRB1 (rbid 1)
add new uid is 0 8244

[PDCP] [FRAME 00845][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 8244][SRB 01] Action ADD LCID 1 (SRB id 1) configured with SN size 5 bits and RLC AM
[RLC] [FRAME 00845][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 8244] [SRB 1] rrc_rlc_add_rlc SRB
[RLC] [FRAME 00845][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 8244][SRB AM 01][CONFIGURE] max_retx_threshold 4 poll_pdu 4 poll_byte 65535 t_poll_retransmit 80 t_reordering 35 t_status_prohibit 0
[MAC] generate_Msg4 ra->Msg4_frame SFN/SF: 845.6, frameP SFN/SF: 845.6 FOR eNB_Mod: 0
[MAC] [eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 845, subframeP 6: Generating Msg4 with RRC Piggyback (RNTI 8244)
[PHY] fill_ulsch UE_id 0 nb_rb = 0
[PHY] fill_ulsch UE_id 0 nb_rb = 0
[RRC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 8244] [RAPROC] Logical Channel UL-DCCH, processing LTE_RRCConnectionSetupComplete from UE (SRB1 Active)
[RRC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 8244] UE State = RRC_CONNECTED
[S1AP] [eNB 0] Chose MME ‘(null)’ (assoc_id 35) through selected PLMN Identity index 0 MCC 101 MNC 1
[S1AP] Found usable eNB_ue_s1ap_id: 0x06692d 420141(10)
[SCTP] Successfully sent 158 bytes on stream 1 for assoc_id 35
[SCTP] Found data for descriptor 67
[SCTP] Received notification for sd 67, type 32777
[SCTP] Found data for descriptor 67
[SCTP] [35][67] Msg of length 62 received from port 36412, on stream 1, PPID 18
[RRC] [eNB 0] Received S1AP_DOWNLINK_NAS: ue_initial_id 1, eNB_ue_s1ap_id 420141
[RRC] sent RRC_DCCH_DATA_REQ to TASK_PDCP_ENB
[RLC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 8244][SRB AM 01] RLC_AM_DATA_REQ size 44 Bytes, NB SDU 1 current_sdu_index=0 next_sdu_index=1 conf 0 mui 0 vtA 0 vtS 0
[PHY] fill_ulsch UE_id 0 nb_rb = 0
[PHY] fill_ulsch UE_id 0 nb_rb = 0
[PHY] fill_ulsch UE_id 0 nb_rb = 0
[PHY] fill_ulsch UE_id 0 nb_rb = 0
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 869.0 ULSCH in error in round 0, ul_cqi 182, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 869.8 ULSCH in error in round 1, ul_cqi 182, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 870.6 ULSCH in error in round 2, ul_cqi 176, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 871.4 ULSCH in error in round 3, ul_cqi 182, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[PHY] fill_ulsch UE_id 0 nb_rb = 0
[SCTP] Successfully sent 59 bytes on stream 1 for assoc_id 35
[SCTP] Found data for descriptor 67
[SCTP] Received notification for sd 67, type 32777
[SCTP] Found data for descriptor 67
[SCTP] [35][67] Msg of length 42 received from port 36412, on stream 1, PPID 18
[RRC] [eNB 0] Received S1AP_DOWNLINK_NAS: ue_initial_id 1, eNB_ue_s1ap_id 420141
[RRC] sent RRC_DCCH_DATA_REQ to TASK_PDCP_ENB
[RLC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 8244][SRB AM 01] RLC_AM_DATA_REQ size 24 Bytes, NB SDU 2 current_sdu_index=1 next_sdu_index=2 conf 0 mui 1 vtA 2 vtS 2
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 877.6 ULSCH in error in round 0, ul_cqi 176, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 877.8 ULSCH in error in round 0, ul_cqi 176, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 878.4 ULSCH in error in round 1, ul_cqi 176, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 878.6 ULSCH in error in round 1, ul_cqi 176, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 879.2 ULSCH in error in round 2, ul_cqi 176, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 879.4 ULSCH in error in round 2, ul_cqi 176, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 880.0 ULSCH in error in round 3, ul_cqi 176, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 880.2 ULSCH in error in round 3, ul_cqi 176, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 881.0 ULSCH in error in round 0, ul_cqi 176, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 5] CC_id 0 884.5 ULSCH in error in round 0, ul_cqi 176, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 884.8 ULSCH in error in round 0, ul_cqi 176, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 5] CC_id 0 885.3 ULSCH in error in round 1, ul_cqi 176, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 885.6 ULSCH in error in round 1, ul_cqi 176, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 5] CC_id 0 886.1 ULSCH in error in round 2, ul_cqi 176, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 886.4 ULSCH in error in round 2, ul_cqi 176, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 5] CC_id 0 886.9 ULSCH in error in round 3, ul_cqi 176, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 887.2 ULSCH in error in round 3, ul_cqi 176, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 6] CC_id 0 887.8 ULSCH in error in round 0, ul_cqi 176, UE_id 0, RNTI 8244

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1. laurent says:
  
  February 11, 2020 at 10:58 am
  
  Hi,
  We made some trials: we even don’t succeed to reach this state.
  Could you share the .ini file and the .conf file you use.
  Also some details like the LimeSDR driver version.
  Laurent
  
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  1. Wael says:
    
    February 12, 2020 at 9:52 pm
    
    Hi Laurent,
    Were you able to get the ini and conf files?
    After the update my COTS UE is not able to search for the PLMN of my network anymore.
    
    Wael
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      February 13, 2020 at 10:39 am
      
      Hi,
      Please follow in the post related to LimeSDR “quality”.
      Laurent
      
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tuyo says:

February 12, 2020 at 10:34 am

Hi,

I am currently setting up this UICC as part of a project involving another SDR LTE software called srsLTE. However it seems this soft requires a card reader compatible with PCSC protocol, which doesn’t look to be the case for your card reader using serial com. Do you know if there’s any support of PCSC with your card reader being developed, or would you rather recommend to use it with OpenAir ?

Many thanks for your feedback!

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1. laurent says:
  
  February 13, 2020 at 10:33 am
  
  Hi,
  You can use our cards with any pcsc reader.
  We already have some srsLTE customers.
  The single limitation is that if you want to use our SW tool to program the USIM, you need a serial interface reader (or you can contribute to the open source tool to support pcsc protocol)
  
  If it doesn’t work for you, please explain your needs
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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  1. tuyo says:
    
    February 14, 2020 at 9:06 am
    
    Hi Laurent,
    
    Thanks for your feedback.
    We succeeded to read the data from the SIM card using the uicc software. However when we try to check the pcsc connection using pcsc_scan and the card reader furnished plugged with the SIM card, it doesn’t detect anything. Would it come from the card reader itself ?
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      February 14, 2020 at 10:29 am
      
      Hello,
      Our readers are raw readers, not PCSC (this protocol comes from M$)
      Nevertheless, pcscd can make the pcsc protocol with a raw reader
      So,
      
      A) connect our reader and insert a sim in it
      
      B) launch in one window:
      sudo pcscd –foreground –debug
      
      C) in another window
      launch pcsc_scan
      it should display the sim as: GREEN CARD, Grcard (Hong Kong ) Co.,Limited, LTE Usim Card (Telecommunication)
      
      We won’t debug this further because we remade from scratch a simple C++ code to replace this complex stack of pcsc tools
      Regards,
      Laurent
      
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P. says:

February 13, 2020 at 1:52 pm

Hey Laurent,
I use 2 different Lime SDR the normal v1.4s and the Mini v1.2.
With “LimeUtil –info”
Version information:
Library version: v19.04.1-g2cca1d96
Build timestamp: 2019-12-16
Interface version: v2019.1.0
Binary interface: 19.04-1

MY eNB config ( I made Band 1 by myself so there are maybe some mistakes):

Active_eNBs = ( “eNB-Eurecom-LTEBox”);
# Asn1_verbosity, choice in: none, info, annoying
Asn1_verbosity = “none”;

eNBs =
(
{
////////// Identification parameters:
eNB_ID = 0xe00;

cell_type = “CELL_MACRO_ENB”;

eNB_name = “eNB-Eurecom-LTEBox”;

// Tracking area code, 0x0000 and 0xfffe are reserved values
tracking_area_code = 1;

plmn_list = ( { mcc = 101; mnc = 01; mnc_length = 2; } );

tr_s_preference = “local_mac”

////////// Physical parameters:

component_carriers = (
{
node_function = “3GPP_eNODEB”;
node_timing = “synch_to_ext_device”;
node_synch_ref = 0;
frame_type = “FDD”;
tdd_config = 3;
tdd_config_s = 0;
prefix_type = “NORMAL”;
eutra_band = 1;
downlink_frequency = 2140000000L;
uplink_frequency_offset = -190000000;
Nid_cell = 0;
N_RB_DL = 25;
Nid_cell_mbsfn = 0;
nb_antenna_ports = 1;
nb_antennas_tx = 1;
nb_antennas_rx = 1;
tx_gain = 90;
rx_gain = 125;
pbch_repetition = “FALSE”;
prach_root = 0;
prach_config_index = 0;
prach_high_speed = “DISABLE”;
prach_zero_correlation = 1;
prach_freq_offset = 2;
pucch_delta_shift = 1;
pucch_nRB_CQI = 0;
pucch_nCS_AN = 0;
pucch_n1_AN = 0;
pdsch_referenceSignalPower = -27;
pdsch_p_b = 0;
pusch_n_SB = 1;
pusch_enable64QAM = “DISABLE”;
pusch_hoppingMode = “interSubFrame”;
pusch_hoppingOffset = 0;
pusch_groupHoppingEnabled = “ENABLE”;
pusch_groupAssignment = 0;
pusch_sequenceHoppingEnabled = “DISABLE”;
pusch_nDMRS1 = 1;
phich_duration = “NORMAL”;
phich_resource = “ONESIXTH”;
srs_enable = “DISABLE”;
/* srs_BandwidthConfig =0;
srs_SubframeConfig =;
srs_ackNackST =;
srs_MaxUpPts =;*/

pusch_p0_Nominal = -96;
pusch_alpha = “AL1”;
pucch_p0_Nominal = -104;
msg3_delta_Preamble = 6;
pucch_deltaF_Format1 = “deltaF2”;
pucch_deltaF_Format1b = “deltaF3”;
pucch_deltaF_Format2 = “deltaF0”;
pucch_deltaF_Format2a = “deltaF0”;
pucch_deltaF_Format2b = “deltaF0”;

rach_numberOfRA_Preambles = 64;
rach_preamblesGroupAConfig = “DISABLE”;
/*
rach_sizeOfRA_PreamblesGroupA = ;
rach_messageSizeGroupA = ;
rach_messagePowerOffsetGroupB = ;
*/
rach_powerRampingStep = 4;
rach_preambleInitialReceivedTargetPower = -108;
rach_preambleTransMax = 10;
rach_raResponseWindowSize = 10;
rach_macContentionResolutionTimer = 48;
rach_maxHARQ_Msg3Tx = 4;

pcch_default_PagingCycle = 128;
pcch_nB = “oneT”;
bcch_modificationPeriodCoeff = 2;
ue_TimersAndConstants_t300 = 1000;
ue_TimersAndConstants_t301 = 1000;
ue_TimersAndConstants_t310 = 1000;
ue_TimersAndConstants_t311 = 10000;
ue_TimersAndConstants_n310 = 20;
ue_TimersAndConstants_n311 = 1;
ue_TransmissionMode = 1;

//Parameters for SIB18
rxPool_sc_CP_Len = “normal”;
rxPool_sc_Period = “sf40”;
rxPool_data_CP_Len = “normal”;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_prb_Num = 20;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_prb_Start = 5;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_prb_End = 44;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_offsetIndicator_present = “prSmall”;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_offsetIndicator_choice = 0;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_present = “prBs40”;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_choice_bs_buf = “00000000000000000000”;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_choice_bs_size = 5;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_choice_bs_bits_unused = 0;
/* rxPool_dataHoppingConfig_hoppingParameter = 0;
rxPool_dataHoppingConfig_numSubbands = “ns1”;
rxPool_dataHoppingConfig_rbOffset = 0;
rxPool_commTxResourceUC-ReqAllowed = “TRUE”;
*/
// Parameters for SIB19
discRxPool_cp_Len = “normal”
discRxPool_discPeriod = “rf32”
discRxPool_numRetx = 1;
discRxPool_numRepetition = 2;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_prb_Num = 5;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_prb_Start = 3;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_prb_End = 21;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_offsetIndicator_present = “prSmall”;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_offsetIndicator_choice = 0;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_present = “prBs40”;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_choice_bs_buf = “f0ffffffff”;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_choice_bs_size = 5;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_choice_bs_bits_unused = 0;

}
);

srb1_parameters :
{
# timer_poll_retransmit = (ms) [5, 10, 15, 20,… 250, 300, 350, … 500]
timer_poll_retransmit = 80;

# timer_reordering = (ms) [0,5, … 100, 110, 120, … ,200]
timer_reordering = 35;

# timer_reordering = (ms) [0,5, … 250, 300, 350, … ,500]
timer_status_prohibit = 0;

# poll_pdu = [4, 8, 16, 32 , 64, 128, 256, infinity(>10000)]
poll_pdu = 4;

# poll_byte = (kB) [25,50,75,100,125,250,375,500,750,1000,1250,1500,2000,3000,infinity(>10000)]
poll_byte = 99999;

# max_retx_threshold = [1, 2, 3, 4 , 6, 8, 16, 32]
max_retx_threshold = 4;
}

# ——- SCTP definitions
SCTP :
{
# Number of streams to use in input/output
SCTP_INSTREAMS = 2;
SCTP_OUTSTREAMS = 2;
};

////////// MME parameters:
mme_ip_address = ( { ipv4 = “127.0.0.20”;
ipv6 = “192:168:30::17”;
active = “yes”;
preference = “ipv4”;
}
);

NETWORK_INTERFACES :
{
ENB_INTERFACE_NAME_FOR_S1_MME = “lo”;
ENB_IPV4_ADDRESS_FOR_S1_MME = “127.0.0.10/8”;
ENB_INTERFACE_NAME_FOR_S1U = “lo”;
ENB_IPV4_ADDRESS_FOR_S1U = “127.0.0.10/8”;
ENB_PORT_FOR_S1U = 2152; # Spec 2152

ENB_IPV4_ADDRESS_FOR_X2C = “127.0.0.1/24”;
ENB_PORT_FOR_X2C = 36422; # Spec 36422
};
}
);

MACRLCs = (
{
num_cc = 1;
tr_s_preference = “local_L1”;
tr_n_preference = “local_RRC”;
phy_test_mode = 0;
puSch10xSnr = 200;
puCch10xSnr = 200;
}
);

L1s = (
{
num_cc = 1;
tr_n_preference = “local_mac”;
}
);

RUs = (
{
local_rf = “yes”
nb_tx = 1
nb_rx = 1
att_tx = 85
att_rx = 60;
bands = [7];
max_pdschReferenceSignalPower = -27;
max_rxgain = 125;
eNB_instances = [0];

}
);

NETWORK_CONTROLLER :
{
FLEXRAN_ENABLED = “no”;
FLEXRAN_INTERFACE_NAME = “lo”;
FLEXRAN_IPV4_ADDRESS = “127.0.0.1”;
FLEXRAN_PORT = 2210;
FLEXRAN_CACHE = “/mnt/oai_agent_cache”;
FLEXRAN_AWAIT_RECONF = “no”;
};

THREAD_STRUCT = (
{
#three config for level of parallelism “PARALLEL_SINGLE_THREAD”, “PARALLEL_RU_L1_SPLIT”, or “PARALLEL_RU_L1_TRX_SPLIT”
parallel_config = “PARALLEL_SINGLE_THREAD”;
#parallel_config = “PARALLEL_RU_L1_TRX_SPLIT”;
#two option for worker “WORKER_DISABLE” or “WORKER_ENABLE”
worker_config = “WORKER_ENABLE”;
}
);

log_config :
{
global_log_level =”info”;
global_log_verbosity =”medium”;
hw_log_level =”info”;
hw_log_verbosity =”medium”;
phy_log_level =”info”;
phy_log_verbosity =”medium”;
mac_log_level =”info”;
mac_log_verbosity =”high”;
rlc_log_level =”info”;
rlc_log_verbosity =”medium”;
pdcp_log_level =”info”;
pdcp_log_verbosity =”medium”;
rrc_log_level =”info”;
rrc_log_verbosity =”medium”;
};
Band_7
Active_eNBs = ( “eNB-Eurecom-LTEBox”);
# Asn1_verbosity, choice in: none, info, annoying
Asn1_verbosity = “none”;

eNBs =
(
{
////////// Identification parameters:
eNB_ID = 0xe00;

cell_type = “CELL_MACRO_ENB”;

eNB_name = “eNB-Eurecom-LTEBox”;

// Tracking area code, 0x0000 and 0xfffe are reserved values
tracking_area_code = 1;

plmn_list = ( { mcc = 101; mnc = 01; mnc_length = 2; } );

tr_s_preference = “local_mac”

////////// Physical parameters:

component_carriers = (
{
node_function = “3GPP_eNODEB”;
node_timing = “synch_to_ext_device”;
node_synch_ref = 0;
frame_type = “FDD”;
tdd_config = 3;
tdd_config_s = 0;
prefix_type = “NORMAL”;
eutra_band = 7;
downlink_frequency = 2655000000L;
uplink_frequency_offset = -120000000;
Nid_cell = 0;
N_RB_DL = 25;
Nid_cell_mbsfn = 0;
nb_antenna_ports = 1;
nb_antennas_tx = 1;
nb_antennas_rx = 1;
tx_gain = 90;
rx_gain = 125;
pbch_repetition = “FALSE”;
prach_root = 0;
prach_config_index = 0;
prach_high_speed = “DISABLE”;
prach_zero_correlation = 1;
prach_freq_offset = 2;
pucch_delta_shift = 1;
pucch_nRB_CQI = 0;
pucch_nCS_AN = 0;
pucch_n1_AN = 0;
pdsch_referenceSignalPower = -27;
pdsch_p_b = 0;
pusch_n_SB = 1;
pusch_enable64QAM = “DISABLE”;
pusch_hoppingMode = “interSubFrame”;
pusch_hoppingOffset = 0;
pusch_groupHoppingEnabled = “ENABLE”;
pusch_groupAssignment = 0;
pusch_sequenceHoppingEnabled = “DISABLE”;
pusch_nDMRS1 = 1;
phich_duration = “NORMAL”;
phich_resource = “ONESIXTH”;
srs_enable = “DISABLE”;
/* srs_BandwidthConfig =0;
srs_SubframeConfig =;
srs_ackNackST =;
srs_MaxUpPts =;*/

pusch_p0_Nominal = -96;
pusch_alpha = “AL1”;
pucch_p0_Nominal = -104;
msg3_delta_Preamble = 6;
pucch_deltaF_Format1 = “deltaF2”;
pucch_deltaF_Format1b = “deltaF3”;
pucch_deltaF_Format2 = “deltaF0”;
pucch_deltaF_Format2a = “deltaF0”;
pucch_deltaF_Format2b = “deltaF0”;

rach_numberOfRA_Preambles = 64;
rach_preamblesGroupAConfig = “DISABLE”;
/*
rach_sizeOfRA_PreamblesGroupA = ;
rach_messageSizeGroupA = ;
rach_messagePowerOffsetGroupB = ;
*/
rach_powerRampingStep = 4;
rach_preambleInitialReceivedTargetPower = -108;
rach_preambleTransMax = 10;
rach_raResponseWindowSize = 10;
rach_macContentionResolutionTimer = 48;
rach_maxHARQ_Msg3Tx = 4;

pcch_default_PagingCycle = 128;
pcch_nB = “oneT”;
bcch_modificationPeriodCoeff = 2;
ue_TimersAndConstants_t300 = 1000;
ue_TimersAndConstants_t301 = 1000;
ue_TimersAndConstants_t310 = 1000;
ue_TimersAndConstants_t311 = 10000;
ue_TimersAndConstants_n310 = 20;
ue_TimersAndConstants_n311 = 1;
ue_TransmissionMode = 1;

//Parameters for SIB18
rxPool_sc_CP_Len = “normal”;
rxPool_sc_Period = “sf40”;
rxPool_data_CP_Len = “normal”;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_prb_Num = 20;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_prb_Start = 5;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_prb_End = 44;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_offsetIndicator_present = “prSmall”;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_offsetIndicator_choice = 0;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_present = “prBs40”;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_choice_bs_buf = “00000000000000000000”;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_choice_bs_size = 5;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_choice_bs_bits_unused = 0;
/* rxPool_dataHoppingConfig_hoppingParameter = 0;
rxPool_dataHoppingConfig_numSubbands = “ns1”;
rxPool_dataHoppingConfig_rbOffset = 0;
rxPool_commTxResourceUC-ReqAllowed = “TRUE”;
*/
// Parameters for SIB19
discRxPool_cp_Len = “normal”
discRxPool_discPeriod = “rf32”
discRxPool_numRetx = 1;
discRxPool_numRepetition = 2;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_prb_Num = 5;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_prb_Start = 3;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_prb_End = 21;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_offsetIndicator_present = “prSmall”;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_offsetIndicator_choice = 0;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_present = “prBs40”;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_choice_bs_buf = “f0ffffffff”;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_choice_bs_size = 5;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_choice_bs_bits_unused = 0;

}
);

srb1_parameters :
{
# timer_poll_retransmit = (ms) [5, 10, 15, 20,… 250, 300, 350, … 500]
timer_poll_retransmit = 80;

# timer_reordering = (ms) [0,5, … 100, 110, 120, … ,200]
timer_reordering = 35;

# timer_reordering = (ms) [0,5, … 250, 300, 350, … ,500]
timer_status_prohibit = 0;

# poll_pdu = [4, 8, 16, 32 , 64, 128, 256, infinity(>10000)]
poll_pdu = 4;

# poll_byte = (kB) [25,50,75,100,125,250,375,500,750,1000,1250,1500,2000,3000,infinity(>10000)]
poll_byte = 99999;

# max_retx_threshold = [1, 2, 3, 4 , 6, 8, 16, 32]
max_retx_threshold = 4;
}

# ——- SCTP definitions
SCTP :
{
# Number of streams to use in input/output
SCTP_INSTREAMS = 2;
SCTP_OUTSTREAMS = 2;
};

////////// MME parameters:
mme_ip_address = ( { ipv4 = “127.0.0.20”;
ipv6 = “192:168:30::17”;
active = “yes”;
preference = “ipv4”;
}
);

NETWORK_INTERFACES :
{
ENB_INTERFACE_NAME_FOR_S1_MME = “lo”;
ENB_IPV4_ADDRESS_FOR_S1_MME = “127.0.0.10/8”;
ENB_INTERFACE_NAME_FOR_S1U = “lo”;
ENB_IPV4_ADDRESS_FOR_S1U = “127.0.0.10/8”;
ENB_PORT_FOR_S1U = 2152; # Spec 2152

# ENB_IPV4_ADDRESS_FOR_X2C = “127.0.0.1/24”;
# ENB_PORT_FOR_X2C = 36422; # Spec 36422
};
}
);

MACRLCs = (
{
num_cc = 1;
tr_s_preference = “local_L1”;
tr_n_preference = “local_RRC”;
phy_test_mode = 0;
puSch10xSnr = 200;
puCch10xSnr = 200;
}
);

L1s = (
{
num_cc = 1;
tr_n_preference = “local_mac”;
}
);

RUs = (
{
local_rf = “yes”
nb_tx = 1
nb_rx = 1
att_tx = 75
att_rx = 70;
bands = [7];
max_pdschReferenceSignalPower = -27;
max_rxgain = 125;
eNB_instances = [0];

}
);

NETWORK_CONTROLLER :
{
FLEXRAN_ENABLED = “no”;
FLEXRAN_INTERFACE_NAME = “lo”;
FLEXRAN_IPV4_ADDRESS = “127.0.0.1”;
FLEXRAN_PORT = 2210;
FLEXRAN_CACHE = “/mnt/oai_agent_cache”;
FLEXRAN_AWAIT_RECONF = “no”;
};

THREAD_STRUCT = (
{
#three config for level of parallelism “PARALLEL_SINGLE_THREAD”, “PARALLEL_RU_L1_SPLIT”, or “PARALLEL_RU_L1_TRX_SPLIT”
parallel_config = “PARALLEL_SINGLE_THREAD”;
#parallel_config = “PARALLEL_RU_L1_TRX_SPLIT”;
#two option for worker “WORKER_DISABLE” or “WORKER_ENABLE”
worker_config = “WORKER_ENABLE”;
}
);

log_config :
{
global_log_level =”info”;
global_log_verbosity =”medium”;
hw_log_level =”info”;
hw_log_verbosity =”medium”;
phy_log_level =”info”;
phy_log_verbosity =”medium”;
mac_log_level =”info”;
mac_log_verbosity =”high”;
rlc_log_level =”info”;
rlc_log_verbosity =”medium”;
pdcp_log_level =”info”;
pdcp_log_verbosity =”medium”;
rrc_log_level =”info”;
rrc_log_verbosity =”medium”;
};

My Lime_Mini.ini

[file_info]
type=lms7002m_minimal_config
version=1
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[reference_clocks]
sxt_ref_clk_mhz=40
sxr_ref_clk_mhz=40

regards Paul.

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1. laurent says:
  
  February 14, 2020 at 10:46 am
  
  Dear Paul,
  Thanks for sharing this material.
  We tried, but it doesn’t work with our LimeSDR (not mini version).
  The main issue with Lime is spend days to understand LMS7002D internals to set hundreds parameters in LimeSuiteGUI
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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narcisse nya says:

March 9, 2020 at 4:56 pm

Hi Laurent
Thank you for this very clear tutorial.
I have setup the EPC + eNB and my UE is able to connect and reach internet through OAI network.
But The MME is craching after few minutes with the below error even with MCC not starting with 0.
I’m using MCC = 208 and MNC = 92.

Assertion ((15 == auth_info_req->imsi_length)|| (14 == auth_info_req->imsi_length)) failed!
In nas_itti_auth_info_req() /home/narcisse/openair-cn/src/nas/nas_itti_messaging.c:320
Bad IMSI length 13
Will Intentionaly raise SEGFAULT to be catched by GDB!
Obtained 10 stack frames.
mme(display_backtrace+0x28) [0x55862bad1847]
mme(nas_itti_auth_info_req+0x14f) [0x55862ba20200]
mme(+0xada5c) [0x55862ba44a5c]
mme(emm_proc_attach_request+0x1268) [0x55862ba43d06]
mme(emm_recv_attach_request+0xb6b) [0x55862ba172be]
mme(+0x7a650) [0x55862ba11650]
mme(emm_as_send+0xff) [0x55862ba103d8]
mme(emm_sap_send+0xd5) [0x55862ba0bf32]
mme(nas_proc_establish_ind+0x1b6) [0x55862ba036fc]
mme(+0x6bf76) [0x55862ba02f76]
./run_mme : ligne 87 : 23602 Erreur de segmentation $SUDO mme `echo $exe_arguments` 2>&1

Any idea on how to fix this problem?

Best regards,

Narcisse

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1. laurent says:
  
  March 16, 2020 at 4:53 pm
  
  Hi Narcisse,
  MME should not suicide, nevertheless IMSI of 13 figures is wrong, isn’t it ?
  Laurent
  
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zds says:

March 15, 2020 at 3:44 am

Dear Laurent
There is software oscilloscop(I have install it when run buildoai with -x),i wanna to know it whether has this function in openAirinterface5g develop branch.
Regards,
ZDS

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Nico says:

March 26, 2020 at 3:01 pm

Hey Laurent,
I use a lime Mini in my setup.
My core network run without warnings or errors.
The UE is connected and listed in the MME but after 1 min I get this:
[PHY] L1_thread isn’t ready in 564.5, aborting RX processing

I have no time to check the internet connection of the UE.
Some idea what could be the reason for the abort?

Regards,
Nico.

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Nico says:

April 2, 2020 at 2:11 pm

Here is a bigger part of my eNB terminal where you can see all my failers and Errors.
Maybe you got an idea.

[S1AP] S1AP_FIND_PROTOCOLIE_BY_ID: /…../openairinterface5g/openair3/S1AP/s1ap_eNB_handlers.c 374: ie is NULL
.
.
.
[PHY] DJP – delete code above this /…./openairinterface5g/targets/RT/USER/lte-ru.c:2658
.
.
.
[PHY] L1_thread isn’t ready in 0.1, aborting RX processing
[MAC] SCHED_MODE = 0
[PHY] eNB 0 frame 0, subframe 0 : previous information from RU tx 0 (num_RU 1,mask 1) has not been served yet!
[PHY] max_I0 15, min_I0 0
[PHY] [eNB 0/0][RAPROC] Frame 382, subframe 1 Initiating RA procedure with preamble 22, energy 33.0 dB, delay 240
[PHY] fill_ulsch UE_id 0 nb_rb = 0
.
.
.
[MAC] UE rnti e720 : in synch, PHR 40 dB DL CQI 8 PUSCH SNR 33 PUCCH SNR 45
[PHY] [eNB 0/0][RAPROC] Frame 136, subframe 1 Initiating RA procedure with preamble 35, energy 11.7 dB, delay 288
[PHY] [eNB 0/0][RAPROC] Frame 190, subframe 1 Initiating RA procedure with preamble 35, energy 11.7 dB, delay 288
[PHY] [eNB 0/0][RAPROC] Frame 244, subframe 1 Initiating RA procedure with preamble 20, energy 11.1 dB, delay 96
[MAC] UE rnti e720 : in synch, PHR 40 dB DL CQI 8 PUSCH SNR 33 PUCCH SNR 45
[PHY] [eNB 0/0][RAPROC] Frame 298, subframe 1 Initiating RA procedure with preamble 35, energy 11.7 dB, delay 288
[PHY] [eNB 0/0][RAPROC] Frame 352, subframe 1 Initiating RA procedure with preamble 35, energy 11.4 dB, delay 288
[MAC] UE rnti e720 : in synch, PHR 40 dB DL CQI 8 PUSCH SNR 33 PUCCH SNR 45
[PHY] [eNB 0/0][RAPROC] Frame 406, subframe 1 Initiating RA procedure with preamble 46, energy 11.4 dB, delay 48
[PHY] [eNB 0/0][RAPROC] Frame 460, subframe 1 Initiating RA procedure with preamble 35, energy 11.4 dB, delay 288
[MAC] UE rnti e720 : in synch, PHR 40 dB DL CQI 8 PUSCH SNR 33 PUCCH SNR 45
[PHY] [eNB 0/0][RAPROC] Frame 514, subframe 1 Initiating RA procedure with preamble 35, energy 11.7 dB, delay 288
[SCTP] Successfully sent 69 bytes on stream 1 for assoc_id 52
[SCTP] Found data for descriptor 67
[SCTP] Received notification for sd 67, type 32777
[SCTP] Found data for descriptor 67
[SCTP] [52][67] Msg of length 34 received from port 36412, on stream 1, PPID 18
[RRC] [eNB 0] Received S1AP_DOWNLINK_NAS: ue_initial_id 0, eNB_ue_s1ap_id 420141
[RRC] sent RRC_DCCH_DATA_REQ to TASK_PDCP_ENB
[RLC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI e720][SRB AM 02] RLC_AM_DATA_REQ size 16 Bytes, NB SDU 1 current_sdu_index=0 next_sdu_index=1 conf 0 mui 6 vtA 0 vtS 0
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 533.0 ULSCH in error in round 0, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 533.8 ULSCH in error in round 1, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 534.6 ULSCH in error in round 2, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 535.4 ULSCH in error in round 3, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 536.2 ULSCH in error in round 0, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 537.0 ULSCH in error in round 1, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 537.8 ULSCH in error in round 2, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 538.6 ULSCH in error in round 3, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 539.4 ULSCH in error in round 0, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 540.2 ULSCH in error in round 1, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 541.0 ULSCH in error in round 2, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 541.8 ULSCH in error in round 3, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 542.6 ULSCH in error in round 0, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 543.4 ULSCH in error in round 1, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 544.2 ULSCH in error in round 2, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 545.0 ULSCH in error in round 3, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 545.8 ULSCH in error in round 0, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 546.6 ULSCH in error in round 1, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 547.4 ULSCH in error in round 2, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 548.2 ULSCH in error in round 3, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 549.0 ULSCH in error in round 0, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 549.8 ULSCH in error in round 1, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 2] CC_id 0 550.6 ULSCH in error in round 2, ul_cqi 128, UE_id 0, RNTI e720
[SCTP] Found data for descriptor 67
[SCTP] [52][67] Msg of length 22 received from port 36412, on stream 1, PPID 18
[RRC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI e720] Logical Channel DL-DCCH, Generate RRCConnectionRelease (bytes 3)
[RRC] sent RRC_DCCH_DATA_REQ to TASK_PDCP_ENB
[RLC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI e720][SRB AM 01] RLC_AM_DATA_REQ size 8 Bytes, NB SDU 7 current_sdu_index=6 next_sdu_index=7 conf 0 mui 7 vtA 6 vtS 6
[RRC] S1AP removed entry in hashtable s1ap_id2_s1ap_ids for eNB_ue_s1ap_id 420141
[RRC] S1AP removed entry in hashtable initial_id2_s1ap_ids for ue_initial_id 1
[S1AP] Removed UE context eNB_ue_s1ap_id 420141
[SCTP] Successfully sent 21 bytes on stream 1 for assoc_id 52
[RRC] Removing UE e720 instance after UE_CONTEXT_RELEASE_Complete (ue_release_timer_rrc timeout)
[RRC] [eNB 0] Removing UE RNTI e720
[RRC] Put UE e720 into freeList
[RRC] clean_eNb_ulsch ulsch[0] UE e720
[RRC] clean_eNb_ulsch ulsch[1] UE e720
[RRC] clean_eNb_dlsch dlsch[2] UE e720
[MAC] clean eNb uci_vars[0] UE e720
[MAC] clean eNb uci_vars[1] UE e720
[MAC] clean eNb uci_vars[2] UE e720
[RRC] remove UE e720 from ul_config_pdu_list 0/1
[RRC] remove UE e720 from ul_config_pdu_list 0/1
[RRC] remove UE e720 from ul_config_pdu_list 0/1
[MAC] Removing UE 0 from Primary CC_id 0 (rnti e720)
[PDCP] remove uid is 0/0 e720
[RRC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI e720] Removed UE context
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE e720 from freeList
[PHY] [eNB 0/0][RAPROC] Frame 556, subframe 1 Initiating RA procedure with preamble 49, energy 33.0 dB, delay 216
[PHY] fill_ulsch UE_id 0 nb_rb = 0
[RRC] [FRAME 00557][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI cc6d] Decoding UL CCCH 1c.e4.0.f.be.a8 (0x55ecc55ea547)
[RRC] [FRAME 00557][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI cc6d] LTE_RRCConnectionReestablishmentRequest cause Other Failure
[RRC] [FRAME 00557][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI cc6d] LTE_RRCConnectionReestablishmentRequest without UE context, let’s reject the UE
Error: signal 11:
./cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build/lte-softmodem(signal_handler+0x7c)[0x55ecbfaf24ec]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(+0x3ef20)[0x7f809015ff20]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(+0x18eb3b)[0x7f80902afb3b]
./cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build/lte-softmodem(+0x4316e0)[0x55ecbfb456e0]
./cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build/lte-softmodem(uper_encode+0x110)[0x55ecbfb458b0]
./cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build/lte-softmodem(uper_encode_to_buffer+0x30)[0x55ecbfb45930]
[PHY] L1_thread isn’t ready in 557.3, aborting RX processing
./cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build/lte-softmodem(do_RRCConnectionReestablishmentReject+0x84)[0x55ecbfeed1d4]
./cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build/lte-softmodem(rrc_eNB_generate_RRCConnectionReestablishmentReject+0x8b)[0x55ecbfca1b6b]
./cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build/lte-softmodem(rrc_eNB_decode_ccch+0xe37)[0x55ecbfcb9c87]
./cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build/lte-softmodem(mac_rrc_data_ind+0xe6)[0x55ecbfce6606]
[PHY] L1_thread isn’t ready in 557.4, aborting RX processing
libusb: warning [libusb_exit] application left some devices open
[PHY] rx_rf: Asked for 7680 samples, got 1120 from SDR
[PHY] problem receiving samples[PHY] L1_thread isn’t ready in 557.5, aborting RX processing
[PHY] rx_rf: Asked for 7680 samples, got 0 from SDR
[PHY] rx_rf: rfdevice timing drift of 94474761170456 samples (ts_off 26720)
[PHY] problem receiving samples[PHY] L1_thread isn’t ready in 557.6, aborting RX processing
[SCTP] Found data for descriptor 67
[SCTP] Received notification for sd 67, type 32777

regards Nico

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1. laurent says:
  
  April 5, 2020 at 5:11 pm
  
  Hi,
  This bug is known, when you reach this situation:
  LTE_RRCConnectionReestablishmentRequest without UE context, let’s reject the UE
  a bug in reject procedure crashes the eNB.
  You reach it maybe because your radio link is poor, so the UE reconnects several times
  A good fix of this bug is not that simple to do: avoid the crash is easy, but not enough: the fix should put the eNB is a state where it will accept later connection from this UE.
  Laurent
  
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  1. Ivan says:
    
    April 10, 2020 at 12:11 pm
    
    Hi,
    any news about this bug?
    If I manually add SIM info inside hss db I will not have this error, but without putting any info inside hss db I will receive always this error.
    
    Regards,
    Ivan
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      April 10, 2020 at 12:24 pm
      
      Hi Ivan,
      I don’t think anyone will fix this in OAI soon.
      Nevertheless I don’t understand what you mean: my answer was not related to SIM+HSS data.
      Of course, the HSS database have to match the SIM data.
      Please explain what you update in the HSS db, and when this occurs.
      Regards,
      Laurent
      
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Tasfia says:

April 3, 2020 at 5:55 pm

Hi,

Thank you so much for your tutorial. I am trying to set up EPC + ENB in my Ubuntu 18.04. In my EPC setup, I think my HSS and SPGW are running without any issues. Though for MME the build was successful, still I got the following issue when I try to run the MME using the command ./run_mme.

It would be very helpful if you can shed some lights on this matter. Please let me know your suggestion regarding this issue. Thank you so much.

MME log:
Initializing OAI Logging
Initializing MSC logs
Initializing MSC logs Done

Assertion (fd_dict_search (fd_g_config->cnf_dict, DICT_AVP, AVP_BY_NAME, “Service-Selection”, &s6a_fd_cnf.dataobj_s6a_service_selection, 2) == 0) failed!
In s6a_fd_init_dict_objs() /home/radar-lab/Temp/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_dict.c:92

Will Intentionaly raise SEGFAULT to be catched by GDB!
Obtained 6 stack frames.
mme(display_backtrace+0x28) [0x55aecb549847]
mme(s6a_fd_init_dict_objs+0x1777) [0x55aecb52f555]
mme(s6a_init+0x3fe) [0x55aecb529742]
mme(main+0x478) [0x55aecb47a4d2]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0xe7) [0x7f071cd78b97]
mme(_start+0x2a) [0x55aecb479e2a]
./run_mme: line 87: 4337 Segmentation fault $SUDO mme `echo $exe_arguments` 2>&1

Regards
Tasfia

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1. laurent says:
  
  April 5, 2020 at 5:08 pm
  
  Hi,
  You have another freediameter library installed, and you use the files libfdcore.so and libfdproto.so from this directory
  the variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH is what you need to manage the search path from shared libraries.
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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Haddad says:

April 5, 2020 at 8:19 pm

Hello Laurent,
Thank you for this detailed tutorial.
I am trying to set up a 5G network using the USRP N310 for the gNB, when i attempted to compile the 5G Core Network repository (openair5g-cn) from GITHUB, it didn’t work because the Ubuntu 18.04 is not supported. So i want now to connect the gNB “as slave node” to the eNB “as master node” by configuring the X2 interface, if you have any tip or know any tutorial that explains the (E-UTRAN – NR dual connectivity) in OAI please let me know.
many thanks in advance.
Haddad

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1. laurent says:
  
  April 6, 2020 at 9:49 am
  
  Hi Haddad,
  We don’t have this yet.
  you are looking for ‘NSA’ (non standalone) mode of 5G, OpenAir try to do this.
  As far as I know the OAI software is not yet ready for this.
  Maybe you can ask on the OAI mailing list
  Laurent
  
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Ravi says:

April 17, 2020 at 9:28 pm

Hello Laurent,

I compiled the MME as explained in this tutorial, but when I run it I get below crash on startup.

Initializing OAI Logging
Initializing MSC logs
Initializing MSC logs Done

Assertion (fd_dict_search (fd_g_config->cnf_dict, DICT_AVP, AVP_BY_NAME, “Service-Selection”, &s6a_fd_cnf.dataobj_s6a_service_selection, 2) == 0) failed!
In s6a_fd_init_dict_objs() /home/rt/OAI-CN/opencells/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_dict.c:92

Will Intentionaly raise SEGFAULT to be catched by GDB!
Obtained 6 stack frames.
/usr/local/bin/mme(display_backtrace+0x28) [0x55a6348db847]
/usr/local/bin/mme(s6a_fd_init_dict_objs+0x1777) [0x55a6348c1555]
/usr/local/bin/mme(s6a_init+0x3fe) [0x55a6348bb742]
/usr/local/bin/mme(main+0x478) [0x55a63480c4d2]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0xe7) [0x7f93a30eeb97]
/usr/local/bin/mme(_start+0x2a) [0x55a63480be2a]
Segmentation fault

Not sure wheter it has something to do it freediameter extensions, but I use the same freediameter 1.2.0 and patch mentioned in this tutorial. And didn’t changed any extensions in mme_fd.conf, I can see you are loading below ones

LoadExtension = “dict_nas_mipv6.fdx”;
LoadExtension = “dict_s6a.fdx”;

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1. laurent says:
  
  April 20, 2020 at 11:55 am
  
  Hi,
  You have another version of freediameter installed on the machine.
  Look in the Q/A list, i already explained what to do.
  Laurent
  
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Larry B says:

April 22, 2020 at 11:11 am

Getting this error. LIMESDR Mini, I7, 16GB memory
Command that was run:

root@SDR:~/openairinterface5g/targets/bin# ./lte-softmodem.Rel15 -O ~/openairinterface5g/targets/PROJECTS/GENERIC-LTE-EPC/CONF/enb.band7.tm1.25PRB.lmssdr.conf –rf-config-file ~/openairinterface5g/targets/ARCH/LMSSDR/LimeSDR_above_1p8GHz_1v4.ini -d

[LIBCONFIG] list L1s not found in config file /home/larrylove/openairinterface5g/targets/PROJECTS/GENERIC-LTE-EPC/CONF/enb.band7.tm1.25PRB.lmssdr.conf
[PHY] No L1s configuration found[PHY] RC.eNB[0] = 0x55e6c1efcff0
[PHY] RC.eNB[0][0] = 0x7fb9e2821010
[PHY] read_config_and_init() RC.nb_L1_inst: 0
[LIBCONFIG] list MACRLCs not found in config file /home/larrylove/openairinterface5g/targets/PROJECTS/GENERIC-LTE-EPC/CONF/enb.band7.tm1.25PRB.lmssdr.conf
[LIBCONFIG] list MACRLCs not found in config file /home/larrylove/openairinterface5g/targets/PROJECTS/GENERIC-LTE-EPC/CONF/enb.band7.tm1.25PRB.lmssdr.conf
[MAC] read_config_and_init() RC.nb_macrlc_inst: 0
[LIBCONFIG] (root): 3/3 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0]: 20/20 parameters successfully set, (12 to default value)
[RRC] Instance 0: Southbound Transport local_mac
[RRC] Setting node_type to ngran_eNB
[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0].plmn_list.[0]: 3/3 parameters successfully set, (0 to default value)
[RRC] num component carriers 1
[RRC] enb_config::RCconfig_RRC() parameter number: 0, total number of parameters: 78, ccspath: eNBs.[0].component_carriers.[0]

[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0].component_carriers.[0]: 78/78 parameters successfully set, (18 to default value)
phich.resource 0 (ONESIXTH), phich.duration 0 (NORMAL)
No eMBMS configuration, skipping it
[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0].component_carriers.[0].emtc_parameters: 88/88 parameters successfully set, (88 to default value)
No eMTC configuration, skipping it
[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0].component_carriers.[0].SLparameters: 39/39 parameters successfully set, (39 to default value)
No SL configuration skipping it
[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0].srb1_parameters: 6/6 parameters successfully set, (0 to default value)
[RRC] Node type 0
[LIBCONFIG] (root): 3/3 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] NETWORK_CONTROLLER: 6/6 parameters successfully set, (6 to default value)
[FLEXRAN_AGENT] FlexRAN Agent for eNB 0 is DISABLED
[PDCP] PDCP layer has been initialized
[PDCP] pdcp init,usegtp
[PDCP] ENB pdcp will use tun interface for MBMS
[NETLINK]Opened socket oaitun_enm1 with fd 83
returnValue 0
returnValue 0
returnValue 0
[OIP] Interface oaitun_enm1 successfully configured, ip address 10.0.2.1, mask 255.255.255.0 broadcast address 10.0.2.255
[ENB_APP] Creating ENB_APP eNB Task
[TMR] Created Posix thread TASK_ENB_APP
[LIBCONFIG] (root): 3/3 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0]: 20/20 parameters successfully set, (12 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0].plmn_list.[0]: 3/3 parameters successfully set, (0 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0].component_carriers.[0]: 78/78 parameters successfully set, (18 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0].mme_ip_address.[0]: 5/5 parameters successfully set, (0 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0].SCTP: 2/2 parameters successfully set, (0 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0].NETWORK_INTERFACES: 11/11 parameters successfully set, (3 to default value)
[GTPV1U] Configuring GTPu
[LIBCONFIG] (root): 3/3 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0].NETWORK_INTERFACES: 3/3 parameters successfully set, (0 to default value)
[GTPV1U] Configuring GTPu address : 127.0.0.10 -> a00007f
[ENB_APP] default drx 2
[ENB_APP] [eNB 0] eNB_app_register via S1AP for instance 0
[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0]: 1/1 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] gNBs.[0]: 1/1 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0]: 1/1 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
[RRC] Creating RRC eNB Task
[RRC] Entering main loop of RRC message task
[TMR] Created Posix thread TASK_RRC_ENB
[SCTP] Starting SCTP layer
[TMR] Created Posix thread TASK_SCTP
[S1AP] Starting S1AP layer
[S1AP] Registered new eNB[0] and macro eNB id 3584
[S1AP] [eNB 0] check the mme registration state
[TMR] Created Posix thread TASK_S1AP
[UDP] Initializing UDP task interface
[UDP] Initializing UDP task interface: DONE
[TMR] Created Posix thread TASK_UDP
[GTPV1U] Initializing GTPU stack 0x55e6c0322c50
[GTPV1U] Tx UDP_INIT IP addr 127.0.0.10 (868)
[UDP] Initializing UDP for local address 127.0.0.10 with port 2152
[SCTP] Converted ipv4 address 127.0.0.20 to network type
[UDP] Inserting new descriptor for task 35, sd 86
[UDP] Initializing UDP for local address 127.0.0.10 with port 2152: DONE
[SCTP] connectx assoc_id 3 in progress…, used 1 addresses
[SCTP] Inserted new descriptor for sd 85 in list, nb elements 1, assoc_id 3
[SCTP] Found data for descriptor 85
[SCTP] Received notification for sd 85, type 32769
[SCTP] Client association changed: 0
[SCTP] ———————-
[SCTP] Peer addresses:
[SCTP] – [127.0.0.20]
[SCTP] ———————-
[SCTP] ———————-
[SCTP] SCTP Status:
[SCTP] assoc id …..: 3
[SCTP] state ……..: 4
[SCTP] instrms ……: 2
[SCTP] outstrms …..: 2
[SCTP] fragmentation : 65484
[SCTP] pending data .: 0
[SCTP] unack data …: 0
[SCTP] rwnd ………: 106496
[SCTP] peer info :
[SCTP] state ….: 2
[SCTP] cwnd …..: 131064
[SCTP] srtt …..: 0
[SCTP] rto ……: 3000
[SCTP] mtu ……: 65532
[SCTP] ———————-
[SCTP] Comm up notified for sd 85, assigned assoc_id 3
[SCTP] Found data for descriptor 85
[SCTP] Received notification for sd 85, type 32776
[S1AP] 3584 -> 00e000
[TMR] Created Posix thread TASK_GTPV1_U
[X2AP] X2AP is disabled.
[MAC] Creating MAC eNB Task
[SCTP] Successfully sent 59 bytes on stream 0 for assoc_id 3
[SCTP] Found data for descriptor 85
[SCTP] Received notification for sd 85, type 32777
[MAC] Starting main loop of MAC message task
[TMR] Created Posix thread TASK_MAC_ENB
[RRC] [eNB 0] Received RRC_CONFIGURATION_REQ : 0x55e6c1f2bd4c
[RRC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 0] Init…
[RRC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 0] Checking release
[RRC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 0] Rel14 RRC detected, MBMS flag 0
[RRC] [eNB 0] Node type 0
[RRC] configuration->schedulingInfoSIB1_BR_r13[CC_id] 0
[RRC] Configuring MIB (N_RB_DL 25,phich_Resource 0,phich_Duration 0)
[RRC] [MIB] systemBandwidth 2, phich_duration 0, phich_resource 0, sfn 0
[RRC] [MIB] schedulingInfoSIB1 0
[RRC] [eNB 0] Configuration SIB2/3, eMBMS = 0
[RRC] do_SIB23, size 38
Error: signal 11:
./lte-softmodem.Rel15(signal_handler+0xb8)[0x55e6bf2584b8]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(+0x3ef20)[0x7fb9e2f36f20]
./lte-softmodem.Rel15(rrc_mac_config_req_eNB+0x166)[0x55e6bf4b5ba6]
./lte-softmodem.Rel15(openair_rrc_eNB_configuration+0x38a1)[0x55e6bf425cd1]
./lte-softmodem.Rel15(rrc_enb_process_itti_msg+0x9e5)[0x55e6bf433955]
./lte-softmodem.Rel15(rrc_enb_task+0x57)[0x55e6bf435a77]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpthread.so.0(+0x76db)[0x7fb9e4dbf6db]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(clone+0x3f)[0x7fb9e301988f]

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1. laurent says:
  
  April 22, 2020 at 7:17 pm
  
  you have to run in gdb, then checked what line of code is doing this SEGV, and do your best to fix and help the communauty
  
  Reply
2. surabhi says:
  
  May 24, 2020 at 10:51 am
  
  Hi Larry,
  You were able to solve the above issue ??
  
  Reply
John says:

May 8, 2020 at 7:11 pm

First off let me say thank you for such a detailed tutorial. I am trying to use this guide alongside your “RF simulator and OAI UE tutorial”. I was able to successfully compile the UE but when I ran it gets stuck in a loop trying to “Waiting for eNB L1 instances to all get configured … sleeping 50ms (nb_L1_inst 1)” It will keep looping over that statement waiting for configuration until I close the program. I am sure I’m doing something wrong but I can’t seem to find the issue.

Commands ran: sudo ./lte-softmodem -O ~/enb.10MHz.b200 -d

When I run without sudo I get
[NETLINK] Error opening socket oaitun_enm1 (1:Operation not permitted)

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1. laurent says:
  
  May 20, 2020 at 9:08 am
  
  Hi,
  I don’t know, maybe send us the eNB traces (make a link to a transfer mean like wetransfer, dropbox, …, don’t copy thousands lines in this blog)
  Laurent
  
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Asma says:

June 12, 2020 at 2:27 pm

Dear laurent,
Thank you

I just finished the config, but cannot connect to the internet
I used your Database and changed these items in it!

(`id`, `apn`, `pdn_type`, `pdn_ipv4`, `pdn_ipv6`, `aggregate_ambr_ul`, `aggregate_ambr_dl`, `pgw_id`, `users_imsi`, `qci`, `priority_level`, `pre_emp_cap`, `pre_emp_vul`, `LIPA-Permissions`)
to
(31,’oai’,’IPv4′,’0.0.0.0′,’0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0′,50000000,100000000,3,’208920100001109′,9,15,’DISABLED’,’ENABLED’,’LIPA-only’);

and

(`imsi`, `msisdn`, `imei`, `imei_sv`, `ms_ps_status`, `rau_tau_timer`, `ue_ambr_ul`, `ue_ambr_dl`, `access_restriction`, `mme_cap`, `mmeidentity_idmmeidentity`, `key`, `RFSP-Index`, `urrp_mme`, `sqn`, `rand`, `OPc`)
to
(‘208920100001109′,’981111111′,’357773072932966′,01,’PURGED’,120,50000000,100000000,47,0000000000,1,0x6874736969202073796D4B2079650A73,1,0,00000000000000000351,0×00,0x504F20634F6320504F50206363500A4F);

are these correct conf for Database?
for example should i set PDN ipv4 address to any specific ip addresses like 172..0.0.1?

and one other question is which parameter is obligatory to change? from above parameters
also used oai as used here for APN in UE but no chance

best regard

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1. laurent says:
  
  June 12, 2020 at 7:03 pm
  
  Dear Asma,
  What is the issue, before you don’t reach internet:
  – is you UE connected to the eNB+MME (in the MMME log do you see UEall lines to ‘1 Ue’ ?)
  Laurent
  
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  1. ASMA says:
    
    June 13, 2020 at 5:28 am
    
    Hi, Thanks
    
    Yea all the things related to UE is equal to 1 for some moment/minutes but after that it changed to just attached UE =1, and after 1 min or less it totally change and i should try to search for network on UE again and again!
    
    So i’m changing everything related to Cell phone including Sim parameters and Database parameters!
    
    That’s why i’m asking it
    
    Thanks
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      June 15, 2020 at 7:48 am
      
      Hi,
      If the MME trace shows all lines “1”, the UE connects correctly: HSS, SIM, … are fine
      As the connection is lost quickly, the radio link is not stable.
      I suspect for a while OAI power control loop is not good and anyway we can’t make LimeSDR stable.
      What is your radio configuration ?
      Laurent
      
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      1. ASMA says:
        
        July 5, 2020 at 3:01 pm
        
        Dear laurent,
        Sorry for late replay.
        The limesdr is not stable as you know at least above 2Ghz , I managed to connect to the core but due to instability couldn’t connect to the internet
        I used this .ini file : http://s12.picofile.com/file/8402039826/B.ini.html
        and this .conf: http://s13.picofile.com/file/8402039800/Lime.conf.html
        By any chance if anyone got sth by changing parameters of these files please let us know.
        
        Anyway i bought B210 and i’m free now /:
        I do recommend not to buy lime 7002D because of these difficulties!
        
        dear laurent do u have any idea on how can i integrate OAI with clearwater IMS to integrate Volte with OAI or anyone who can help me in this path(name or Email)?
Anthony says:

June 19, 2020 at 4:38 pm

Hello, Laurent,

I followed your tutorial in order to set up the EPC + OAI ENB on a slightly different configuration, on 2 different PCs. After several attempts I finally used the openair-cn v0.5.0 tag and I was able to run OAI EPC successfully. I then configured the SIM card and tried to connect a COTS UE to it. The authentication procedure seems to go well, however the MME ends up crashing in establishing the connection, and I couldn’t go any further.

I saw your note about the MME crash at the top of this page: Fix a issue in mme that crash mme with some phones in the attach-request procedure. So I retrieved the files specified in the tar file and replaced them in my openair-cn (v0.5.0) installation folder, then I rebuilt the different elements, but no conclusive results.

I attach below the log of the EMM before the crash, where the EU suddenly changes to EMM DEREGISTERED state. I specify that I use a Xiaomi 7A UE for this test.

Do you have any idea what the malfunction is? Could the files to be replaced above be incompatible with my version of openai-cn (v0.5.0)?

Thanks for any feedback!

000799 00216:913865 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0368 ue_id=0x00000001 set security context eksi 0
000800 00216:913869 7F7B3F44D700 DEBUG NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0423 EMM-PROC – Successful authentication of the UE RESP XRES == XRES UE CONTEXT
000801 00216:913876 7F7B3F44D700 DEBUG NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0430 EMM-PROC – Notify EMM that the authentication procedure successfully completed
000802 00216:913880 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM enair-cn/src/nas/emm/EmmCommon.c:0507 Leaving emm_proc_common_clear_args()
000803 00216:913884 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0110 Entering emm_sap_send()
000804 00216:913888 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_reg.c:0106 Entering emm_reg_send()
000805 00216:913892 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0256 Entering emm_fsm_process()
000806 00216:913897 7F7B3F44D700 INFO NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0263 EMM-FSM – Received event COMMON_PROC_CNF (2) in state COMMON-PROCEDURE-INITIATED
000807 00216:913906 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM ap/EmmCommonProcedureInitiated.c:0090 Entering EmmCommonProcedureInitiated()
000808 00216:913914 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0176 Entering emm_fsm_set_status()
000809 00216:913921 7F7B3F44D700 INFO NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0182 UE 0x00000001 EMM-FSM – Status changed: COMMON-PROCEDURE-INITIATED ===> DEREGISTERED
000810 00216:913968 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:1014 Entering mme_ue_context_update_ue_emm_state()
000811 00216:913977 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:1033 Leaving mme_ue_context_update_ue_emm_state()
000812 00216:913984 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0194 Leaving emm_fsm_set_status() (rc=0)
000813 00216:913991 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM enair-cn/src/nas/emm/EmmCommon.c:0217 Entering emm_proc_common_success()
000814 00216:913998 7F7B3F44D700 INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000001 context 0x7f7b34000b10
000815 00216:914006 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM /openair-cn/src/nas/emm/Attach.c:1167 Entering _emm_attach_security()
000816 00216:914013 7F7B3F44D700 INFO NAS-EM /openair-cn/src/nas/emm/Attach.c:1172 ue_id=0x00000001 EMM-PROC – Setup NAS security
000817 00216:914020 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0361 ue_id=0x00000001 set security context security type 0
000818 00216:914027 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0368 ue_id=0x00000001 set security context eksi 7
000819 00216:914034 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0375 ue_id=0x00000001 clear security context vector index
000820 00216:914041 7F7B3F44D700 DEBUG NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0354 ue_id=0x00000001 cleared security context
000821 00216:914048 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/SecurityModeControl.c:0215 Entering emm_proc_security_mode_control()
000822 00216:914055 7F7B3F44D700 INFO NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/SecurityModeControl.c:0216 EMM-PROC – Initiate security mode control procedure KSI = 7 EEA = 240 EIA = 112
000823 00216:914063 7F7B3F44D700 INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000001 context 0x7f7b34000b10
000824 00216:914070 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0381 ue_id=0x00000001 set security context vector index 0
000825 00216:914078 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0368 ue_id=0x00000001 set security context eksi 0
000826 00216:914085 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/SecurityModeControl.c:0815 Entering _security_select_algorithms()
000827 00216:914092 7F7B3F44D700 DEBUG NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/SecurityModeControl.c:0823 Selected NAS_SECURITY_ALGORITHMS_EIA2 (choice num 0)
000828 00216:914100 7F7B3F44D700 DEBUG NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/SecurityModeControl.c:0831 Selected NAS_SECURITY_ALGORITHMS_EEA0 (choice num 0)
000829 00216:914107 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/SecurityModeControl.c:0837 Leaving _security_select_algorithms() (rc=0)
000830 00216:914114 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0361 ue_id=0x00000001 set security context security type 2
000831 00216:914157 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM enair-cn/src/nas/emm/EmmCommon.c:0163 Entering emm_proc_common_initialize()
000832 00216:914165 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM enair-cn/src/nas/emm/EmmCommon.c:0188 Leaving emm_proc_common_initialize() (rc=0)
000833 00216:914172 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/SecurityModeControl.c:0630 Entering _security_request()
000834 00216:914179 7F7B3F44D700 INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000001 context 0x7f7b34000b10
000835 00216:914187 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/LowerLayer.c:0352 Entering emm_as_set_security_data()
000836 00216:914194 7F7B3F44D700 INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/LowerLayer.c:0366 EPS security context exists is new 1 KSI 0 SQN 0 count 0
000837 00216:914202 7F7B3F44D700 DEBUG NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/LowerLayer.c:0367 0 (6058740 bytes) b8 89 4f 88 1f 4e 7b 5e 10 81 1e 84 4b a6 1d 04
000838 00216:914220 7F7B3F44D700 DEBUG NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/LowerLayer.c:0368 0 (6058740 bytes) 68 49 72 7d 44 af eb b2 81 30 14 be 87 c1 e9 aa
000839 00216:914236 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/LowerLayer.c:0405 Leaving emm_as_set_security_data()
000840 00216:914247 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0110 Entering emm_sap_send()
000841 00216:914254 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0175 Entering emm_as_send()
000842 00216:914261 7F7B3F44D700 INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0181 EMMAS-SAP – Received primitive EMMAS_SECURITY_REQ (201)
000843 00216:914269 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0923 Entering _emm_as_send()
000844 00216:914276 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:1267 Entering _emm_as_security_req()
000845 00216:914284 7F7B3F44D700 INFO NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:1270 EMMAS-SAP – Send AS security request
000846 00216:914291 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0734 Entering _emm_as_set_header()
000847 00216:914299 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0758 Leaving _emm_as_set_header() (rc=140167319175008)
000848 00216:914309 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_send.c:0993 Entering emm_send_security_mode_command()
000849 00216:914317 7F7B3F44D700 INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_send.c:0996 EMMAS-SAP – Send Security Mode Command message
000850 00216:914324 7F7B3F44D700 INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_send.c:1024 replayeduesecuritycapabilities.gprs_present 1
000851 00216:914331 7F7B3F44D700 INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_send.c:1025 replayeduesecuritycapabilities.gea 112
000852 00216:914338 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_send.c:1027 Leaving emm_send_security_mode_command() (rc=12)
000853 00216:914346 7F7B3F44D700 INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000001 context 0x7f7b34000b10
000854 00216:914353 7F7B3F44D700 DEBUG NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:1339 Set nas_msg.header.sequence_number -> 0
000855 00216:914361 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0815 Entering _emm_as_encode()
000856 00216:914368 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0540 Entering nas_message_encode()
000857 00216:914376 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0852 Entering _nas_message_header_encode()
000858 00216:914383 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0885 Leaving _nas_message_header_encode() (rc=6)
000859 00216:914391 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0960 Entering _nas_message_protected_encode()
000860 00216:914398 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0913 Entering _nas_message_plain_encode()
000861 00216:914406 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/msg/emm_msg.c:0271 Entering emm_msg_encode()
000862 00216:914418 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/msg/emm_msg.c:0420 Leaving emm_msg_encode() (rc=10)
000863 00216:914426 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0933 Leaving _nas_message_plain_encode() (rc=10)
000864 00216:914434 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:1190 Entering _nas_message_encrypt()
000865 00216:914441 7F7B3F44D700 DEBUG NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:1202 No encryption of message according to security header type 0x03
000866 00216:914449 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:1204 Leaving _nas_message_encrypt() (rc=10)
000867 00216:914457 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0987 Leaving _nas_message_protected_encode() (rc=10)
000868 00216:914464 7F7B3F44D700 DEBUG NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0569 offset 5 = 6 – 1, hdr encode = 6, length = 18 bytes = 10
000869 00216:914472 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:1313 Entering _nas_message_get_mac()
000870 00216:914480 7F7B3F44D700 DEBUG NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:1371 NAS_SECURITY_ALGORITHMS_EIA2 dir DOWNLINK count.seq_num 0 count 0
000871 00216:914499 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS ir-cn/src/secu/nas_stream_eia2.c:0078 Byte length: 19, Zero bits: 0:
000872 00216:914508 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS ir-cn/src/secu/nas_stream_eia2.c:0079 0 (6058740 bytes) 00 00 00 00 04 00 00 00 00 07 5d 02 00 05 f0 70 c0 40 70
000873 00216:914527 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS ir-cn/src/secu/nas_stream_eia2.c:0080 0 (6058740 bytes) b8 89 4f 88 1f 4e 7b 5e 10 81 1e 84 4b a6 1d 04
000874 00216:914543 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS ir-cn/src/secu/nas_stream_eia2.c:0081 0 (6058740 bytes) 00 07 5d 02 00 05 f0 70 c0 40 70
000875 00216:914613 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS ir-cn/src/secu/nas_stream_eia2.c:0088 0 (6058740 bytes) f2 73 8e 27 5e f0 cb ce 97 e6 dc 51 2b c1 10 75
000876 00216:914630 7F7B3F44D700 DEBUG NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:1384 NAS_SECURITY_ALGORITHMS_EIA2 returned MAC f2.73.8e.27(663647218) for length 11 direction 1, count 0
000877 00216:914640 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:1386 Leaving _nas_message_get_mac() (rc=4067659303)
000878 00216:914647 7F7B3F44D700 DEBUG NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0599 Incremented emm_security_context.dl_count.seq_num -> 1
000879 00216:914655 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0620 Leaving nas_message_encode() (rc=16)
000880 00216:914662 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0851 Leaving _emm_as_encode() (rc=16)
000881 00216:914670 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:1353 Leaving _emm_as_security_req() (rc=263)
000882 00216:914677 7F7B3F44D700 DEBUG NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0968 EMMAS-SAP – Sending msg with id 0x107, primitive EMMAS_SECURITY_REQ (201) to S1AP layer for transmission
000883 00216:914696 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0973 Leaving _emm_as_send() (rc=0)
000884 00216:914704 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0243 Leaving emm_as_send() (rc=0)
000885 00216:914711 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0143 Leaving emm_sap_send() (rc=0)
000886 00216:914725 7F7B3F44D700 INFO NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/SecurityModeControl.c:0679 EMM-PROC – Started Timer T3460 (2) expires in 6 seconds
000887 00216:914736 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/SecurityModeControl.c:0686 Leaving _security_request() (rc=0)
000888 00216:914748 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0110 Entering emm_sap_send()
000889 00216:914748 7F7B3CC48700 TRACE MME-AP /src/mme_app/mme_app_transport.c:0057 Entering mme_app_handle_nas_dl_req()
000890 00216:914755 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_reg.c:0106 Entering emm_reg_send()
000891 00216:914762 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0256 Entering emm_fsm_process()
000892 00216:914769 7F7B3F44D700 INFO NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0263 EMM-FSM – Received event COMMON_PROC_REQ (1) in state DEREGISTERED
000894 00216:914779 7F7B3CC48700 TRACE MME-AP /src/mme_app/mme_app_transport.c:0098 Leaving mme_app_handle_nas_dl_req() (rc=0)
000893 00216:914778 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/sap/EmmDeregistered.c:0094 Entering EmmDeregistered()
000895 00216:914786 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0176 Entering emm_fsm_set_status()
000896 00216:914793 7F7B3F44D700 INFO NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0182 UE 0x00000001 EMM-FSM – Status changed: DEREGISTERED ===> COMMON-PROCEDURE-INITIATED
000897 00216:914804 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:1014 Entering mme_ue_context_update_ue_emm_state()
000898 00216:914811 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE MME-AP cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:1033 Leaving mme_ue_context_update_ue_emm_state()
000899 00216:914818 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0194 Leaving emm_fsm_set_status() (rc=0)
000900 00216:914838 7F7B3D449700 TRACE S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0344 Entering s1ap_generate_downlink_nas_transport()
000901 00216:914848 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/sap/EmmDeregistered.c:0155 Leaving EmmDeregistered() (rc=0)
000902 00216:914857 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0271 Leaving emm_fsm_process() (rc=0)
000903 00216:914865 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_reg.c:0119 Leaving emm_reg_send() (rc=0)
000904 00216:914872 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0143 Leaving emm_sap_send() (rc=0)
000905 00216:914879 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/SecurityModeControl.c:0361 Leaving emm_proc_security_mode_control() (rc=0)
000906 00216:914882 7F7B3D449700 NOTIC S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0399 Send S1AP DOWNLINK_NAS_TRANSPORT message ue_id = 0x00000001 MME_UE_S1AP_ID = 0x00000001 eNB_UE_S1AP_ID = 0x06692D
000907 00216:914887 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM /openair-cn/src/nas/emm/Attach.c:1199 Leaving _emm_attach_security() (rc=0)
000908 00216:914895 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM enair-cn/src/nas/emm/EmmCommon.c:0479 Leaving emm_common_cleanup()
000909 00216:914902 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM enair-cn/src/nas/emm/EmmCommon.c:0228 Leaving emm_proc_common_success() (rc=0)
000910 00216:914906 7F7B3D449700 TRACE S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0409 Leaving s1ap_generate_downlink_nas_transport() (rc=0)
000911 00216:914910 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM ap/EmmCommonProcedureInitiated.c:0196 Leaving EmmCommonProcedureInitiated() (rc=0)
000912 00216:914916 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0271 Leaving emm_fsm_process() (rc=0)
000913 00216:914919 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_reg.c:0119 Leaving emm_reg_send() (rc=0)
000915 00216:914937 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0143 Leaving emm_sap_send() (rc=0)
000914 00216:914930 7F7B3EC4C700 DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0277 [41][20] Sending buffer 0x7f7b24003880 of 42 bytes on stream 1 with ppid 18
000916 00216:914941 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM -cn/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0439 Leaving emm_proc_authentication_complete() (rc=0)
000917 00216:914946 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_recv.c:0758 Leaving emm_recv_authentication_response() (rc=0)
000918 00216:914951 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0434 Leaving _emm_as_recv() (rc=0)
000919 00216:914955 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0541 Leaving _emm_as_data_ind() (rc=0)
000920 00216:914959 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM nair-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0243 Leaving emm_as_send() (rc=0)
000921 00216:914963 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0143 Leaving emm_sap_send() (rc=0)
000922 00216:914967 7F7B3F44D700 TRACE NAS-EM l2/openair-cn/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0326 Leaving nas_proc_ul_transfer_ind() (rc=0)
000923 00216:914978 7F7B3EC4C700 DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0288 Successfully sent 42 bytes on stream 1
000924 00216:940359 7F7B1FFFF700 DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0476 [20][41] Msg of length 56 received from port 36412, on stream 1, PPID 18
000925 00216:940452 7F7B3D449700 TRACE S1AP r-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_decoder.c:0050 Entering s1ap_mme_decode_initiating()
./run_mme: line 87: 2128 Segmentation fault (core dumped) $SUDO mme `echo $exe_arguments` 2>&1

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1. laurent says:
  
  June 22, 2020 at 7:51 am
  
  Hi,
  I don’t know, at least run mme in gdb to see the line of source that makes the SEGV.
  Maybe use another EPC ?
  Laurent
  
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  1. Anthony says:
    
    June 22, 2020 at 12:37 pm
    
    Hi Laurent,
    
    Thanks for the suggestion. I used the gdb option on the OAI MME and it returns the following at the SEGV event :
    Thread 17 “mme” received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
    [Switching to Thread 0x7fffc5ffb700 (LWP 2695)]
    0x00007ffff66af4ad in parsedict_do_avp (dict=0xabca40, avp=0x7fffa8000b30,
    mandatory=1, error_info=0x7fffc5fface0)
    at /home/innocell2/openair-cn/build/git_submodules/freeDiameter/libfdproto/messages.c:2237
    2237 /home/innocell2/openair-cn/build/git_submodules/freeDiameter/libfdproto/messages.c: No such file or directory.
    
    I wondered if it was because of a wrong installation of diameter, so I rebuilt the mme but still have the issue. Would you have an idea on how to proceed ?
    I may try another branch tag if it still doesn’t work, otherwise I’ll move on to another EPC as you suggest.
    
    Anthony
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      June 22, 2020 at 1:12 pm
      
      Hi,
      It looks like the bug we already fixed.
      Your configuration looks different: openair-cn/build/git_submodules/freeDiameter is not the patch we have
      Laurent
      
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Giuseppe says:

June 30, 2020 at 9:42 pm

Hi Laurent,

thanks for this great tutorial.

right in the last entry:

./lte-softmodem -O ~ / opencells-mods / enb.10MHz.b200

I have the following problem (I report the final part of the output):

[INFO] [UHD] linux; GNU C++ version 7.4.0; Boost_106501; UHD_3.14.1.1-release
[HW] Found USRP b200
Found USRP b200
[INFO] [B200] Detected Device: B210
[INFO] [B200] Operating over USB 3.
[INFO] [B200] Detecting internal GPSDO….
[INFO] [GPS] Found an internal GPSDO: GPSTCXO , Firmware Rev 0.929a
[INFO] [B200] Initialize CODEC control…
[INFO] [B200] Initialize Radio control…
[INFO] [B200] Performing register loopback test…
[INFO] [B200] Register loopback test passed
[INFO] [B200] Performing register loopback test…
[INFO] [B200] Register loopback test passed
[INFO] [B200] Asking for clock rate 30.720000 MHz…
[INFO] [B200] Actually got clock rate 30.720000 MHz.
[HW] Clock source set neither in usrp_args nor on command line, using default!
[HW] Time source set neither in usrp_args nor on command line, using default!
— Using calibration table: calib_table_b210_38
Errore di segmentazione (core dump creato)

What could it be?

Thanks in advance

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1. laurent says:
  
  July 1, 2020 at 2:59 pm
  
  Dear Giuseppe,
  Hard to answer
  
  1) command line: too much spaces in your line
  
  2) if it doesn’t work without extra spaces:
  run
  gdb –args ./lte-softmodem -O ~/opencells-mods/enb.10MHz.b200
  when you reach the segmentation error, do “where” and send it back to me.
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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  1. Iverson says:
    
    July 2, 2020 at 11:04 am
    
    Hello Laurent
    Would you mind giving more details about the solution above? I met the same problem like Giuseppe which is caused by clock source and time source.
    But I still have no ideas.
    Best wishes !
    
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  2. Iverson says:
    
    July 2, 2020 at 1:59 pm
    
    Hello dear Laurent
    I followed your advice by using gdb, but when I input where, it informed NO STACK. In order to make you see it clearly, I attached the message below.
    
    gdb -args ./lte-softmodem -O ~/Iverson/eNB/openairinterface5g/cmake_ta
    rgets/ran_build/build/enb.band13.tm1.25PRB.usrpb210.conf
    GNU gdb (Ubuntu 7.11.1-0ubuntu1~16.5) 7.11.1
    Copyright (C) 2016 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
    License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later
    This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it.
    There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. Type “show copying”
    and “show warranty” for details.
    This GDB was configured as “x86_64-linux-gnu”.
    Type “show configuration” for configuration details.
    For bug reporting instructions, please see:
    .
    Find the GDB manual and other documentation resources online at:
    .
    For help, type “help”.
    Type “apropos word” to search for commands related to “word”…
    Reading symbols from ./lte-softmodem…done.
    (gdb) where
    No stack.
    
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2. Iverson says:
  
  July 2, 2020 at 11:35 am
  
  Hello sir
  Do you solve this problem or not? If you are already successful, please give me some suggestions or help.
  Best wishes
  
  Reply
3. laurent says:
  
  July 3, 2020 at 6:43 am
  
  Hi,
  
  I gave a try and got some information from you collectively.
  My understanding is your USRP setup is not correct.
  The call stack in gdb is purely internal USRP/UHD issue.
  You have maybe several versions of “libuhd.so” USRP driver: you have compiled with one version, then run with another one.
  Or you didn’t download the USRP firmware for the UHD version you have.
  
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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  1. Giuseppe says:
    
    July 6, 2020 at 10:13 am
    
    Hi Iverson and Laurent,
    
    I have an error similar to that of Iverson. I have tried with gdb as suggested by Laurent. As Iverson did, I report the error:
    
    gdb –args ./lte-softmodem -O ~/opencells-mods/enb.10MHz.b200
    GNU gdb (Ubuntu 8.1-0ubuntu3.2) 8.1.0.20180409-git
    Copyright (C) 2018 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
    License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later
    This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it.
    There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. Type “show copying”
    and “show warranty” for details.
    This GDB was configured as “x86_64-linux-gnu”.
    Type “show configuration” for configuration details.
    For bug reporting instructions, please see:
    .
    Find the GDB manual and other documentation resources online at:
    .
    For help, type “help”.
    Type “apropos word” to search for commands related to “word”…
    Reading symbols from ./lte-softmodem…done.
    (gdb) where
    No stack.
    (gdb)
    
    Iverson and Laurent, do you have any suggestions?
    
    Reply
liu says:

July 2, 2020 at 12:00 am

Hi laurent,
I followed your steps to run build_mme and found this
mme compilation failed
cp: cannot stat ‘/home/lht/openair-cn/build/mme/build/mme’: No such file or directory
auth_request compiled
‘/home/lht/openair-cn/build/mme/build/auth_request’ -> ‘/usr/local/bin/auth_request’
auth_request installed
then I lookup the log/mme.txt and find error like this
/home/lht/openair-cn/build/mme/build/CMakeFiles/r10.5/INTEGER_oer.c:15:26: error: unknown type name ‘asn_oer_constraints_t’
const asn_oer_constraints_t *constraints, void **sptr,
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
/home/lht/openair-cn/build/mme/build/CMakeFiles/r10.5/NativeEnumerated_oer.c:35:35: error: unknown type name ‘asn_oer_constraints_t’
const asn_oer_constraints_t *constraints,
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
but the build_mme -i work well, and asn1c is installed successfully, could you help me with this problem?

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1. laurent says:
  
  July 2, 2020 at 7:24 am
  
  Dear Liu,
  You compile the EPC with the ans1c ASN.1 compiler version for the eNB.
  Probably you didn’t install our patch for the EPC, as it installs ans1c inside the openair-cn directory to separate it from the openair RAN version.
  Laurent
  
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Iverson says:

July 2, 2020 at 9:26 am

Hi Laurent
I also met the error when running eNB of master branch. The details are attached above
INFO] [UHD] linux; GNU C++ version 5.4.0 20160609; Boost_105800; UHD_3.15.0.HEAD-0-gaea0e2de
[HW] Found USRP b200
Found USRP b200
[INFO] [B200] Detected Device: B210
[INFO] [B200] Operating over USB 3.
[INFO] [B200] Detecting internal GPSDO….
[INFO] [GPS] Found an internal GPSDO: LC_XO, Firmware Rev 0.929b
[INFO] [B200] Initialize CODEC control…
[INFO] [B200] Initialize Radio control…
[INFO] [B200] Performing register loopback test…
[INFO] [B200] Register loopback test passed
[INFO] [B200] Performing register loopback test…
[INFO] [B200] Register loopback test passed
[INFO] [B200] Asking for clock rate 30.720000 MHz…
[INFO] [B200] Actually got clock rate 30.720000 MHz.
[HW] Clock source set neither in usrp_args nor on command line, using default!
[HW] Time source set neither in usrp_args nor on command line, using default!
— Using calibration table: calib_table_b210_38
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
I noticed that you recommanded to use gdb to check but it is a little general to me.
Would you mind giving me more details? Thanks a lot!

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1. laurent says:
  
  July 3, 2020 at 6:38 am
  
  see same question above
  
  Reply
Trung says:

July 16, 2020 at 4:19 am

Hi Laurent,
I follow your instruction, at the step: ./lte-softmodem -O ~/opencells-mods/enb.10MHz.b200
There was below error. Could you help show me a solution for this?

…..
LIBCONFIG] loader.oai_device: 2/2 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
[LOADER] library liboai_device.so successfully loaded
[PHY] Checking for USRPs : UHD 4.0.0.0-711-ge62c93fe (4.0.0)
[INFO] [UHD] linux; GNU C++ version 7.5.0; Boost_106501; UHD_4.0.0.0-711-ge62c93fe
[HW] Found USRP b200
Found USRP b200
[INFO] [B200] Detected Device: B210
[INFO] [B200] Operating over USB 3.
[INFO] [B200] Initialize CODEC control…
[INFO] [B200] Initialize Radio control…
[INFO] [B200] Performing register loopback test…
[INFO] [B200] Register loopback test passed
[INFO] [B200] Performing register loopback test…
[INFO] [B200] Register loopback test passed
[INFO] [B200] Asking for clock rate 30.720000 MHz…
[INFO] [B200] Actually got clock rate 30.720000 MHz.
Setting clock source to internal
[INFO] [B200] Asking for clock rate 30.720000 MHz…
[INFO] [B200] OK
[PHY] cal 0: freq 3500000000.000000, offset 44.000000, diff 990000000.000000
[PHY] cal 1: freq 2660000000.000000, offset 49.800000, diff 150000000.000000
[PHY] cal 2: freq 2300000000.000000, offset 51.000000, diff 210000000.000000
[PHY] cal 3: freq 1880000000.000000, offset 53.000000, diff 630000000.000000
[PHY] cal 4: freq 816000000.000000, offset 57.000000, diff 1694000000.000000
[PHY] RX Gain 0 110.000000 (52.800000) => 57.200000 (max 76.000000)
[PHY] USRP TX_GAIN:89.75 gain_range:89.75 tx_gain:0.00
[PHY] Actual master clock: 30.720000MHz..
…
PHY] init_eNB_afterRU() ************* DJP ***** eNB->frame_parms.nb_antennas_tx:0 – GOING TO HARD CODE TO 1[PHY] inst 0, CC_id 0 : nb_antennas_rx 1
[PHY] Initialise transport
[PHY] init_eNB_proc(inst:0) RC.nb_CC[inst]:1
[PHY] Initializing eNB processes instance:0 CC_id 0
[PHY] eNB->single_thread_flag:0
[HW] [SCHED][eNB] eNB_thread_prach started on CPU 0, sched_policy = SCHED_FIFO , priority = 99, CPU Affinity= CPU_0 CPU_1 CPU_2 CPU_3
[ENB_APP] ALL RUs ready – ALL eNBs ready
[HW] [SCHED][eNB] eNB_thread_prach_br started on CPU 1, sched_policy = SCHED_FIFO , priority = 99, CPU Affinity= CPU_0 CPU_1 CPU_2 CPU_3
[ENB_APP] Sending sync to all threads
[ENB_APP] TYPE TO TERMINATE
got sync (ru_thread)
[PHY] Time in secs now: 46332903
[PHY] Time in secs last pps: 33789692
[PHY] RU 0 rf device ready
[MAC] SCHED_MODE = 0
[PHY] prach_I0 = 0.0 dB
[PHY] max_I0 24, min_I0 12

after 1 minute, it appears errors and exit with below log:
[PHY] [recv] received 0 samples out of 15360
[ERROR] [STREAMER] The receive packet handler caught a value exception.
ValueError: bad vrt header or packet fragment
[PHY] ERROR_CODE_BAD_PACKET

[PHY] rx_rf: Asked for 15360 samples, got 0 from SDR
[PHY] rx_rf: rfdevice timing drift of -332030155 samples (ts_off 46410955)
[ERROR] [STREAMER] recv packet demuxer unexpected sid 0x40014
terminate called after throwing an instance of ‘uhd::io_error’
what(): EnvironmentError: IOError: usb rx6 transfer status: LIBUSB_TRANSFER_ERROR
[PHY] problem receiving samplesLinux signal Aborted…
/home/lttrung/openairinterface5g/targets/RT/USER/lte-softmodem.c:253 signal_handler() Exiting OAI softmodem: softmodem starting exit procedure

On /var/log/syslog, I saw that
Jul 16 11:12:41 lttrung upowerd[1341]: unhandled action ‘unbind’ on /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:14.0/usb2/2-6
Jul 16 11:12:42 lttrung kernel: [ 3474.449673] usb 2-6: new SuperSpeed Gen 1 USB device number 6 using xhci_hcd
Jul 16 11:12:42 lttrung kernel: [ 3474.470444] usb 2-6: LPM exit latency is zeroed, disabling LPM.
Jul 16 11:12:42 lttrung kernel: [ 3474.471306] usb 2-6: New USB device found, idVendor=2500, idProduct=0020, bcdDevice= 0.00
Jul 16 11:12:42 lttrung kernel: [ 3474.471311] usb 2-6: New USB device strings: Mfr=1, Product=2, SerialNumber=3
Jul 16 11:12:42 lttrung kernel: [ 3474.471314] usb 2-6: Product: USRP B200
Jul 16 11:12:42 lttrung kernel: [ 3474.471316] usb 2-6: Manufacturer: Ettus Research LLC
Jul 16 11:12:42 lttrung kernel: [ 3474.471319] usb 2-6: SerialNumber: [xxxxx]
Jul 16 11:12:42 lttrung mtp-probe: checking bus 2, device 6: “/sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:14.0/usb2/2-6”
Jul 16 11:12:42 lttrung mtp-probe: bus: 2, device: 6 was not an MTP device

I don’t know if this cause the issue due to usb connection. Could you show me the output when you plug USRP B210?

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1. laurent says:
  
  July 16, 2020 at 6:53 am
  
  Hi,
  I think this comes from a mismatch in libUHD.so, the uhd driver C header files or a B210 firmware error.
  Please check you have only one version of UHD installed, and redo the USRP firmware download procedure
  Laurent
  
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  1. Trung says:
    
    July 20, 2020 at 2:09 am
    
    Hi Laurent,
    I fresh install the OS, and re-install following the instruction, but I still met the issue. Could you please advise me on this?
    [PHY] max_I0 24, min_I0 12
    [PHY] [recv] received 6144 samples out of 15360
    [ERROR] [STREAMER] The receive packet handler caught a value exception.
    ValueError: bad vrt header or packet fragment
    [PHY] ERROR_CODE_BAD_PACKET
    
    [PHY] rx_rf: Asked for 15360 samples, got 6144 from SDR
    [PHY] rx_rf: rfdevice timing drift of -346534344 samples (ts_off 46369224)
    [ERROR] [STREAMER] recv packet demuxer unexpected sid 0xffb300b8
    [ERROR] [UHD] An unexpected exception was caught in a task loop.The task loop will now exit, things may not work.EnvironmentError: IOError: usb rx8 transfer status: LIBUSB_TRANSFER_ERROR
    terminate called after throwing an instance of ‘uhd::io_error’
    what(): EnvironmentError: IOError: usb rx6 transfer status: LIBUSB_TRANSFER_ERROR
    [PHY] problem receiving samplesLinux signal Aborted…
    /home/lttrung/openairinterface5g/targets/RT/USER/lte-softmodem.c:253 signal_handler() Exiting OAI softmodem: softmodem starting exit procedure
    
    terminate called recursively
    Linux signal Aborted…
    /home/lttrung/openairinterface5g/targets/RT/USER/lte-softmodem.c:253 signal_handler() Exiting OAI softmodem: softmodem starting exit procedure
    
    terminate called recursively
    Linux signal Aborted…
    /home/lttrung/openairinterface5g/targets/RT/USER/lte-softmodem.c:253 signal_handler() Exiting OAI softmodem: softmodem starting exit procedure
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      July 21, 2020 at 7:03 am
      
      Dear Trung,
      This is errors inside the USRP driver.
      
      To confirm there is only one UHD driver, please do:
      sudo find / -name libuhd.so
      you should find only:
      /usr/lib/libuhd.so
      and maybe the same file in the uhd compilation directory like
      /uhd/host/build/lib/libuhd.so
      
      OpenAir can reveal some similar cases, for example if you compiled with “./build_oai –enable-deadline”
      Else, I would suggest to try the UHD test tools like
      /usr/lib/uhd/examples/benchmark_rate –rx_rate 15360000 –tx_rate 15360000
      to verify the USRP + UHD are working fine
      Laurent
      
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      1. Trung says:
        
        July 21, 2020 at 9:42 am
        
        Dear Laurent,
        
        I ran a benchmark, it was good with below log:
        :~/uhd/host/build/utils$ sudo /usr/lib/uhd/examples/benchmark_rate –rx_rate 15360000 –tx_rate 15360000
        
        [INFO] [UHD] linux; GNU C++ version 7.5.0; Boost_106501; UHD_4.0.0.0-804-gb2527716
        [00:00:00.000430] Creating the usrp device with: …
        [INFO] [B200] Detected Device: B210
        [INFO] [B200] Operating over USB 3.
        [INFO] [B200] Initialize CODEC control…
        [INFO] [B200] Initialize Radio control…
        [INFO] [B200] Performing register loopback test…
        [INFO] [B200] Register loopback test passed
        [INFO] [B200] Performing register loopback test…
        [INFO] [B200] Register loopback test passed
        [INFO] [B200] Setting master clock rate selection to ‘automatic’.
        [INFO] [B200] Asking for clock rate 16.000000 MHz…
        [INFO] [B200] Actually got clock rate 16.000000 MHz.
        Using Device: Single USRP:
        Device: B-Series Device
        Mboard 0: B210
        RX Channel: 0
        RX DSP: 0
        RX Dboard: A
        RX Subdev: FE-RX2
        RX Channel: 1
        RX DSP: 1
        RX Dboard: A
        RX Subdev: FE-RX1
        TX Channel: 0
        TX DSP: 0
        TX Dboard: A
        TX Subdev: FE-TX2
        TX Channel: 1
        TX DSP: 1
        TX Dboard: A
        TX Subdev: FE-TX1
        
        [00:00:01.982619132] Setting device timestamp to 0…
        [INFO] [B200] Asking for clock rate 61.440000 MHz…
        [INFO] [B200] Actually got clock rate 61.440000 MHz.
        Error: EnvironmentError: IOError: usb rx6 transfer status: LIBUSB_TRANSFER_ERROR
        tma@tma:~/uhd/host/build/utils$ cd /home/tma/uhd/host/build/utils; sudo ./b2xx_fx3_utils –reset-device
        Device opened (VID=0x2500,PID=0x0020)
        B2xx detected… Control of B2xx granted…
        
        Operation complete! I did it! I did it!
        tma@tma:~/uhd/host/build/utils$ sudo /usr/lib/uhd/examples/benchmark_rate –rx_rate 15360000 –tx_rate 15360000
        
        [INFO] [UHD] linux; GNU C++ version 7.5.0; Boost_106501; UHD_4.0.0.0-804-gb2527716
        [INFO] [B200] Loading firmware image: /usr/share/uhd/images/usrp_b200_fw.hex…
        [00:00:00.000140] Creating the usrp device with: …
        [INFO] [B200] Detected Device: B210
        [INFO] [B200] Loading FPGA image: /usr/share/uhd/images/usrp_b210_fpga.bin…
        [INFO] [B200] Operating over USB 3.
        [INFO] [B200] Detecting internal GPSDO….
        [INFO] [GPS] No GPSDO found
        [INFO] [B200] Initialize CODEC control…
        [INFO] [B200] Initialize Radio control…
        [INFO] [B200] Performing register loopback test…
        [INFO] [B200] Register loopback test passed
        [INFO] [B200] Performing register loopback test…
        [INFO] [B200] Register loopback test passed
        [INFO] [B200] Setting master clock rate selection to ‘automatic’.
        [INFO] [B200] Asking for clock rate 16.000000 MHz…
        [INFO] [B200] Actually got clock rate 16.000000 MHz.
        Using Device: Single USRP:
        Device: B-Series Device
        Mboard 0: B210
        RX Channel: 0
        RX DSP: 0
        RX Dboard: A
        RX Subdev: FE-RX2
        RX Channel: 1
        RX DSP: 1
        RX Dboard: A
        RX Subdev: FE-RX1
        TX Channel: 0
        TX DSP: 0
        TX Dboard: A
        TX Subdev: FE-TX2
        TX Channel: 1
        TX DSP: 1
        TX Dboard: A
        TX Subdev: FE-TX1
        
        [00:00:18.972472863] Setting device timestamp to 0…
        [INFO] [B200] Asking for clock rate 61.440000 MHz…
        [INFO] [B200] Actually got clock rate 61.440000 MHz.
        [00:00:19.320705052] Testing receive rate 15.360000 Msps on 1 channels
        Setting TX spp to 2040
        [00:00:19.345679774] Testing transmit rate 15.360000 Msps on 1 channels
        [00:00:29.600231424] Benchmark complete.
        
        Benchmark rate summary:
        Num received samples: 157814754
        Num dropped samples: 0
        Num overruns detected: 0
        Num transmitted samples: 157500240
        Num sequence errors (Tx): 0
        Num sequence errors (Rx): 0
        Num underruns detected: 0
        Num late commands: 0
        Num timeouts (Tx): 0
        Num timeouts (Rx): 0
        Done!
        
        – According to libuhd, there is just one:
        $sudo find / -name libuhd.so
        /usr/lib/libuhd.so
        /home/lttrung/uhd/host/build/lib/libuhd.so
        
        – I still see the same issue:
        [PHY] prach_I0 = 0.0 dB
        [PHY] max_I0 24, min_I0 12
        [PHY] [recv] received 6144 samples out of 15360
        [ERROR] [STREAMER] The receive packet handler caught a value exception.
        ValueError: bad vrt header or packet fragment
        [PHY] ERROR_CODE_BAD_PACKET
        
        [PHY] rx_rf: Asked for 15360 samples, got 6144 from SDR
        [PHY] rx_rf: rfdevice timing drift of -392036213 samples (ts_off 46436213)
        [ERROR] [STREAMER] recv packet demuxer unexpected sid 0x26ffb4
        [PHY] problem receiving samples[PHY] [recv] received 0 samples out of 15360
        [PHY] ERROR_CODE_TIMEOUT
        
        [PHY] rx_rf: Asked for 15360 samples, got 0 from SDR
        [PHY] rx_rf: rfdevice timing drift of -15360 samples (ts_off -345600000)
        [PHY] problem receiving samples[PHY] [eNB 0/0][RAPROC] Frame 202, subframe 1 Initiating RA procedure with preamble 24, energy 20.7 dB, delay 48
        terminate called after throwing an instance of ‘uhd::io_error’
        what(): EnvironmentError: IOError: usb rx6 transfer status: LIBUSB_TRANSFER_ERROR
        Linux signal Aborted…
        /home/tma/openairinterface5g/targets/RT/USER/lte-softmodem.c:253 signal_handler() Exiting OAI softmodem: softmodem starting exit procedure
        
        – Could you please let me know which uhd version you used? I will switch to it release.
        
        Thanks,
        Trung.
      2. laurent says:
        
        July 22, 2020 at 2:00 pm
        
        Dear Trung,
        I made a “git pull”, that also pulled “UHD_4.0.0.0-804-gb2527716”
        It works also very badly on my computer, even if the errors messages I get are different.
        So, I rolled back to:
        git checkout UHD-3.15.LTS
        This version looks ok, it is probably the best choice for now.
        Laurent
      3. Trung says:
        
        July 23, 2020 at 4:01 pm
        
        Dear Laurent,
        
        Could you send me the output of command “lsusb” and “lsusb -t” when you plug USRP B210?
        
        Thanks,
        Trung.
      4. laurent says:
        
        July 26, 2020 at 7:51 am
        
        Dear Trung,
        lsusb -t
        when I plug the B210 it adds:
        > |__ Port 5: Dev 6, If 0, Class=Vendor Specific Class, Driver=, 480M
        
        lsusb:
        > Bus 001 Device 005: ID 2500:0020
      5. Trung says:
        
        July 24, 2020 at 7:44 am
        
        Dear Laurent,
        
        If possible, could you please help “tail -f /var/log/syslog” when plug USRP B210?
        
        Thanks,
        Trung.
      6. laurent says:
        
        July 26, 2020 at 7:55 am
        
        Hi,
        The output:
        Jul 26 09:51:53 pc6600k kernel: [ 1727.138980] usb 1-5: new high-speed USB device number 7 using xhci_hcd
        Jul 26 09:51:53 pc6600k kernel: [ 1727.287270] usb 1-5: New USB device found, idVendor=2500, idProduct=0020
        Jul 26 09:51:53 pc6600k kernel: [ 1727.287275] usb 1-5: New USB device strings: Mfr=1, Product=2, SerialNumber=3
        Jul 26 09:51:53 pc6600k kernel: [ 1727.287278] usb 1-5: Product: WestBridge
        Jul 26 09:51:53 pc6600k kernel: [ 1727.287281] usb 1-5: Manufacturer: Cypress
        Jul 26 09:51:53 pc6600k kernel: [ 1727.287284] usb 1-5: SerialNumber: 0000000004BE
        Jul 26 09:51:53 pc6600k mtp-probe: checking bus 1, device 7: “/sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:14.0/usb1/1-5”
        Jul 26 09:51:53 pc6600k mtp-probe: bus: 1, device: 7 was not an MTP device
        Jul 26 09:51:53 pc6600k upowerd[2249]: unhandled action ‘bind’ on /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:14.0/usb1/1-5
        
        Laurent
      7. Trung says:
        
        July 27, 2020 at 12:51 am
        
        Thank Laurent so much for your support.
        I did some test on the board, everything is ok but the issue still happens after one or two minutes.
        I will change to another PC to check if the issue still happens.
Zhao says:

August 19, 2020 at 6:35 pm

Hi, the guide is very helpful ! But after i build mme successfully ,then ./run_mme:
\OPENAIRCN_DIR = /home/z/openair-cn
Initializing OAI Logging
Initializing MSC logs
Initializing MSC logs Done
Function s6a_init (&mme_config) has failed
returning 22
What should i do?Is it a kernel problem? I use ubuntu 18.04, kernel 5.4.0-42-generic.

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1. laurent says:
  
  August 20, 2020 at 2:39 pm
  
  Hi,
  It is not a kernel issue.
  I guess you have several free diameter libraries installed
  Laurent
  
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2. Luis says:
  
  June 18, 2024 at 12:05 am
  
  Hello Zhao:
  
  Can you resolve the issue? Please if you can help me. Thanks
  
  Reply
Paul says:

September 8, 2020 at 2:30 pm

Hey Thomas Laurent,

my setup works fine but I have some questions left.
My first question is, how I add proxysettings?
Second question is about UE’s. I used different UE’s and some of them connect instant but the rest can’t even see the basestation. So which conditions need a UE for a connection?

regards Paul

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1. laurent says:
  
  September 9, 2020 at 4:39 pm
  
  Hi Paul,
  Proxy: by Linux ip tables configuration?
  If UE don’t see the base station, my guess is the UE don’t manage the LTE radio band you use
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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Giuseppe says:

September 21, 2020 at 1:20 pm

I Laurent

if I can, I have a couple of questions.
I followed your guide and everything works, but for now I created the 4G link.

1. I would like to use only one pc for both UE and eNB. I know it is inefficient, but it would be for a test. When I start scripts with two USRPs (EU or eNB) I get the following message (in both cases):
[HW] More than one USRP Device Found. Please specify device more precisely in config file.
But which configuration file does it refer to? For example, in case of the eNB, in enb.10MHz.b200.conf I can’t find anything to do that;

2. In other tutorials I saw the option to use Xforms (–d). It is an I/Q samples analyzer. Obviously OAI works with them, but where can I see the I/Q samples transmit (to analyze and modify them)? And where are the received ones? In which files do I find this information?

Regards,
Giuseppe

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1. laurent says:
  
  September 22, 2020 at 3:40 pm
  
  Hi,
  
  1) multiple boards
  https://files.ettus.com/manual/page_identification.html
  The value “arg” is in OAI configuration file: sdr_addrs (see examples in /ci-scripts/conf_files/gnb.band78.tm1.106PRB.usrpn300.conf)
  
  2) save IQ
  see documentation: ./targets/ARCH/iqplayer/DOC/iqrecordplayer_usage.md
  
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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  1. Giuseppe says:
    
    October 1, 2020 at 1:46 pm
    
    Hi Laureant,
    
    Thank you very much 🙂
    
    Another question: I use the eNB and the UE with USRPs b210 only.
    Using two different machines, at the UE side, I am running this:
    sudo ./lte-uesoftmodem -C 2680000000 -r 25 –ue-rxgain 120 –ue-txgain 0 –ue-
    max-power 0 –ue-scan-carrier –nokrnmod 1,
    where all parameters are sett based on the config file of the eNB (as the
    guide).
    
    Now, the UE sees the BS but after many lines I get the following error:
    
    [MAC] Frame 1024: Contention resolution timer 47/48
    [MAC] Module id 0 Contention resolution timer expired, RA failed
    [PHY] [UE 0] Random-access procedure fails, going back to PRACH, setting
    SIStatus = 0, discard temporary C-RNTI and State RRC_IDLE
    [MAC] RA not active
    [RRC] [MSC_MSG][FRAME 01024][RRC_UE][MOD 00][][— MAC_DATA_REQ
    (RRCConnectionRequest eNB 0) —>][MAC_UE][MOD 00][]
    [MAC] [UE 0] Frame 1024: Requested RRCConnectionRequest, got 6 bytes
    [PHY] mode 0
    [PHY] prach_start=7680, overflow=-62184
    [PHY] [UE 0][RAPROC] PRACH PL 46 dB, power -62 dBm (max 0 dBm), digital
    power 45 dB (amp 512)
    [PHY] [UE 0][RAPROC] Frame 1024, subframe 1: Generating PRACH (eNB 0)
    preamble index 4 for UL, TX power -62 dBm (PL 46 dB), l3msg
    [MAC] Received RRC_MAC_CCCH_DATA_REQ from TASK_RRC_UE: instance 0, frameP
    1024, eNB_index 0
    [MAC] [UE 0][RAPROC] Frame 1024 Received RAR (44|00.10.03.4c.0c.cc) for
    preamble 4/4
    bad DCI 1 !!!
    [PHY] [UE 0] Frame 1111, subframe 1: Problem in DCI!
    [RRC] [UE 0] : Frame 1124, Logical Channel UL-CCCH (SRB0), Generating
    RRCConnectionRequest (bytes 6, eNB 0)
    [MAC] RRCConnectionSetup failed, returning to IDLE state
    [PHY] [UE 0] Frame 1123, subframe 2 RRC Connection lost, returning to PRACH
    [PHY] No RAR found with the intended RAPID. The closest RAPID in all RARs is
    0
    [MAC] [UE 0][RAPROC] Frame 1214 Received RAR (40|00.00.03.4c.46.4f) for
    preamble 0/4
    [PHY] [UE 0][RAPROC] Received RAR preamble (4) doesn’t match !!!
    bad DCI 1A !!!
    bad DCI 1 !!!
    [PHY] [UE 0] Frame 1291, subframe 9: Problem in DCI!
    [PHY] frame 1422, subframe 0, rnti ccc, format 0: FATAL ERROR:
    generate_ue_ulsch_params_from_dci, rb_alloc[412] > RIV_max[324]
    [PHY] Wrong DCI0 detection, do not transmit PUSCH for HARQID: 0
    bad DCI 1A !!!
    [PHY] [UE 0] Frame 1735, subframe 5: Problem in DCI!
    [PHY] Delay to wake up UE_Thread_Rx (case 2) avg=2 iterations=10000
    max=25:32:84:101:117:122:171:234:236:263
    [PHY] Delay to process sub-frame (case 3) avg=85 iterations=10000
    max=216:216:224:229:230:231:234:235:237:290
    [PHY] Delay to wake up UE_Thread_Rx (case 2) avg=2 iterations=10000
    max=27:34:42:113:143:165:184:187:201:231
    [PHY] Delay to process sub-frame (case 3) avg=81 iterations=10000
    max=200:200:201:201:201:202:220:225:232:236
    [PHY] Delay between two IQ acquisitions (case 1) avg=999 iterations=20000
    max=1231:1236:1236:1241:1245:1253:1257:1260:1261:1272
    bad DCI 1 !!!
    [PHY] [UE 0] Frame 2355, subframe 5: Problem in DCI!
    
    Any idea about this error of bad DCI 1? Thanks!
    
    Regards,
    Giuseppe.
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      October 2, 2020 at 7:20 am
      
      Hi Guiseppe,
      Bad DCI, there are two causes:
      => a bug in either eNB or OAI UE remain: we can see some of these messages even with perfect signal
      => if you have many, the radio is too poor.
      
      In your trace, I think the radio is very bad: some message are transmitted, but it fails very quickly.
      There could be many issues: parameters, antennas physical configuration, …
      
      Regards,
      Laurent
      
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Trung Le says:

September 30, 2020 at 12:54 am

Dear Laurent,

What max download speed did you get when using USRP B210?
I just got 6Mbps when test with speedtest.com. When I use data, on eNB appears errors below:
Could you advise what is going on?

AC] generate_Msg4 ra->Msg4_frame SFN/SF: 1018.4, frameP SFN/SF: 1018.4 FOR eNB_Mod: 0
[MAC] eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 1018, subframeP 4: Delaying Msg4 for RRC Piggyback (RNTI 8cfa)
[MAC] generate_Msg4 ra->Msg4_frame SFN/SF: 1018.5, frameP SFN/SF: 1018.5 FOR eNB_Mod: 0
[MAC] eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 1018, subframeP 5: Delaying Msg4 for RRC Piggyback (RNTI 8cfa)
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 1018.4 ULSCH in error in round 3, ul_cqi 118, UE_id 0, RNTI dd9c
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 1019.2 ULSCH in error in round 0, ul_cqi 114, UE_id 0, RNTI dd9c
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 1020.0 ULSCH in error in round 1, ul_cqi 114, UE_id 0, RNTI dd9c
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 1020.8 ULSCH in error in round 2, ul_cqi 114, UE_id 0, RNTI dd9c
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 1021.6 ULSCH in error in round 3, ul_cqi 118, UE_id 0, RNTI dd9c
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 1022.4 ULSCH in error in round 0, ul_cqi 116, UE_id 0, RNTI dd9c
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 1023.2 ULSCH in error in round 1, ul_cqi 114, UE_id 0, RNTI dd9c
[MAC] UE rnti dd9c : in synch, PHR 27 dB DL CQI 2 PUSCH SNR 44 PUCCH SNR 5
[MAC] UE rnti 8cfa : in synch, PHR 0 dB DL CQI 0 PUSCH SNR -64 PUCCH SNR -64
[RRC] UE rnti dd9c: S-TMSI ea003c1d failure timer 0/8
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 0.0 ULSCH in error in round 2, ul_cqi 118, UE_id 0, RNTI dd9c
[PHY] max_I0 37, min_I0 31
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 0.8 ULSCH in error in round 3, ul_cqi 120, UE_id 0, RNTI dd9c
[RRC] [FRAME 00001][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 523a] Decoding UL CCCH 1b.b3.80.3.bf.28 (0x9a58bc3)
[RRC] [FRAME 00001][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 523a] LTE_RRCConnectionReestablishmentRequest cause Other Failure
[RRC] [FRAME 00001][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 523a] RCConnectionReestablishmentComplete(Previous) don’t receive, delete the Previous UE
[MAC] Added physicalConfigDedicated 0x7f85740239f0 for 0.1
[RRC] [FRAME 00001][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 523a] [RAPROC] Logical Channel DL-CCCH, Generating LTE_RRCConnectionReestablishment (bytes 25)
[RRC] [FRAME 00001][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 523a]CALLING RLC CONFIG SRB1 (rbid 1)
add new uid is 4 523a

[PDCP] [FRAME 00001][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 523a][SRB 01] Action ADD LCID 1 (SRB id 1) configured with SN size 5 bits and RLC AM
[RLC] [FRAME 00001][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 523a] [SRB 1] rrc_rlc_add_rlc SRB
[RLC] [FRAME 00001][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 523a][SRB AM 01][CONFIGURE] max_retx_threshold 4 poll_pdu 4 poll_byte 65535 t_poll_retransmit 80 t_reordering 35 t_status_prohibit 0
[PDCP] remove uid is 5/5 8cfa
[MAC] Removing UE 2 from Primary CC_id 0 (rnti 8cfa)
[MAC] generate_Msg4 ra->Msg4_frame SFN/SF: 1.6, frameP SFN/SF: 1.6 FOR eNB_Mod: 0
[MAC] eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 1, subframeP 6: Delaying Msg4 for RRC Piggyback (RNTI 523a)
[MAC] generate_Msg4 ra->Msg4_frame SFN/SF: 1.7, frameP SFN/SF: 1.7 FOR eNB_Mod: 0
[MAC] eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 1, subframeP 7: Delaying Msg4 for RRC Piggyback (RNTI 523a)
[MAC] generate_Msg4 ra->Msg4_frame SFN/SF: 1.8, frameP SFN/SF: 1.8 FOR eNB_Mod: 0
[MAC] eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 1, subframeP 8: Delaying Msg4 for RRC Piggyback (RNTI 523a)
[MAC] generate_Msg4 ra->Msg4_frame SFN/SF: 1.9, frameP SFN/SF: 1.9 FOR eNB_Mod: 0
[MAC] eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 1, subframeP 9: Delaying Msg4 for RRC Piggyback (RNTI 523a)
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 1.6 ULSCH in error in round 0, ul_cqi 116, UE_id 0, RNTI dd9c
[MAC] generate_Msg4 ra->Msg4_frame SFN/SF: 2.0, frameP SFN/SF: 2.0 FOR eNB_Mod: 0
[MAC] eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 2, subframeP 0: Delaying Msg4 for RRC Piggyback (RNTI 523a)
[MAC] generate_Msg4 ra->Msg4_frame SFN/SF: 2.1, frameP SFN/SF: 2.1 FOR eNB_Mod: 0
[MAC] eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 2, subframeP 1: Delaying Msg4 for RRC Piggyback (RNTI 523a)
[MAC] generate_Msg4 ra->Msg4_frame SFN/SF: 2.2, frameP SFN/SF: 2.2 FOR eNB_Mod: 0
[MAC] eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 2, subframeP 2: Delaying Msg4 for RRC Piggyback (RNTI 523a)
[MAC] generate_Msg4 ra->Msg4_frame SFN/SF: 2.3, frameP SFN/SF: 2.3 FOR eNB_Mod: 0
[MAC] eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 2, subframeP 3: Delaying Msg4 for RRC Piggyback (RNTI 523a)
[MAC] generate_Msg4 ra->Msg4_frame SFN/SF: 2.4, frameP SFN/SF: 2.4 FOR eNB_Mod: 0
[MAC] eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 2, subframeP 4: Delaying Msg4 for RRC Piggyback (RNTI 523a)
[MAC] generate_Msg4 ra->Msg4_frame SFN/SF: 2.5, frameP SFN/SF: 2.5 FOR eNB_Mod: 0
[MAC] eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 2, subframeP 5: Delaying Msg4 for RRC Piggyback (RNTI 523a)
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 2.4 ULSCH in error in round 1, ul_cqi 118, UE_id 0, RNTI dd9c
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 3.2 ULSCH in error in round 2, ul_cqi 110, UE_id 0, RNTI dd9c
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 4.0 ULSCH in error in round 3, ul_cqi 112, UE_id 0, RNTI dd9c
[MAC] [eNB 0][PUSCH 0] CC_id 0 4.8 ULSCH in error in round 0, ul_cqi 108, UE_id 0, RNTI dd9c

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1. laurent says:
  
  October 1, 2020 at 10:52 am
  
  Hi,
  
  I get much more in good radio with speedtest.
  
  About “ULSCH in error in round”: there are bugs in eNB that trigger some lost packets, but if you have a lot of them, it is a radio parameters issue.
  When the sequence is each round 0/1/2/3, we could assume it is related to bugs
  When the sequence doesn’t finish by round 3, it means the packet is re-transmitted correctly before HARQ give up retrying (then TCP will retransmit but it reduces a lot the effective transmission)
  
  If you use the legacy EPC as in my tuto, there are also issues in this EPC.
  You may use local speedtest server, for example:
  https://github.com/librespeed/speedtest
  
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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sun says:

September 30, 2020 at 6:34 am

Hi Laurent,

I tried to run the All-in-one-openairinterface with 2 B210 for 2 eNB. The first eNB works fine, but when run the second eNB, the following error occurs. do you have any ideas for the error [NETLINK] Error opening socket oaitun_enm1 (16:Device or resource busy)?

[CONFIG] get parameters from libconfig /home/oai/2nd/enb_use_3HK_band1_earfcn_499_full.conf , debug flags: 0x00000000
[CONFIG] function config_libconfig_init returned 0
[CONFIG] config module libconfig loaded
[LIBCONFIG] config: 1/1 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
# /dev/cpu_dma_latency set to 0us
[LIBCONFIG] log_config: 3/3 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] log_config: 46/46 parameters successfully set, (40 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] log_config: 46/46 parameters successfully set, (46 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] log_config: 15/15 parameters successfully set, (15 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] log_config: 15/15 parameters successfully set, (15 to default value)
log init done
Reading in command-line options
[LIBCONFIG] (root): 21/21 parameters successfully set, (18 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] (root): 5/5 parameters successfully set, (4 to default value)
Getting ENBSParams
[LIBCONFIG] (root): 3/3 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] THREAD_STRUCT.[0]: 2/2 parameters successfully set, (0 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] THREAD_STRUCT.[0]: 2/2 parameters successfully set, (0 to default value)
Configuration: nb_rrc_inst 1, nb_L1_inst 1, nb_ru 1
[LIBCONFIG] loader: 2/2 parameters successfully set, (2 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] loader.NB_IoT: 2/2 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
[LOADER] library libNB_IoT.so is not loaded: libNB_IoT.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
nb_nbiot_rrc_inst 0, nb_nbiot_L1_inst 0, nb_nbiot_macrlc_inst 0
[LIBCONFIG] TTracer: 4/4 parameters successfully set, (4 to default value)
configuring for RAU/RRU
CPU Freq is 2.304095
ITTI init, useMME: 1
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_UNKNOWN as task 0
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_TIMER as task 1
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_L2L1 as task 2
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_BM as task 3
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_PHY_ENB as task 4
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_MAC_ENB as task 5
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_RLC_ENB as task 6
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_RRC_ENB_NB_IoT as task 7
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_PDCP_ENB as task 8
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_DATA_FORWARDING as task 9
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_END_MARKER as task 10
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_RRC_ENB as task 11
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_RAL_ENB as task 12
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_S1AP as task 13
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_X2AP as task 14
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_M2AP_ENB as task 15
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_M2AP_MCE as task 16
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_M3AP as task 17
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_M3AP_MME as task 18
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_M3AP_MCE as task 19
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_SCTP as task 20
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_ENB_APP as task 21
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_MCE_APP as task 22
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_MME_APP as task 23
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_FLEXRAN_AGENT as task 24
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_PHY_UE as task 25
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_MAC_UE as task 26
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_RLC_UE as task 27
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_PDCP_UE as task 28
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_RRC_UE as task 29
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_NAS_UE as task 30
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_RAL_UE as task 31
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_MSC as task 32
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_GTPV1_U as task 33
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_UDP as task 34
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_CU_F1 as task 35
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_DU_F1 as task 36
[LIBCONFIG] opt: 3/3 parameters successfully set, (3 to default value)
[OPT] OPT disabled
reported resolution = 1 ns
[HW] Version: Branch: develop Abrev. Hash: 2161ff6cf Date: Mon Dec 23 13:38:59 2019 +0100
Runtime table
[PHY] RC.eNB = 0x564d508b2400
[LIBCONFIG] L1s.[0]: 24/24 parameters successfully set, (22 to default value)
[PHY] RC.eNB[0] = 0x564d508b24b0
[PHY] RC.eNB[0][0] = 0x7f499e67a010
[ENB_APP] Initializing northbound interface for L1
[PHY] l1_north_init_eNB() RC.nb_L1_inst:1
[PHY] l1_north_init_eNB() RC.nb_L1_CC[0]:1
[PHY] l1_north_init_eNB() RC.eNB[0][0] installing callbacks
[PHY] read_config_and_init() RC.nb_L1_inst: 1
[LIBCONFIG] MACRLCs.[0]: 21/21 parameters successfully set, (15 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] MACRLCs.[0]: 21/21 parameters successfully set, (15 to default value)
[MAC] [MAIN] Init function start:nb_macrlc_inst=1
[PDCP] PDCP layer has been initialized
Configuring local RRC for MACRLC
[ENB_APP] sched mode = default 0 [default]
[MAC] read_config_and_init() RC.nb_macrlc_inst: 1
[PHY] l1_north_init_eNB() RC.nb_L1_inst:1
[PHY] l1_north_init_eNB() RC.nb_L1_CC[0]:1
[PHY] l1_north_init_eNB() RC.eNB[0][0] installing callbacks
[LIBCONFIG] (root): 3/3 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0]: 20/20 parameters successfully set, (11 to default value)
[RRC] Instance 0: Southbound Transport local_mac
[RRC] Setting node_type to ngran_eNB
[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0].plmn_list.[0]: 3/3 parameters successfully set, (0 to default value)
[RRC] num component carriers 1
[RRC] enb_config::RCconfig_RRC() parameter number: 0, total number of parameters: 78, ccspath: eNBs.[0].component_carriers.[0]

[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0].component_carriers.[0]: 78/78 parameters successfully set, (9 to default value)
phich.resource 0 (ONESIXTH), phich.duration 0 (NORMAL)
No eMBMS configuration, skipping it
[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0].component_carriers.[0].emtc_parameters: 88/88 parameters successfully set, (88 to default value)
No eMTC configuration, skipping it
[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0].component_carriers.[0].SLparameters: 39/39 parameters successfully set, (39 to default value)
No SL configuration skipping it
[LIBCONFIG] eNBs.[0].srb1_parameters: 6/6 parameters successfully set, (0 to default value)
[RRC] Node type 0
[LIBCONFIG] (root): 3/3 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] NETWORK_CONTROLLER: 6/6 parameters successfully set, (0 to default value)
[FLEXRAN_AGENT] FlexRAN Agent for eNB 0 is DISABLED
[PDCP] PDCP layer has been initialized
[PDCP] pdcp init,usegtp
[PDCP] ENB pdcp will use tun interface for MBMS
[NETLINK] Error opening socket oaitun_enm1 (16:Device or resource busy)

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1. laurent says:
  
  October 1, 2020 at 11:00 am
  
  Hi,
  You are right, and it is not the single issue in OpenAir implementation of MBMS.
  The interface name is hardcoded in the call to: netlink_init_mbms_tun()
  You can modify the source code or run each eNB in a separate network namespace, exactly as in our tuto: https://open-cells.com/index.php/2019/09/23/rf-simulator-and-oai-ue-tutorial/
  Laurent
  
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ashutosh singh says:

October 20, 2020 at 11:30 pm

Hi Laurent ,

Doing a LTEsetup with opencells and using USRP B210 , I am getting error while running ltesoftmodem:

./lte-softmodem -O ../../../../opencells-mods/enb.10MHz.b200

[INFO] [B200] Register loopback test passed
[INFO] [B200] Performing register loopback test…
[INFO] [B200] Register loopback test passed
[INFO] [B200] Asking for clock rate 30.720000 MHz…
[INFO] [B200] Actually got clock rate 30.720000 MHz.
lte-softmodem: /usr/include/boost/smart_ptr/shared_ptr.hpp:734: typename boost::detail::sp_member_access::type boost::shared_ptr::operator->() const [with T = uhd::property_tree; typename boost::detail::sp_member_access::type = uhd::property_tree*]: Assertion `px != 0′ failed.
Linux signal Aborted…
/home/lab_5g/openairinterface5g/targets/RT/USER/lte-softmodem.c:253 signal_handler() Exiting OAI softmodem: softmodem starting exit procedure

I ran the below command with gdb and found the where out as below :
gdb -args ./lte-softmodem -O ../../../../opencells-mods/enb.10MHz.b200

backtrace shows below:

Thread 1 “lte-softmodem” received signal SIGABRT, Aborted.
__GI_raise (sig=sig@entry=6) at ../sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux/raise.c:51
51 ../sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux/raise.c: No such file or directory.
(gdb) where
#0 __GI_raise (sig=sig@entry=6) at ../sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux/raise.c:51
#1 0x00007ffff593a8b1 in __GI_abort () at abort.c:79
#2 0x00007ffff592a42a in __assert_fail_base (
fmt=0x7ffff5ab1a38 “%s%s%s:%u: %s%sAssertion `%s’ failed.\n%n”,
assertion=assertion@entry=0x7fffdb76e537 “px != 0”,
file=file@entry=0x7fffdb76e360 “/usr/include/boost/smart_ptr/shared_ptr.hpp”,
line=line@entry=734,
function=function@entry=0x7fffdb7b7d20 “typename boost::detail::sp_member_access::type boost::shared_ptr::operator->() const [with T = uhd::property_tree; typename boost::detail::sp_member_access::type = uhd::property_tree*]”) at assert.c:92
#3 0x00007ffff592a4a2 in __GI___assert_fail (assertion=0x7fffdb76e537 “px != 0”,
file=0x7fffdb76e360 “/usr/include/boost/smart_ptr/shared_ptr.hpp”, line=734,
function=0x7fffdb7b7d20 “typename boost::detail::sp_member_access::type boost::shared_ptr::operator->() const [with T = uhd::property_tree; typename boost::detail::sp_member_access::type = uhd::property_tree*]”) at assert.c:101
#4 0x00007fffdb166143 in ?? () from /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libuhd.so.3.14.1
#5 0x00007fffdb16dbf5 in ?? () from /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libuhd.so.3.14.1
#6 0x00007fffdb197c2f in ?? () from /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libuhd.so.3.14.1
#7 0x00007fffdbcb7f82 in device_init (device=, openair0_cfg=)
at /home/lab_5g/openairinterface5g/targets/ARCH/USRP/USERSPACE/LIB/usrp_lib.cpp:1112
#8 0x000055555593661f in load_lib (device=device@entry=0x555556c7cd58,
openair0_cfg=openair0_cfg@entry=0x555556c7cdf8, cfg=cfg@entry=0x0,
flag=flag@entry=0 ‘\000’)
at /home/lab_5g/openairinterface5g/targets/ARCH/COMMON/common_lib.c:124
#9 0x0000555555936864 in openair0_device_load (device=device@entry=0x555556c7cd58,
openair0_cfg=openair0_cfg@entry=0x555556c7cdf8)
at /home/lab_5g/openairinterface5g/targets/ARCH/COMMON/common_lib.c:134
#10 0x00005555559259c3 in init_RU_proc (ru=ru@entry=0x555556c7c900)
at /home/lab_5g/openairinterface5g/targets/RT/USER/lte-ru.c:2260
#11 0x0000555555929dec in init_RU (rf_config_file=,
clock_source=, time_source=, send_dmrssync=)
at /home/lab_5g/openairinterface5g/targets/RT/USER/lte-ru.c:2687
#12 0x00005555559032bb in main (argc=, argv=)
at /home/lab_5g/openairinterface5g/targets/RT/USER/lte-softmodem.c:671

Now I did below things :

root@yy212477:/home/lab_5g/uhd# git checkout UHD-3.15.LTS
Already on ‘UHD-3.15.LTS’
Your branch is up to date with ‘origin/UHD-3.15.LTS’.

I have below package :

root@yy212477:/home/lab_5g# dpkg -l | grep uhd
ii libuhd-dev 3.14.1.1-0ubuntu1~bionic1 amd64 universal hardware driver for Ettus Research products
ii libuhd003:amd64 3.13.0.1-0ubuntu1~bionic1 amd64 hardware driver for Ettus Research products
ii libuhd3.14.1:amd64 3.14.1.1-0ubuntu1~bionic1 amd64 hardware driver for Ettus Research products
ii uhd-host 3.14.1.1-0ubuntu1~bionic1 amd64 hardware driver for Ettus Research products – host apps

UHD is installed following below commands :
1-sudo apt-get install libboost-all-dev libusb-1.0-0-dev python-mako doxygen python-docutils python-requests python3-pip cmake build-essential
2-pip3 install mako numpy
3-git clone git://github.com/EttusResearch/uhd.git
4-cd uhd; mkdir host/build; cd host/build
5-cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr ..
6-make -j4
7-sudo make install
8-sudo ldconfig
9-sudo /usr/lib/uhd/utils/uhd_images_downloader.py

Also I have installed :
sudo apt-get -y install git swig cmake doxygen build-essential libboost-all-dev libtool libusb-1.0-0 libusb-1.0-0-dev libudev-dev libncurses5-dev libfftw3-bin libfftw3-dev libfftw3-doc libcppunit-1.14-0 libcppunit-dev libcppunit-doc ncurses-bin cpufrequtils python-numpy python-numpy-doc python-numpy-dbg python-scipy python-docutils qt4-bin-dbg qt4-default qt4-doc libqt4-dev libqt4-dev-bin python-qt4 python-qt4-dbg python-qt4-dev python-qt4-doc python-qt4-doc libqwt6abi1 libfftw3-bin libfftw3-dev libfftw3-doc ncurses-bin libncurses5 libncurses5-dev libncurses5-dbg libfontconfig1-dev libxrender-dev libpulse-dev swig g++ automake autoconf libtool python-dev libfftw3-dev libcppunit-dev libboost-all-dev libusb-dev libusb-1.0-0-dev fort77 libsdl1.2-dev python-wxgtk3.0 git libqt4-dev python-numpy ccache python-opengl libgsl-dev python-cheetah python-mako python-lxml doxygen qt4-default qt4-dev-tools libusb-1.0-0-dev libqwtplot3d-qt5-dev pyqt4-dev-tools python-qwt5-qt4 cmake git wget libxi-dev gtk2-engines-pixbuf r-base-dev python-tk liborc-0.4-0 liborc-0.4-dev libasound2-dev python-gtk2 libzmq3-dev libzmq5 python-requests python-sphinx libcomedi-dev python-zmq libqwt-dev libqwt6abi1 python-six libgps-dev libgps23 gpsd gpsd-clients python-gps python-setuptools

I just not have done below step:
Finally, make sure that the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable is defined and includes the folder under which UHD was installed. Most commonly, you can add the line below to the end of your $HOME/.bashrc file:

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib

thanks
Ashutosh

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1. laurent says:
  
  October 21, 2020 at 8:16 am
  
  Ashutosh,
  Thanks for sharing.
  Anything we need to fix in our tutorial ?
  Laurent
  
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Ferho says:

October 27, 2020 at 12:57 pm

Dear Laurent,
Hi
Does this tutorial support X2 HO?

Thanks
Best regards

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1. laurent says:
  
  October 27, 2020 at 6:53 pm
  
  Hi,
  I didn’t try, it more complex setup.
  Of course, HO require 2 eNBs, than would probably run on 2 different computers.
  Best regards,
  Laurent
  
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Sadman Sakib says:

October 31, 2020 at 8:30 am

Hi Laurent,
I’m trying to run the LTE components. I’m using openairinterface5G repo in gitlab and openair-epc-fed repo in github. I’m running the eNB and UE executables, lte-softmodem and lte-uesoftmodem. During the Initial Attach, the authentication procedure of UE succeeds. But when the MME tries to establish the PDN connectivity, T3 Response timer expires 3 times and it produces the error “N3 retries expired for transaction 0x7f3910004860”. Consequently, the Attach procedure is rejected.

Here’s a part of the MME’s log:
001102 00127:491770 7F3937FFF700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0122 Received 1 events
001103 00129:491639 7F39377FE700 DEBUG S11 enair-mme/src/s11/s11_mme_task.c:0297 Processing timeout for timer_id 0x7f3910004840 and arg 0x7f3910004980
001104 00129:491671 7F39377FE700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:2152 Entering nwGtpv2cProcessTimeout()
001105 00129:491679 7F39377FE700 WARNI GTPv2- nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cTrxn.c:0087 T3 Response timer expired for transaction 0x7f3910004860
001106 00129:491692 7F39377FE700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:2229 Entering nwGtpv2cStartTimer()
001107 00129:491705 7F39377FE700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:2294 Started timer 0x7f39040011a0 for info 0x0x7f3910004980!
001108 00129:491705 7F3937FFF700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0077 Looking for task 9
001109 00129:491710 7F39377FE700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:2300 Leaving nwGtpv2cStartTimer() (rc=0)
001110 00129:491726 7F3937FFF700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0093 Found matching port with high port 39103.
001111 00129:491733 7F39377FE700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:2213 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessTimeout() (rc=0)
001112 00129:491739 7F3937FFF700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0446 [39] Sending message of size 200 to 192.168.61.4 and port 2123
001113 00129:491856 7F3937FFF700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0122 Received 1 events
001114 00130:484261 7F39367FC700 DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0039
001122 00131:491748 7F39377FE700 DEBUG S11 enair-mme/src/s11/s11_mme_task.c:0297 Processing timeout for timer_id 0x7f39040011a0 and arg 0x7f3910004980
001123 00131:491773 7F39377FE700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:2152 Entering nwGtpv2cProcessTimeout()
001124 00131:491779 7F39377FE700 WARNI GTPv2- nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cTrxn.c:0087 T3 Response timer expired for transaction 0x7f3910004860
001125 00131:491792 7F39377FE700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:2229 Entering nwGtpv2cStartTimer()
001126 00131:491803 7F39377FE700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:2294 Started timer 0x7f3910001330 for info 0x0x7f3910004980!
001127 00131:491803 7F3937FFF700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0077 Looking for task 9
001128 00131:491808 7F39377FE700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:2300 Leaving nwGtpv2cStartTimer() (rc=0)
001129 00131:491821 7F3937FFF700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0093 Found matching port with high port 39103.
001130 00131:491825 7F39377FE700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:2213 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessTimeout() (rc=0)
001131 00131:491827 7F3937FFF700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0446 [39] Sending message of size 200 to 192.168.61.4 and port 2123
001132 00131:491914 7F3937FFF700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0122 Received 1 events
001133 00133:491851 7F39377FE700 DEBUG S11 enair-mme/src/s11/s11_mme_task.c:0297 Processing timeout for timer_id 0x7f3910001330 and arg 0x7f3910004980
001134 00133:491878 7F39377FE700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:2152 Entering nwGtpv2cProcessTimeout()
001135 00133:491884 7F39377FE700 WARNI GTPv2- nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cTrxn.c:0087 T3 Response timer expired for transaction 0x7f3910004860
001136 00133:491890 7F39377FE700 ERROR GTPv2- nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cTrxn.c:0141 N3 retries expired for transaction 0x7f3910004860

Any idea how to solve this? If you need to see the configuration files too, please let me know.

Best regards,
Sadman

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tianye says:

November 18, 2020 at 12:01 am

Wenn I tried to compile eNB, I got this report

nasmesh compilation failed
build have failed

Do you how to du with it?

best regards

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1. laurent says:
  
  November 18, 2020 at 8:06 am
  
  You have the log in cmake_targets/log/nasmesh.Rel15.txt
  
  Nasmesh driver is not very usefull with recent OAI: if you add the option “–nokrnmod 1”, the main process uses directly Linux tunnels insead of the OAI driver (called nasmesh)
  
  Best regards,
  Laurent
  
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Charbel Lahoud says:

November 19, 2020 at 5:37 pm

Hello,

I have implemented OAI UE + eNB + EPC as well as the noS1 option, and in both cases, the RRC connection fails. Only the synchronization (PCCH) of the physical layer is working.

The USRP SDR used is N321. Please any help?

Thanks a lot.
Kind regards
Charbel

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1. laurent says:
  
  November 19, 2020 at 9:21 pm
  
  Hi,
  The radio link is probably poor.
  Could you share selected trace lines?
  Regards
  Laurent
  
  Reply
canghai says:

November 24, 2020 at 3:27 am

Hi Laurent!

Thank you for this tutorial.

I have setup the EPC + eNB and my UE is able to connect and reach internet through OAI network.

But The MME is craching after few minutes with the below error even with MCC not starting with 0.

I’m using MCC = 208 and MNC = 93.

My SIM Card IMSI is 208930000000001, not 13 bit.

Assertion ((15 == auth_info_req->imsi_length)|| (14 == auth_info_req->imsi_length)) failed!
In nas_itti_auth_info_req() /root/openair-cn/src/nas/nas_itti_messaging.c:320
Bad IMSI length 13
Will Intentionaly raise SEGFAULT to be catched by GDB!
Obtained 10 stack frames.
mme(display_backtrace+0x28) [0x5074fe]
mme(nas_itti_auth_info_req+0x14d) [0x456146]
mme() [0x47a74a]
mme(emm_proc_attach_request+0x1260) [0x479a40]
mme(emm_recv_attach_request+0xbad) [0x44d1e6]
mme() [0x447554]
mme(emm_as_send+0xff) [0x4462dc]
mme(emm_sap_send+0xd5) [0x441e16]
mme(nas_proc_establish_ind+0x1ba) [0x4395d8]
mme() [0x438e4e]
./run_mme: line 87: 21658 Segmentation fault $SUDO mme `echo $exe_arguments` 2>&1

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1. laurent says:
  
  November 24, 2020 at 10:45 pm
  
  Hi,
  It crashed when it receives the UE connection request
  Is it specific to this IMSI value?
  For example: 208930100001101 is working ?
  Have you changed the MME configuration file from our tuto to your MNC ?
  regards,
  Laurent
  
  Reply
  1. canghai says:
    
    November 25, 2020 at 7:25 am
    
    Yeah,
    I try it, it’s also crashed, when ue connect it, the mme should crashed.
    
    Reply
  2. canghai says:
    
    November 25, 2020 at 10:20 am
    
    Yeah,
    I try it, changed IMSI or changed MNC, use different machine enb.
    when ue connect mme, crashed.
    The difference is the length of time, sometimes immediately, sometimes waiting a few minutes
    
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canghai says:

November 25, 2020 at 7:24 am

Yeah，
I try it，but 208930100001101 is also crashed.
When UE connected over，the mme crashed.

001162 00064:993092 7FEEDFFFF700 TRACE S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0431 Entering s1ap_handle_conn_est_cnf()
001163 00064:993098 7FEEDFFFF700 TRACE S1AP t/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0414 Found ue_ref 0x7feed4001210 mme_ue_s1ap_id 0x00000001
001164 00064:993104 7FEEDFFFF700 TRACE S1AP t/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0428 Found ue_ref 0x7feed4001210 mme_ue_s1ap_id 0x00000001
001165 00064:993112 7FEEDFFFF700 TRACE S1AP t/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0469 Return ue_ref 0x7feed4001210
001166 00064:993119 7FEEDFFFF700 DEBUG S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0545 security_capabilities_encryption_algorithms 0x00E0
001167 00064:993122 7FEEDFFFF700 DEBUG S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0546 security_capabilities_integrity_algorithms 0x00E0
001168 00064:993289 7FEEDFFFF700 NOTIC S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0569 Send S1AP_INITIAL_CONTEXT_SETUP_REQUEST message MME_UE_S1AP_ID = 0x00000001 eNB_UE_S1AP_ID = 0x06692D
001169 00064:993302 7FEEDFFFF700 TRACE S1AP c/s1ap/s1ap_mme_nas_procedures.c:0578 Leaving s1ap_handle_conn_est_cnf()
001170 00064:993339 7FEEF5982700 DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0277 [40][8] Sending buffer 0x7feed4003390 of 193 bytes on stream 1 with ppid 18
001171 00064:993443 7FEEF5982700 DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0288 Successfully sent 193 bytes on stream 1

Assertion (ue_ref_p->s1_ue_state == S1AP_UE_WAITING_CRR) failed!
In s1ap_mme_handle_ue_context_release_complete() /root/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme_handlers.c:874

Will Intentionaly raise SEGFAULT to be catched by GDB!
Obtained 6 stack frames.
mme(display_backtrace+0x28) [0x5074fe]
mme(s1ap_mme_handle_ue_context_release_complete+0x30b) [0x4c0c69]
mme(s1ap_mme_handle_message+0x168) [0x4bdfc3]
mme(s1ap_mme_thread+0x1db) [0x4bb6c9]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpthread.so.0(+0x76ba) [0x7feefc5776ba]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(clone+0x6d) [0x7feefab364dd]
./run_mme: line 87: 85866 Segmentation fault $SUDO mme `echo $exe_arguments` 2>&1

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1. laurent says:
  
  November 26, 2020 at 8:27 am
  
  Hi,
  I think I have seen this case.
  Maybe the UE connected before, then is lost (Radio link), then the UE reconnects.
  In a sequence like this, the MME get lost at a time and make SEGV.
  I think nobody will fix this old MME version.
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
  Reply
  1. canghai says:
    
    November 29, 2020 at 11:30 am
    
    Hi,
    OK, I understand.
    Thank you very much!
    
    Reply
Puthirithea Khuntheng says:

November 26, 2020 at 10:07 am

Hi Laurent,

Can we use custom MCC as we wish (except the one begin with 00)? For example I want to configure 855456 as my PLMN.

Thanks,

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1. laurent says:
  
  November 26, 2020 at 10:28 am
  
  Hi Puthirithea,
  Yes, nevertheless specify in each needed file that your MNC is 3 digits
  The 00 beging in a MME bug, if you use another EPC it will be fine.
  Regards,
  
  Reply
Ranjith says:

December 10, 2020 at 6:28 am

While running the MME, I got this error and terminated.
Initializing OAI Logging
Initializing MSC logs
Initializing MSC logs Done

Assertion (0) failed!
In sctp_intertask_interface() /home/idrbt/openair-cn/src/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:642
Failed to create new SCTP listener

Will Intentionaly raise SEGFAULT to be catched by GDB!
Obtained 4 stack frames.
mme(display_backtrace+0x28) [0x55eb1abca847]
mme(+0x1150cf) [0x55eb1aba50cf]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpthread.so.0(+0x76db) [0x7fc02f1d26db]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(clone+0x3f) [0x7fc02d63371f]
./run_mme: line 87: 8371 Segmentation fault $SUDO mme `echo $exe_arguments` 2>&1

need some help

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1. laurent says:
  
  December 10, 2020 at 11:30 am
  
  Ranjith,
  Help answer: (As per what is written) it failed to open a sctp socket.
  Your IP address is wrong, or something like this.
  Note that the MME trace file should contain the Linux answer with the issue details
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
  Reply
2. Luis says:
  
  June 17, 2024 at 10:27 pm
  
  Hello Ranjith;
  
  Did you solve the problem? I have the same issue. Thanks, Luis.
  
  Reply
Rithea says:

December 22, 2020 at 10:50 am

Hi Laurent,
In my mme.log there are these erros:
“””
000182 00000:954641 7FB7937FE700 ERROR S6A .5.0/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Command Code: 257
000183 00000:954643 7FB7937FE700 ERROR S6A .5.0/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 ApplicationId: 0
000184 00000:954646 7FB7937FE700 ERROR S6A .5.0/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Hop-by-Hop Identifier: 0x1D952A71
000185 00000:954648 7FB7937FE700 ERROR S6A .5.0/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 End-to-End Identifier: 0x6123FA43
000186 00000:954650 7FB7937FE700 ERROR S6A .5.0/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 {internal data}: src:hss.epc.lte(11) rwb:(nil) rt:2 cb:(nil),(nil)((nil)) qry:0x2223c20 asso:0 sess:(nil)
000187 00000:954653 7FB7937FE700 ERROR S6A .5.0/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 AVP: ‘Result-Code'(268) l=12 f=-M val=’DIAMETER_SUCCESS’ (2001 (0x7d1))
000188 00000:954655 7FB7937FE700 ERROR S6A .5.0/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 AVP: ‘Origin-Host'(264) l=19 f=-M val=”hss.epc.lte”
“””
Does the log above suggest it is something between HSS and MME only or something else?

I just don’t know what are these errors means

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Rithea says:

December 24, 2020 at 5:06 am

Dear Laurent,

Have you ever come across this message “enb_ue_s1ap_id_key is invalid” in your mme.log?
Does it suggest a broken connection between UE to MME? I have doubt about this because, despite the above message shown, MME statistics still show a UE is attached and connected.

Regards,

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QH says:

February 6, 2021 at 8:19 pm

Hi Laurent,

I am getting a FPGA compatibility error:

[LOADER] library liboai_device.so successfully loaded
[PHY] Checking for USRPs : UHD 3.15.0.0-release (3.15.0)
[INFO] [UHD] linux; GNU C++ version 7.5.0; Boost_106501; UHD_3.15.0.0-release
[HW] Found USRP b200
Found USRP b200
[INFO] [B200] Detected Device: B210
[INFO] [B200] Operating over USB 2.
terminate called after throwing an instance of ‘uhd::runtime_error’
what(): RuntimeError: Expected FPGA compatibility number 16, but got 15:
The FPGA build is not compatible with the host code build.
Please run:

“/usr/lib/uhd/utils/uhd_images_downloader.py”
Linux signal Aborted…
/home/qh/workarea/openairinterface5g/targets/RT/USER/lte-softmodem.c:253 signal_handler() Exiting OAI softmodem: softmodem starting exit procedure

lte-softmodem: /usr/include/boost/thread/pthread/mutex.hpp:111: boost::mutex::~mutex(): Assertion `!res’ failed.
Linux signal Aborted…
/home/qh/workarea/openairinterface5g/targets/RT/USER/lte-softmodem.c:253 signal_handler() Exiting OAI softmodem: softmodem starting exit procedure

Is there anyway to rematch the version?

Thanks for help,

-qh

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1. laurent says:
  
  February 8, 2021 at 8:10 am
  
  Qh,
  There are two issues:
  [INFO] [B200] Operating over USB 2.
  OAI need you use USB 3: too long cable, USB2 port on the host, …
  
  “/usr/lib/uhd/utils/uhd_images_downloader.py”
  I think you need only to run this command to download the new board firmware
  Then, it will run fine with UHD 3.15
  
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QH says:

February 7, 2021 at 1:33 am

Hi Laurent,

I got an error Signal 11. It happens during eNB lte-softmodem loading up.

…
[New Thread 0x7ffff0863700 (LWP 39925)]
channel 0, Setting tx_gain offset 0.000000, rx_gain offset 110.000000, tx_freq 2630000000.000000, rx_freq 2510000000.000000
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 0, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[HW] [SCHED][eNB] ru_thread_prach started on CPU 6, sched_policy = SCHED_FIFO , priority = 99, CPU Affinity= CPU_0 CPU_1 CPU_2 CPU_3 CPU_4 CPU_5 CPU_6 CPU_7 CPU_8 CPU_9 CPU_10 CPU_11 CPU_12 CPU_13 CPU_14 CPU_15 CPU_16 CPU_17 CPU_18 CPU_19 CPU_20 CPU_21 CPU_22 CPU_23 CPU_24 CPU_25 CPU_26 CPU_27 CPU_28 CPU_29 CPU_30 CPU_31 CPU_32 CPU_33 CPU_34 CPU_35 CPU_36 CPU_37 CPU_38 CPU_39 CPU_40 CPU_41 CPU_42 CPU_43 CPU_44 CPU_45 CPU_46 CPU_47
[PHY] Initializing RU signal buffers (if_south local RF) nb_tx 1
[PHY] thread ru created id=39924
[PHY] Starting RU 0 (eNodeB_3GPP,synch_to_ext_device),
waiting for sync (ru_thread,-1/0x555556255248,0x55555697ede0,0x5555568349e0)
[PHY] ru_thread_prach() RU configured – RACH processing thread running
[PHY] [INIT] common.txdata[0] = 0x7ffff7e86040 (614400 bytes)
[PHY] nb_tx 1
[PHY] rxdata_7_5kHz[0] 0x7ffff7e49040 for RU 0
[PHY] [INIT] common.txdata_BF= 0x555556cd0c00 (8 bytes)
[PHY] txdataF_BF[0] 0x555556cd0c60 for RU 0
[PHY] rxdataF[0] 0x555556cded60 for RU 0
[LIBCONFIG] loader.oai_device: 2/2 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
[LOADER] library liboai_device.so successfully loaded
[PHY] Checking for USRPs : UHD 3.15.0.0-release (3.15.0)
[New Thread 0x7fffd38c1700 (LWP 39926)]
[New Thread 0x7fffd30c0700 (LWP 39927)]
[New Thread 0x7fffd28bf700 (LWP 39928)]
[Thread 0x7fffd30c0700 (LWP 39927) exited]
[Thread 0x7fffd38c1700 (LWP 39926) exited]
[New Thread 0x7fffd20be700 (LWP 39929)]
[Thread 0x7fffd28bf700 (LWP 39928) exited]
[Thread 0x7fffd20be700 (LWP 39929) exited]
[New Thread 0x7fffd18bd700 (LWP 39930)]
[New Thread 0x7fffd10bc700 (LWP 39931)]
[Thread 0x7fffd18bd700 (LWP 39930) exited]
[New Thread 0x7fffd08bb700 (LWP 39932)]
[New Thread 0x7fffcbfff700 (LWP 39933)]
[New Thread 0x7fffcb7fe700 (LWP 39934)]
[Thread 0x7fffd08bb700 (LWP 39932) exited]
[Thread 0x7fffcb7fe700 (LWP 39934) exited]
[New Thread 0x7fffd18bd700 (LWP 39935)]
[New Thread 0x7fffd20be700 (LWP 39936)]
[[New Thread 0x7fffd28bf700 (LWP 39937)]
INFO] [UHD] linux; GNU C++ version 7.5.0; Boost_106501; UHD_3.15.0.0-release
[Thread 0x7fffd18bd700 (LWP 39935) exited]
[Thread 0x7fffcbfff700 (LWP 39933) exited]
[New Thread 0x7fffcbfff700 (LWP 39938)]
[New Thread 0x7fffd18bd700 (LWP 39939)]
[Thread 0x7fffd18bd700 (LWP 39939) exited]
[Thread 0x7fffcbfff700 (LWP 39938) exited]
[Thread 0x7fffd10bc700 (LWP 39931) exited]
[HW] Found USRP b200
Found USRP b200
[New Thread 0x7fffcb7fe700 (LWP 39940)]
[New Thread 0x7fffd08bb700 (LWP 39941)]
[Thread 0x7fffd08bb700 (LWP 39941) exited]
[Thread 0x7fffcb7fe700 (LWP 39940) exited]
[New Thread 0x7fffcb7fe700 (LWP 39942)]
[New Thread 0x7fffd08bb700 (LWP 39943)]
[Thread 0x7fffd08bb700 (LWP 39943) exited]
[Thread 0x7fffcb7fe700 (LWP 39942) exited]
[New Thread 0x7fffcb7fe700 (LWP 39944)]
[New Thread 0x7fffd08bb700 (LWP 39945)]
[INFO] [B200] Detected Device: B210
[INFO] [B200] Operating over USB 3.
[New Thread 0x7fffd10bc700 (LWP 39946)]
[INFO] [B200] Initialize CODEC control…
[INFO] [B200] Initialize Radio control…
[INFO] [B200] Performing register loopback test…
[INFO] [B200] Register loopback test passed
[INFO] [B200] Performing register loopback test…
[INFO] [B200] Register loopback test passed
[INFO] [B200] Asking for clock rate 30.720000 MHz…
[INFO] [B200] Actually got clock rate 30.720000 MHz.
Setting clock source to internal
[INFO] [B200] Asking for clock rate 30.720000 MHz…
[INFO] [B200] OK

Thread 1 “lte-softmodem” received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x00007fffd7153727 in ?? () from /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libuhd.so.3.15.0
(gdb) where
#0 0x00007fffd7153727 in ?? () from /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libuhd.so.3.15.0
#1 0x00007fffd7cb7b08 in device_init (device=,
openair0_cfg=)
at /home/qh/workarea/openairinterface5g/targets/ARCH/USRP/USERSPACE/LIB/usrp_lib.cpp:1248
#2 0x000055555593661f in load_lib (device=device@entry=0x555556c7ed58,
openair0_cfg=openair0_cfg@entry=0x555556c7edf8, cfg=cfg@entry=0x0,
flag=flag@entry=0 ‘\000’)
at /home/workarea/openairinterface5g/targets/ARCH/COMMON/common_lib.c:124
#3 0x0000555555936864 in openair0_device_load (
device=device@entry=0x555556c7ed58,
openair0_cfg=openair0_cfg@entry=0x555556c7edf8)
at /home/workarea/openairinterface5g/targets/ARCH/COMMON/common_lib.c:134
#4 0x00005555559259c3 in init_RU_proc (ru=ru@entry=0x555556c7e900)
at /home/workarea/openairinterface5g/targets/RT/USER/lte-ru.c:2260
#5 0x0000555555929dec in init_RU (rf_config_file=,
clock_source=, time_source=,
send_dmrssync=)
at /home/workarea/openairinterface5g/targets/RT/USER/lte-ru.c:2687
#6 0x00005555559032bb in main (argc=, argv=)
at /home/workarea/openairinterface5g/targets/RT/USER/lte-softmodem.c:671

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1. laurent says:
  
  February 8, 2021 at 12:11 pm
  
  This is a UHD version error.
  “`ldd liboai_usrpdevif.so“`
  will show what version of UHD, like
  libuhd.so.3.15.0 => /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libuhd.so.3.15.0
  
  To see if you have several versions installed:
  sudo find / -name ‘libuhd*’
  
  The simplest is to have one single version installed, nevertheless it is possible to have several, as long as you don’t mix
  
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Paul Andrews says:

February 25, 2021 at 12:51 am

Lauren,

I am getting several S6A errors when I start the MME, including errors on
s6a_task.c:0080 libfdproto ‘1.2.0’ initialized.
s6a_task.c:0080 libgnutls ‘3.5.18’ initialized.

Any advices?

Thanks

Paul

_____________________
MME log:
——-
Initializing OAI Logging
Initializing MSC logs
Initializing MSC logs Done
000005 00000:054121 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0701 ==== EURECOM MME vBranch: develop Abrev. Hash: 724542d Date: Thu Jun 22 16:17:12 2017 +0200 ====
000006 00000:054123 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0702 Configuration:
000007 00000:054128 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0703 – File ……………………………: /usr/local/etc/oai/mme.conf
000008 00000:054131 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0704 – Realm …………………………..: OpenAir5G.Alliance
000009 00000:054134 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0705 – Run mode ………………………..: TEST
000010 00000:054140 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0706 – Max eNBs ………………………..: 2
000011 00000:054147 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0707 – Max UEs …………………………: 16
000012 00000:054153 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0708 – IMS voice over PS session in S1 ……: false
000013 00000:054157 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0709 – Emergency bearer services in S1 mode .: false
000014 00000:054161 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0710 – Location services via epc …………: false
000015 00000:054167 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0711 – Extended service request ………….: false
000016 00000:054171 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0712 – Unauth IMSI support ………………: false
000017 00000:054175 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0713 – Relative capa ……………………: 10
000018 00000:054179 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0714 – Statistics timer …………………: 10 (seconds)

000019 00000:054184 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0715 – S1-MME:
000020 00000:054188 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0716 port number ……: 36412
000021 00000:054192 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0717 – IP:
000022 00000:054196 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0718 s1-MME iface …..: enp4s0f0
000023 00000:054202 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0719 s1-MME ip ……..: 192.168.7.220
000024 00000:054207 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0720 s11 MME iface ….: lo
000025 00000:054211 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0721 s11 MME port …..: 2123
000026 00000:054215 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0722 s11 MME ip …….: 127.0.0.20
000027 00000:054219 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0723 – ITTI:
000028 00000:054225 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0724 queue size …….: 2000000 (bytes)
000029 00000:054229 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0725 log file ………: (null)
000030 00000:054235 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0726 – SCTP:
000031 00000:054239 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0727 in streams …….: 8
000032 00000:054243 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0728 out streams ……: 8
000033 00000:054247 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0729 – GUMMEIs (PLMN|MMEGI|MMEC):
000034 00000:054251 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0732 460.11 |4|1
000035 00000:054259 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0734 – TAIs : (mcc.mnc:tac)
000036 00000:054263 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0737 – TAI list type one PLMN consecutive TACs
000037 00000:054267 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0749 460. 11:123
000038 00000:054273 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0756 – S6A:
000039 00000:054277 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0757 conf file ……..: /usr/local/etc/oai/freeDiameter/mme_fd.conf
000040 00000:054282 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0758 – Logging:
000041 00000:054286 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0759 Output …………..: CONSOLE
000042 00000:054290 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0760 Output thread safe ..: true
000043 00000:054294 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0761 UDP log level……..: TRACE
000044 00000:054299 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0762 GTPV1-U log level….: INVALID_LOG_LEVEL
000045 00000:054305 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0763 GTPV2-C log level….: TRACE
000046 00000:054309 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0764 SCTP log level…….: TRACE
000047 00000:054313 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0765 S1AP log level…….: TRACE
000048 00000:054317 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0766 ASN1 Verbosity level : 0
000049 00000:054322 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0767 NAS log level……..: TRACE
000050 00000:054326 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0768 MME_APP log level….: TRACE
000051 00000:054330 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0769 S/P-GW APP log level.: INVALID_LOG_LEVEL
000052 00000:054334 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0770 S11 log level……..: TRACE
000053 00000:054340 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0771 S6a log level……..: TRACE
000054 00000:054344 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0772 UTIL log level…….: TRACE
000055 00000:054348 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0773 MSC log level……..: ERROR (MeSsage Chart)
000056 00000:054352 7F878C8B6740 INFO CONFIG nair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_config.c:0774 ITTI log level…….: ERROR (InTer-Task Interface)
000057 00000:071353 7F878C8B6740 DEBUG NAS penair-cn/src/nas/nas_mme_task.c:0147 Initializing NAS task interface
000058 00000:071364 7F878C8B6740 TRACE NAS openair-cn/src/nas/nas_network.c:0076 Entering nas_network_initialize()
000059 00000:071373 7F878C8B6740 TRACE NAS-EM AI/openair-cn/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0084 Entering nas_proc_initialize()
000060 00000:071378 7F878C8B6740 TRACE NAS-EM penair-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_main.c:0083 Entering emm_main_initialize()
000061 00000:071387 7F878C8B6740 TRACE NAS air-cn/src/nas/api/mme/mme_api.c:0110 Entering mme_api_get_emm_config()
000062 00000:071394 7F878C8B6740 TRACE NAS air-cn/src/nas/api/mme/mme_api.c:0162 Leaving mme_api_get_emm_config() (rc=0)
000063 00000:071404 7F878C8B6740 TRACE NAS-EM penair-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_main.c:0100 Leaving emm_main_initialize()
000064 00000:071408 7F878C8B6740 TRACE NAS-ES penair-cn/src/nas/esm/esm_main.c:0081 Entering esm_main_initialize()
000065 00000:071412 7F878C8B6740 TRACE NAS air-cn/src/nas/api/mme/mme_api.c:0195 Entering mme_api_get_esm_config()
000066 00000:071416 7F878C8B6740 TRACE NAS air-cn/src/nas/api/mme/mme_api.c:0207 Leaving mme_api_get_esm_config() (rc=0)
000067 00000:071425 7F878C8B6740 TRACE NAS-ES openair-cn/src/nas/esm/esm_ebr.c:0110 Entering esm_ebr_initialize()
000068 00000:071429 7F878C8B6740 TRACE NAS-ES openair-cn/src/nas/esm/esm_ebr.c:0111 Leaving esm_ebr_initialize()
000069 00000:071434 7F878C8B6740 TRACE NAS-ES penair-cn/src/nas/esm/esm_main.c:0093 Leaving esm_main_initialize()
000070 00000:071438 7F878C8B6740 TRACE NAS-EM AI/openair-cn/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0093 Leaving nas_proc_initialize()
000071 00000:071442 7F878C8B6740 TRACE NAS openair-cn/src/nas/nas_network.c:0082 Leaving nas_network_initialize()
000072 00000:071485 7F878C8B6740 DEBUG NAS penair-cn/src/nas/nas_mme_task.c:0156 Initializing NAS task interface: DONE
000073 00000:071495 7F878C8B6740 DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0760 Initializing SCTP task interface
000074 00000:071527 7F878C8B6740 DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0774 Initializing SCTP task interface: DONE
000075 00000:071532 7F878C8B6740 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0356 Initializing UDP task interface
000076 00000:072618 7F878C8B6740 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0364 Initializing UDP task interface: DONE
000077 00000:072633 7F878C8B6740 DEBUG S11 penair-cn/src/s11/s11_mme_task.c:0266 Initializing S11 interface
000078 00000:073953 7F878C8B6740 DEBUG S11 penair-cn/src/s11/s11_mme_task.c:0249 Tx UDP_INIT IP addr 127.0.0.20:2123
000079 00000:073971 7F878C8B6740 DEBUG S11 penair-cn/src/s11/s11_mme_task.c:0313 Initializing S11 interface: DONE
000080 00000:073979 7F878C8B6740 DEBUG S1AP I/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0231 Initializing S1AP interface
000081 00000:073987 7F878C8B6740 DEBUG S1AP I/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0237 ASN1C version 924
000082 00000:073991 7F878C8B6740 DEBUG S1AP I/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0240 S1AP Release v10.5
000083 00000:073998 7F87848C1700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0126 Creating new listen socket on address 127.0.0.20 and port 2123
000084 00000:074022 7F87848C1700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0171 Inserting new descriptor for task 6, sd 32
000085 00000:074030 7F87848C1700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0187 Received 1 events
000086 00000:075159 7F878C8B6740 DEBUG S1AP I/openair-cn/src/s1ap/s1ap_mme.c:0262 Initializing S1AP interface: DONE
000087 00000:075164 7F87850C2700 DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0632 Received SCTP_INIT_MSG
000088 00000:075169 7F878C8B6740 TRACE MME-AP ir-cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_main.c:0220 Entering mme_app_init()
000089 00000:075173 7F87850C2700 DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0319 Creating new listen socket on port 36412 with
000090 00000:075178 7F87850C2700 DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0324 ipv4 addresses:
000091 00000:075182 7F87850C2700 DEBUG SCTP rc/sctp/sctp_primitives_server.c:0327 – 192.168.7.220
000092 00000:076353 7F878C8B6740 DEBUG MME-AP ir-cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_main.c:0258 Initializing MME applicative layer: DONE
000093 00000:076362 7F878C8B6740 TRACE MME-AP ir-cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_main.c:0259 Leaving mme_app_init() (rc=0)
000094 00000:076371 7F878C8B6740 DEBUG S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0152 Initializing S6a interface
000095 00000:076387 7F878C8B6740 DEBUG S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0175 Initializing freeDiameter log handler done
000096 00000:076391 7F878C8B6740 DEBUG S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0181 Initializing freeDiameter core…
000097 00000:076430 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 libfdproto ‘1.2.0’ initialized.
000098 00000:076443 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 libgnutls ‘3.5.18’ initialized.
000099 00000:076728 7F878C8B6740 ALERT S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Core state: 0 -> 1
000100 00000:076738 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 libfdcore ‘1.2.0’ initialized.
000101 00000:076742 7F878C8B6740 DEBUG S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0187 Initializing freeDiameter core done
000102 00000:076747 7F878C8B6740 DEBUG S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0191 Default ext path: /usr/local/lib/freeDiameter
000103 00000:076762 7F878C8B6740 ALERT S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Parsing configuration file: /usr/local/etc/oai/freeDiameter/mme_fd.conf
000104 00000:078502 7F878C8B6740 ALERT S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Extension /usr/local/lib/freeDiameter/dict_nas_mipv6.fdx added to the list.
000105 00000:078512 7F878C8B6740 ALERT S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Extension /usr/local/lib/freeDiameter/dict_s6a.fdx added to the list.
000106 00000:078806 7F878C8B6740 ALERT S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Generating fresh Diffie-Hellman parameters of size 1024 (this takes some time)…
000107 00000:093841 7F878C8B6740 ALERT S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Loading : /usr/local/lib/freeDiameter/dict_nas_mipv6.fdx
000108 00000:093908 7F878C8B6740 ALERT S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Checking dependencies for ‘dict_nas_mipv6’…
000109 00000:093915 7F878C8B6740 ALERT S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Extension [/usr/local/lib/freeDiameter/dict_nas_mipv6.fdx] has no fd_ext_fini function.
000110 00000:093935 7F878C8B6740 ALERT S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Dictionary Extension ‘MIPv6 NAS-to-HAAA Interaction’ initialized
000111 00000:093940 7F878C8B6740 ALERT S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Loading : /usr/local/lib/freeDiameter/dict_s6a.fdx
000112 00000:093984 7F878C8B6740 ALERT S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Checking dependencies for ‘dict_s6a’…
000113 00000:093991 7F878C8B6740 ALERT S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Extension [/usr/local/lib/freeDiameter/dict_s6a.fdx] has no fd_ext_fini function.
000114 00000:094659 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Dictionary Extension ‘S6A from 3GPP standard v.10.5’ initialized
000115 00000:094664 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 All extensions loaded.
000116 00000:094683 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 freeDiameter configuration:
000117 00000:094688 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Default trace level …. : +3
000118 00000:094693 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Configuration file ….. : /usr/local/etc/oai/freeDiameter/mme_fd.conf
000119 00000:094698 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Diameter Identity …… : mme.OpenAir5G.Alliance (l:22)
000120 00000:094704 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Diameter Realm ……… : OpenAir5G.Alliance (l:18)
000121 00000:094708 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Tc Timer …………… : 30
000122 00000:094712 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Tw Timer …………… : 30
000123 00000:094716 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Local port …………. : 3870
000124 00000:094720 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Local secure port …… : 5870
000125 00000:094724 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Number of SCTP streams . : 3
000126 00000:094728 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Number of clients thr .. : 5
000127 00000:094733 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Number of app threads .. : 4
000128 00000:094737 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Local endpoints …….. : Default (use all available)
000129 00000:094741 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Local applications ….. : (none)
000130 00000:094745 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Flags : – IP ……….. : Enabled
000131 00000:094749 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 – IPv6 ……… : DISABLED
000132 00000:094753 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 – Relay app …. : DISABLED
000133 00000:094757 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 – TCP ………. : Enabled
000134 00000:094763 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 – SCTP ……… : DISABLED
000135 00000:094768 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 – Pref. proto .. : TCP
000136 00000:094772 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 – TLS method … : Separate port
000137 00000:094776 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 TLS : – Certificate .. : /usr/local/etc/oai/freeDiameter/mme.cert.pem
000138 00000:094780 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 – Private key .. : /usr/local/etc/oai/freeDiameter/mme.key.pem
000139 00000:094784 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 – CA (trust) … : /usr/local/etc/oai/freeDiameter/mme.cacert.pem (1 certs)
000140 00000:094788 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 – CRL ………. : (none)
000141 00000:094792 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 – Priority ….. : (default: ‘NORMAL’)
000142 00000:094797 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 – DH bits …… : 1024
000143 00000:094804 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Origin-State-Id …….. : 1614209368
000144 00000:094809 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Loaded extensions: ‘/usr/local/lib/freeDiameter/dict_nas_mipv6.fdx'[(no config file)], loaded
000145 00000:094814 7F878C8B6740 ERROR S6A AI/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 Loaded extensions: ‘/usr/local/lib/freeDiameter/dict_s6a.fdx'[(no config file)], loaded

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Zheng Han says:

March 16, 2021 at 3:50 am

Hi Laurent

I have followed your tutorial and has managed to connect my COTS-UE to my USRP B200. I can get internet connection but the UE will go out of synch and disconnect after some time. This is the message that appear on my eNb terminal. I would very much appreciate your help on this issue. Thank you.

[MAC] UE 1ac9 : in synch, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 16 PUCCH 21 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 1428 err 309 bler 17.789292 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 282581 cnt 1431 , DL-stat tbs 1251211 cnt 1249 rb 15912 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[RRC] UE rnti 1ac9 failure timer 0/8
[PHY] prach_I0 = 0.0 dB
[PHY] max_I0 20 (rb 26), min_I0 17 (rb 1), avg I0 19
[MAC] UE 0 rnti 1ac9: UL Failure timer 1
[RRC] [eNB 0] frame 95: requesting A2, A3, A4, and A5 event reporting
[MAC] MAC Task Received RRC_MAC_DRX_CONFIG_REQ
[RRC] RRCConnectionReconfiguration Encoded 375 bits (47 bytes)
[RRC] [eNB 0] Frame 95, Logical Channel DL-DCCH, Generate LTE_RRCConnectionReconfiguration (bytes 47, UE id 1ac9)
[RRC] sent RRC_DCCH_DATA_REQ to TASK_PDCP_ENB
[PDCP] [FRAME 00095][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 1ac9][SRB 02] Action MODIFY LCID 2 RB id 2 reconfigured with SN size 5 and RLC AM
[PDCP] [FRAME 00095][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 1ac9][DRB 01] Action MODIFY LCID 3 RB id 1 reconfigured with SN size 1 and RLC AM
[MAC] [eNB 0] Frame 95, Subframe 2 CC_id 0 : (rnti 1ac9 UE_id 0) Received rnti(Msg4)
[PHY] uplink segment error 0/3, aborted 2 segments
[PHY] uplink segment error 2/4, aborted 1 segments
[PHY] uplink segment error 0/3, aborted 2 segments
[RRC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 1ac9] UE State = RRC_RECONFIGURED (dedicated DRB, xid 0)
[RRC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 1ac9] UE State = RRC_RECONFIGURED (dedicated DRB, xid 0) C-RNTI Complete
[RRC] CDRX configuration activated after RRC Connection Reconfiguration Complete reception
[PDCP] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 1ac9][SRB 02] Action MODIFY LCID 2 RB id 2 reconfigured with SN size 5 and RLC AM
[PDCP] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 1ac9][DRB 01] Action MODIFY LCID 3 RB id 1 reconfigured with SN size 1 and RLC AM
[RRC] [eNB 0] Frame 0 CC 0 : SRB2 is now active
[RRC] [eNB 0] Frame 0 : Logical Channel UL-DCCH, Received LTE_RRCConnectionReconfigurationComplete from UE rnti 1ac9, reconfiguring DRB 1/LCID 3
[RRC] [eNB 0] Frame 0 : Logical Channel UL-DCCH, Received LTE_RRCConnectionReconfigurationComplete from UE 0, reconfiguring DRB 1/LCID 3
[MAC] Added physicalConfigDedicated 0x7f53d01d9530 for 0.0
[PHY] uplink segment error 1/4, aborted 2 segments
[PHY] uplink segment error 0/2, aborted 1 segments
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : in synch, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 26 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 1471 err 362 bler 19.749045 mcsoff 0 bsr 533 sched 533 tbs 314234 cnt 1475 , DL-stat tbs 1310875 cnt 1345 rb 16701 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[PHY] uplink segment error 1/4, aborted 2 segments
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : in synch, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 19 PUCCH 25 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 1548 err 366 bler 19.122257 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 63 tbs 359582 cnt 1552 , DL-stat tbs 3165774 cnt 1828 rb 37294 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[PHY] uplink segment error 2/4, aborted 1 segments
[TMR] Queue for TASK_UDP task size: 52
[TMR] Queue for TASK_UDP task size: 53
[TMR] Queue for TASK_UDP task size: 54
[TMR] Queue for TASK_UDP task size: 55
[TMR] Queue for TASK_UDP task size: 56
[TMR] Queue for TASK_GTPV1_U task size: 52
[TMR] Queue for TASK_GTPV1_U task size: 52
[TMR] Queue for TASK_UDP task size: 56
[TMR] Queue for TASK_GTPV1_U task size: 53
[TMR] Queue for TASK_GTPV1_U task size: 53
[TMR] Queue for TASK_UDP task size: 56
[TMR] Queue for TASK_UDP task size: 57
[TMR] Queue for TASK_UDP task size: 58
[TMR] Queue for TASK_UDP task size: 59
[TMR] Queue for TASK_UDP task size: 60
[TMR] Queue for TASK_UDP task size: 61
[TMR] Queue for TASK_UDP task size: 62
[TMR] Queue for TASK_UDP task size: 63
[TMR] Queue for TASK_UDP task size: 64
[TMR] Queue for TASK_UDP task size: 65
[TMR] Queue for TASK_UDP task size: 66
[TMR] Queue for TASK_UDP task size: 67
[TMR] Queue for TASK_UDP task size: 68
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[PHY] uplink segment error 2/4, aborted 1 segments
[PHY] uplink segment error 0/3, aborted 2 segments
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : in synch, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 17 PUCCH 21 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 1612 err 399 bler 19.840875 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 406397 cnt 1616 , DL-stat tbs 5936713 cnt 2494 rb 68143 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : in synch, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 17 PUCCH 23 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 1671 err 418 bler 20.009574 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 420119 cnt 1675 , DL-stat tbs 6286259 cnt 2625 rb 72152 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 0 rnti 1ac9: UL Failure timer 1
[RRC] [eNB 0] frame 557: requesting A2, A3, A4, and A5 event reporting
[MAC] MAC Task Received RRC_MAC_DRX_CONFIG_REQ
[RRC] RRCConnectionReconfiguration Encoded 375 bits (47 bytes)
[RRC] [eNB 0] Frame 557, Logical Channel DL-DCCH, Generate LTE_RRCConnectionReconfiguration (bytes 47, UE id 1ac9)
[RRC] sent RRC_DCCH_DATA_REQ to TASK_PDCP_ENB
[PDCP] [FRAME 00557][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 1ac9][SRB 02] Action MODIFY LCID 2 RB id 2 reconfigured with SN size 5 and RLC AM
[PDCP] [FRAME 00557][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 1ac9][DRB 01] Action MODIFY LCID 3 RB id 1 reconfigured with SN size 1 and RLC AM
[MAC] [eNB 0] Frame 557, Subframe 2 CC_id 0 : (rnti 1ac9 UE_id 0) Received rnti(Msg4)
[RRC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 1ac9] UE State = RRC_RECONFIGURED (dedicated DRB, xid 1)
[RRC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 1ac9] UE State = RRC_RECONFIGURED (dedicated DRB, xid 1) C-RNTI Complete
[RRC] CDRX configuration activated after RRC Connection Reconfiguration Complete reception
[PDCP] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 1ac9][SRB 02] Action MODIFY LCID 2 RB id 2 reconfigured with SN size 5 and RLC AM
[PDCP] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 1ac9][DRB 01] Action MODIFY LCID 3 RB id 1 reconfigured with SN size 1 and RLC AM
[RRC] [eNB 0] Frame 0 CC 0 : SRB2 is now active
[RRC] [eNB 0] Frame 0 : Logical Channel UL-DCCH, Received LTE_RRCConnectionReconfigurationComplete from UE rnti 1ac9, reconfiguring DRB 1/LCID 3
[RRC] [eNB 0] Frame 0 : Logical Channel UL-DCCH, Received LTE_RRCConnectionReconfigurationComplete from UE 0, reconfiguring DRB 1/LCID 3
[MAC] Added physicalConfigDedicated 0x7f53d01d9530 for 0.0
[PHY] uplink segment error 0/2, aborted 1 segments
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : in synch, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 14 PUCCH 25 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 1714 err 466 bler 21.376147 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 432171 cnt 1719 , DL-stat tbs 6348635 cnt 2731 rb 73264 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[PHY] uplink segment error 1/4, aborted 2 segments
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : in synch, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 13 PUCCH 30 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 1775 err 476 bler 21.146157 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 443071 cnt 1780 , DL-stat tbs 6414704 cnt 2815 rb 74148 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : in synch, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 14 PUCCH 29 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 1830 err 480 bler 20.779221 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 447914 cnt 1835 , DL-stat tbs 6421128 cnt 2852 rb 74307 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : in synch, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 16 PUCCH 29 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 1896 err 481 bler 20.235591 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 455995 cnt 1901 , DL-stat tbs 6449097 cnt 2918 rb 74755 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[RRC] UE rnti 1ac9 failure timer 0/8
[PHY] prach_I0 = 0.0 dB
[PHY] max_I0 20 (rb 26), min_I0 17 (rb 3), avg I0 18
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : in synch, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 17 PUCCH 24 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 1950 err 481 bler 19.786096 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 462632 cnt 1955 , DL-stat tbs 6451878 cnt 2953 rb 74872 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : in synch, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 17 PUCCH 30 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2011 err 481 bler 19.301766 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 469256 cnt 2016 , DL-stat tbs 6454635 cnt 2994 rb 74998 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : in synch, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 17 PUCCH 18 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2069 err 494 bler 19.274288 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 474139 cnt 2074 , DL-stat tbs 6457190 cnt 3041 rb 75139 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : in synch, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 18 PUCCH 12 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2110 err 553 bler 20.766053 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 477006 cnt 2115 , DL-stat tbs 6458607 cnt 3080 rb 75256 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 0 rnti 1ac9: UL Failure timer 1
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : in synch, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 14 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2146 err 597 bler 21.764491 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 481778 cnt 2151 , DL-stat tbs 6495284 cnt 3122 rb 75728 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : in synch, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 6 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2146 err 597 bler 21.764491 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 481778 cnt 2151 , DL-stat tbs 6520584 cnt 3152 rb 76058 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : in synch, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 10 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2146 err 597 bler 21.764491 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 481778 cnt 2151 , DL-stat tbs 6521907 cnt 3179 rb 76139 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : in synch, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 8 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2146 err 597 bler 21.764491 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 481778 cnt 2151 , DL-stat tbs 6552984 cnt 3210 rb 76534 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[RRC] UE rnti 1ac9 failure timer 0/8
[MAC] UE 0 rnti 1ac9: UL Failure after repeated PDCCH orders: Triggering RRC
[RRC] Frame 0, Subframe 3: UE 1ac9 UL failure, activating timer
[PHY] prach_I0 = 0.0 dB
[PHY] max_I0 20 (rb 26), min_I0 16 (rb 49), avg I0 18
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : out of sync, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 7 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2146 err 597 bler 21.764491 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 481778 cnt 2151 , DL-stat tbs 6554500 cnt 3238 rb 76618 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : out of sync, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 6 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2146 err 597 bler 21.764491 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 481778 cnt 2151 , DL-stat tbs 6569967 cnt 3265 rb 76849 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : out of sync, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 6 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2146 err 597 bler 21.764491 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 481778 cnt 2151 , DL-stat tbs 6572177 cnt 3291 rb 76927 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : out of sync, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 8 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2146 err 597 bler 21.764491 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 481778 cnt 2151 , DL-stat tbs 6574102 cnt 3320 rb 77014 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : out of sync, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 9 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2146 err 597 bler 21.764491 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 481778 cnt 2151 , DL-stat tbs 6575808 cnt 3346 rb 77092 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : out of sync, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 7 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2146 err 597 bler 21.764491 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 481778 cnt 2151 , DL-stat tbs 6578067 cnt 3373 rb 77173 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : out of sync, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 8 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2146 err 597 bler 21.764491 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 481778 cnt 2151 , DL-stat tbs 6622542 cnt 3404 rb 77700 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : out of sync, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 8 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2146 err 597 bler 21.764491 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 481778 cnt 2151 , DL-stat tbs 6649525 cnt 3435 rb 78045 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[RRC] UE rnti 1ac9 failure timer 10238/8
[PHY] prach_I0 = 0.0 dB
[PHY] max_I0 20 (rb 26), min_I0 18 (rb 0), avg I0 19
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : out of sync, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 8 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2146 err 597 bler 21.764491 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 481778 cnt 2151 , DL-stat tbs 6651650 cnt 3460 rb 78120 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : out of sync, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 8 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2146 err 597 bler 21.764491 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 481778 cnt 2151 , DL-stat tbs 6653824 cnt 3486 rb 78198 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : out of sync, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 6 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2146 err 597 bler 21.764491 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 481778 cnt 2151 , DL-stat tbs 6655147 cnt 3513 rb 78279 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : out of sync, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 6 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2146 err 597 bler 21.764491 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 481778 cnt 2151 , DL-stat tbs 6656624 cnt 3538 rb 78354 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : out of sync, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 8 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2146 err 597 bler 21.764491 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 481778 cnt 2151 , DL-stat tbs 6658402 cnt 3564 rb 78432 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : out of sync, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 9 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2146 err 597 bler 21.764491 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 481778 cnt 2151 , DL-stat tbs 6659627 cnt 3589 rb 78507 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[MAC] UE 1ac9 : out of sync, PHR 40 DLCQI 15 PUSCH 15 PUCCH 8 RLC disc 0 UL-stat rcv 2146 err 597 bler 21.764491 mcsoff 0 bsr 0 sched 0 tbs 481778 cnt 2151 , DL-stat tbs 6660852 cnt 3614 rb 78582 buf 0 1st 0 ret 0 ri 0
[RRC] Removing UE 1ac9 instance, because of uplink failure timer timeout
[RRC] [eNB 0] S1AP_UE_CONTEXT_RELEASE_REQ sent for RNTI 1ac9, cause 21, radio connection with ue lost
[SCTP] Successfully sent 27 bytes on stream 1 for assoc_id 3
[SCTP] Found data for descriptor 93
[SCTP] [3][93] Msg of length 23 received from port 36412, on stream 1, PPID 18
[RRC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 1ac9] Logical Channel DL-DCCH, Generate RRCConnectionRelease (bytes 3)
[RRC] sent RRC_DCCH_DATA_REQ to TASK_PDCP_ENB
[RRC] S1AP removed entry in hashtable s1ap_id2_s1ap_ids for eNB_ue_s1ap_id 420141
[RRC] S1AP removed entry in hashtable initial_id2_s1ap_ids for ue_initial_id 1
[S1AP] Removed UE context eNB_ue_s1ap_id 420141
[SCTP] Successfully sent 21 bytes on stream 1 for assoc_id 3
[RRC] Removing UE 1ac9 instance after UE_CONTEXT_RELEASE_Complete (ue_release_timer_rrc timeout)
[RRC] [eNB 0] Removing UE RNTI 1ac9
[RRC] Put UE 1ac9 into freeList
[MAC] clean eNb uci_vars[0] UE 1ac9
[MAC] clean eNb uci_vars[1] UE 1ac9
[MAC] clean eNb uci_vars[2] UE 1ac9
[MAC] clean eNb uci_vars[3] UE 1ac9
[RRC] remove UE 1ac9 from ul_config_pdu_list 0/1
[MAC] Removing UE 0 from Primary CC_id 0 (rnti 1ac9)
[PDCP] remove uid is 0/0 1ac9
[RRC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 1ac9] Removed UE context
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 1ac9 from freeList

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1. laurent says:
  
  March 16, 2021 at 12:44 pm
  
  Hi,
  The key message is: Removing UE 1ac9 instance, because of uplink failure timer timeout
  the uplink fails:
  poor radio: antennas gain, reference signal power, …
  or OAI issue (try fairRR scheduler (see ci-scripts/conf_files/rcc.band40.tm1.50PRB.FairScheduler.usrpb210.conf))
  Regards
  
  Reply
  1. Zheng Han says:
    
    March 16, 2021 at 3:25 pm
    
    Thanks Laurent.
    
    On another matter, would it be possible to use this tutorial for a 2 PC setup (EPC on 1 PC, eNB on 2nd PC) assuming I have made the appropriate modification to the IP addresses in the config files?
    
    Thank you so much for your help.
    
    Reply
    1. laurent says:
      
      March 21, 2021 at 3:28 pm
      
      yes of course
      
      Reply
Ranjith says:

April 1, 2021 at 4:37 am

Hi,
I have successfully this setup and able to connect 2 UE’s with the core network, and did some speedtests. When I tried to make a phone call between the 2 UE’s the MME gets crashed.
I would like to know whether using this setup can we make phone calls between the connected UE’s in the same core network.

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Anand says:

April 2, 2021 at 12:56 pm

Hi Laurent,
I’m also running into this issue when trying to run the hss_import command above:

mysqladmin: [Warning] Using a password on the command line interface can be insecure.
mysqladmin: connect to server at ‘127.0.0.1’ failed
error: ‘Access denied for user ‘newuser’@’localhost’ (using password: YES)’
mysql: [Warning] Using a password on the command line interface can be insecure.
ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user ‘newuser’@’localhost’ (using password: YES)

Thanks,
Anand

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Anand says:

April 2, 2021 at 1:11 pm

Hi Laurent,
In regards to my last post, I am forgot to leave out this last error:
opencells-mods/hss_import: line 19: echo_error: command not found
Thanks,
Anand

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paul says:

April 19, 2021 at 1:31 pm

Hi laurent,
my set up worked fine till last week now I get following error (eNB):

[MAC] SCHED_MODE = 0
[PHY] prach_I0 = 0.0 dB
[PHY] max_I0 24, min_I0 0
Error: signal 11:
./cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build/lte-softmodem(signal_handler+0x7c)[0x5576483dd4ec]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(+0x3f040)[0x7ffafb7a8040]
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6(_ZSt18_Rb_tree_incrementPSt18_Rb_tree_node_base+0x24)[0x7ffafbe1bfb4]
./cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build/lte-softmodem(+0x783028)[0x557648782028]
./cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build/lte-softmodem(itti_receive_msg+0x14b)[0x55764878274b]
./cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build/lte-softmodem(eNB_app_task+0xad)[0x5576486449fd]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpthread.so.0(+0x76db)[0x7ffafd60b6db]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(clone+0x3f)[0x7ffafb88a71f]
libusb: warning [libusb_exit] application left some devices open

any idea what could be the problem?
I use the
LimeSDR
Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS

regards
paul

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1. laurent says:
  
  April 20, 2021 at 12:59 pm
  
  Hi,
  I don’t think anybody tested LimeSDR for a long while
  Laurent
  
  Reply
Dr Farhan Ahmad says:

May 12, 2021 at 11:18 am

Hi Laurent,

Thank you for a very detailed tutorial on OAI. Following the steps you mentioned, I am able to successfully compile and run the eNB. However, I am unable to attach the UE with eNB. I used the same parameters you mentioned: TAC = 1, MCC = 208, and MNC = 92.

I am using MotoG 8 plus mobile. My mobile can see the eNB, but it can not connect to the eNB. I get following message on the mobile “your sim doesn’t allow connection to this network”. Any leads on solving this issue.

Kind Regards,

Farhan

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1. laurent says:
  
  May 13, 2021 at 8:45 am
  
  Dear Farhan,
  What is the SIM ?
  You need a SIM with subscription matching the HSS database.
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
  Reply
  1. Farhan says:
    
    May 14, 2021 at 9:58 am
    
    Dear Laurent,
    
    Thank you for your quick response.
    
    I am using programmable 16-in-1 Super Sim and (I think) I programmed it based on the parameter values, mentioned in the tutorial. These are the values programmed in the Sim.
    
    mcc = 208
    mnc=92
    Tac=1
    IMSI=208920100001100
    ICCID=8988211000000094808
    Ki=8baf473f2f8fd09487cccbd7097c6862
    OPC=e734f8734007d65ce7a0508809e7e9c
    ACC=0001
    OPMODE=none
    
    Reply
    1. laurent says:
      
      May 14, 2021 at 1:16 pm
      
      We support only our SIM cards.
      Maybe the IMSI you set doesn’t exist in the HSS db
      
      Reply
      1. Farhan says:
        
        May 14, 2021 at 1:44 pm
        
        Thanks Laurent for your response.
        
        I have made change to the database and added the IMSI in the database. I changed the users table and updated the three fields for the IMSI with the values programmed in our sim:
        
        1) IMEI:
        2) Key:
        3) OPc:
Arman says:

May 27, 2021 at 7:04 am

Hi Laurent,

Thank you for your tutorial on OAI.
I am been trying on installing gNB but it keeps stuck in the process of compiling nr-softmodem.
Could you please check it on? I am using Ubuntu 18.04, USRP B210.
Here is part of compiling log:

In file included from /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/7/include/immintrin.h:43:0,
from /home/nakaolab/openairinterface5g/openair1/PHY/CODING/nrLDPC_decoder/nrLDPC_decoder.c:33:
/usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/7/include/avx2intrin.h:412:1: error: inlining failed in call to always_inline ‘_mm256_min_epu8’: target specific option mismatch
_mm256_min_epu8 (__m256i __A, __m256i __B)
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In file included from /home/nakaolab/openairinterface5g/openair1/PHY/CODING/nrLDPC_decoder/nrLDPC_decoder.c:38:0:
/home/nakaolab/openairinterface5g/openair1/PHY/CODING/nrLDPC_decoder/nrLDPC_cnProc.h:361:21: note: called from here
min = _mm256_min_epu8(min, *p_maxLLR); // 128 in epi8 is -127
~~~~^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
CMakeFiles/ldpc_orig.dir/build.make:62: recipe for target ‘CMakeFiles/ldpc_orig.dir/home/nakaolab/openairinterface5g/openair1/PHY/CODING/nrLDPC_decoder/nrLDPC_decoder.c.o’ failed
make[3]: *** [CMakeFiles/ldpc_orig.dir/home/nakaolab/openairinterface5g/openair1/PHY/CODING/nrLDPC_decoder/nrLDPC_decoder.c.o] Error 1
make[3]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs….
[ 2%] Built target M3AP_ENB
[ 2%] Built target ASYNC_IF
CMakeFiles/Makefile2:5712: recipe for target ‘CMakeFiles/ldpc_orig.dir/all’ failed
make[2]: *** [CMakeFiles/ldpc_orig.dir/all] Error 2
make[2]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs….
[ 32%] Built target RRC_LIB
[ 32%] Built target F1AP
[ 51%] Built target NR_RRC_LIB
CMakeFiles/Makefile2:1159: recipe for target ‘CMakeFiles/nr-softmodem.dir/rule’ failed
make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/nr-softmodem.dir/rule] Error 2
Makefile:450: recipe for target ‘nr-softmodem’ failed
make: *** [nr-softmodem] Error 2

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1. laurent says:
  
  May 27, 2021 at 7:52 pm
  
  Hi,
  Your CPU should support AVX2 instructions for OAI
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
  Reply
  1. Arman says:
    
    June 15, 2021 at 5:36 am
    
    Dear Laurent,
    Thank you for your reply.
    Can I ask one more question about the test on branch NR_SA_F1AP_5GRECORDS?
    I have build up gNB with USRP b210 and Ubuntu 18.04.
    When I tried to connect to 5G core with UE(HUAWEI HONOR V30 Pro), it failed.
    Below are the logs (a little bit long), I have tried several gains on tx and rx in config file, but still did not work. Fail log repeated at the last part.
    Could you please have a check on it? Thank you very much.
    
    user:~/openairinterface5g/cmake_targets/ran_build/build$ sudo ./nr-softmodem -O ~/openairinterface5g/targets/PROJECTS/GENERIC-NR-5GC/CONF/gnb.sa.band78.fr1.106PRB.usrpb210.conf –sa -E
    [CONFIG] get parameters from libconfig /home/openairinterface5g/targets/PROJECTS/GENERIC-NR-5GC/CONF/gnb.sa.band78.fr1.106PRB.usrpb210.conf , debug flags: 0x00000000
    [LIBCONFIG] Path for include directive set to: /home/openairinterface5g/targets/PROJECTS/GENERIC-NR-5GC/CONF
    [CONFIG] function config_libconfig_init returned 0
    [CONFIG] config module libconfig loaded
    [LIBCONFIG] config: 1/1 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
    Send signal 35 to display resource usage…
    [LIBCONFIG] log_config: 3/3 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
    [LIBCONFIG] log_config: 53/53 parameters successfully set, (46 to default value)
    [LIBCONFIG] log_config: 53/53 parameters successfully set, (53 to default value)
    [LIBCONFIG] log_config: 16/16 parameters successfully set, (16 to default value)
    [LIBCONFIG] log_config: 16/16 parameters successfully set, (16 to default value)
    log init done
    …
    ….
    About to call end_configmodule() from main() /home/openairinterface5g/executables/nr-softmodem.c:867
    got sync (L1_stats_thread)
    got sync (ru_thread)
    [CONFIG] calling config module end function…
    [CONFIG] free 430 config value pointers
    Called end_configmodule() from main() /home/openairinterface5g/executables/nr-softmodem.c:869
    TYPE TO TERMINATE
    Entering ITTI signals handler
    [PHY] RU 0 rf device ready
    sleep…
    sleep…
    sleep…
    sleep…
    sleep…
    sleep…
    sleep…
    sleep…
    sleep…
    ULLLLULLLLULLLLLULULLLLLLULLLL[PHY] [gNB 0][RAPROC] Frame 237, slot 19 Initiating RA procedure with preamble 45, energy 75.0 dB (I0 411, thres 200), delay 8 start symbol 0 freq index 0
    [NR_MAC] [gNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 238, slotP 7: Generating RA-Msg2 DCI, rnti 0x10b, state 1
    [NR_MAC] [gNB] Generate RAR MAC PDU frame 238 slot 7 preamble index 45 TA command 8
    [NR_MAC] In nr_fill_rar: Transmitted RAR with t_alloc 2 f_alloc 528 ta_command 8 mcs 0 freq_hopping 0 tpc_command 3 csi_req 0 t_crnti ef0d
    [NR_MAC] [gNB 0][RAPROC] Frame 238, Subframe 7: RA state 2
    [NR_MAC] Random Access 0 failed at state 2 (state is not WAIT_Msg3)
    [NR_MAC] to remove in mac rnti_to_remove[0] = 0xef0d
    [NR_MAC] handle_nr_ul_harq(): unknown RNTI ef0d in PUSCH
    [PHY] to remove rnti 61197
    [PHY] to remove rnti_to_remove_count=1, up_removed=1 down_removed=0 pucch_removed=0
    [PHY] [gNB 0][RAPROC] Frame 239, slot 19 Initiating RA procedure with preamble 30, energy 76.7 dB (I0 440, thres 200), delay 8 start symbol 0 freq index 0
    [NR_MAC] [gNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 240, slotP 7: Generating RA-Msg2 DCI, rnti 0x10b, state 1
    [NR_MAC] [gNB] Generate RAR MAC PDU frame 240 slot 7 preamble index 30 TA command 8
    [NR_MAC] In nr_fill_rar: Transmitted RAR with t_alloc 2 f_alloc 528 ta_command 8 mcs 0 freq_hopping 0 tpc_command 3 csi_req 0 t_crnti 8f81
    [NR_MAC] [gNB 0][RAPROC] Frame 240, Subframe 7: RA state 2
    [NR_MAC] Random Access 0 failed at state 2 (state is not WAIT_Msg3)
    [NR_MAC] to remove in mac rnti_to_remove[0] = 0x8f81
    [NR_MAC] handle_nr_ul_harq(): unknown RNTI 8f81 in PUSCH
    [PHY] to remove rnti 36737
    [PHY] to remove rnti_to_remove_count=1, up_removed=1 down_removed=0 pucch_removed=0
    …… (Omitted for convenience)
    Run time: 0h 18s
    Time executing user inst.: 2s 987331us
    Time executing system inst.: 6s 786822us
    Max. Phy. memory usage: 1382220kB
    Page fault number (no io): 341755
    Page fault number (requiring io): 0
    Number of file system read: 0
    Number of filesystem write: 112
    Number of context switch (process origin, io…): 1499392
    Number of context switch (os origin, priority…): 2138
    Linux signal Interrupt…
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      June 15, 2021 at 4:03 pm
      
      Hi,
      This is the right git branch, but it doesn’t work completely.
      With Huawei, I have the same result as you: Msg3 fails (Fujitsu is working on it also)
      With Qualcomm X55 based phones, we reach network attach, we debug now the data path.
      Regards,
      Laurent
      
      Reply
  2. Yu Chen says:
    
    January 4, 2022 at 11:26 am
    
    Hi Laurent,
    
    I encountered the same problem:
    [ 24%] Built target NR_RRC_LIB
    CMakeFiles/Makefile2:5554: recipe for target ‘CMakeFiles/nr-softmodem.dir/rule’ failed
    make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/nr-softmodem.dir/rule] Error 2
    Makefile:1906: recipe for target ‘nr-softmodem’ failed
    make: *** [nr-softmodem] Error 2
    
    Thanks for your solution. However, the error still occurs even though my CPU supports AVX2. Is there any other reason causing the problem? Thank you.
    
    Kind regards,
    Yu Chen
    
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Paul says:

June 8, 2021 at 10:10 am

Hi Laurent,
could you tell me what is the differents between:
~/openairinterface5g/targets/bin/lte-softmodem.Rel14
~/openairinterface5g/cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build/lte-softmodem
I tried both with the same config files and get the same output. Should I use another config ?
How can I use the different LTE releases?

Regards,
Paul
Config File:
////////// Physical parameters:

component_carriers = (
{
node_function = “3GPP_eNODEB”;
node_timing = “synch_to_ext_device”;
node_synch_ref = 0;
frame_type = “FDD”;
tdd_config = 3;
tdd_config_s = 5;
prefix_type = “NORMAL”;
eutra_band = 1;
downlink_frequency = 2139950000L;
uplink_frequency_offset = -190000000;
Nid_cell = 0;
N_RB_DL = 25;
Nid_cell_mbsfn = 0;
nb_antenna_ports = 1;
nb_antennas_tx = 1;
nb_antennas_rx = 1;
tx_gain = 90;
rx_gain = 125;
pbch_repetition = “FALSE”;
prach_root = 0;
prach_config_index = 0;
prach_high_speed = “DISABLE”;
prach_zero_correlation = 1;
prach_freq_offset = 2;
pucch_delta_shift = 1;
pucch_nRB_CQI = 0;
pucch_nCS_AN = 0;
pucch_n1_AN = 0;
pdsch_referenceSignalPower = -27;
pdsch_p_b = 0;
pusch_n_SB = 1;
pusch_enable64QAM = “DISABLE”;
pusch_hoppingMode = “interSubFrame”;
pusch_hoppingOffset = 0;
pusch_groupHoppingEnabled = “ENABLE”;
pusch_groupAssignment = 0;
pusch_sequenceHoppingEnabled = “DISABLE”;
pusch_nDMRS1 = 1;
phich_duration = “NORMAL”;
phich_resource = “ONESIXTH”;
srs_enable = “DISABLE”;
/* srs_BandwidthConfig =0;
srs_SubframeConfig =;
srs_ackNackST =;
srs_MaxUpPts =;*/

pusch_p0_Nominal = -96;
pusch_alpha = “AL1”;
pucch_p0_Nominal = -104;
msg3_delta_Preamble = 6;
pucch_deltaF_Format1 = “deltaF2”;
pucch_deltaF_Format1b = “deltaF3”;
pucch_deltaF_Format2 = “deltaF0”;
pucch_deltaF_Format2a = “deltaF0”;
pucch_deltaF_Format2b = “deltaF0”;

rach_numberOfRA_Preambles = 64;
rach_preamblesGroupAConfig = “DISABLE”;
/*
rach_sizeOfRA_PreamblesGroupA = ;
rach_messageSizeGroupA = ;
rach_messagePowerOffsetGroupB = ;
*/
rach_powerRampingStep = 4;
rach_preambleInitialReceivedTargetPower = -108;
rach_preambleTransMax = 10;
rach_raResponseWindowSize = 10;
rach_macContentionResolutionTimer = 48;
rach_maxHARQ_Msg3Tx = 4;

pcch_default_PagingCycle = 128;
pcch_nB = “oneT”;
bcch_modificationPeriodCoeff = 2;
ue_TimersAndConstants_t300 = 1000;
ue_TimersAndConstants_t301 = 1000;
ue_TimersAndConstants_t310 = 1000;
ue_TimersAndConstants_t311 = 10000;
ue_TimersAndConstants_n310 = 20;
ue_TimersAndConstants_n311 = 1;
ue_TransmissionMode = 1;

//Parameters for SIB18
rxPool_sc_CP_Len = “normal”;
rxPool_sc_Period = “sf40”;
rxPool_data_CP_Len = “normal”;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_prb_Num = 20;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_prb_Start = 5;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_prb_End = 44;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_offsetIndicator_present = “prSmall”;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_offsetIndicator_choice = 0;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_present = “prBs40”;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_choice_bs_buf = “00000000000000000000”;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_choice_bs_size = 5;
rxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_choice_bs_bits_unused = 0;
/* rxPool_dataHoppingConfig_hoppingParameter = 0;
rxPool_dataHoppingConfig_numSubbands = “ns1”;
rxPool_dataHoppingConfig_rbOffset = 0;
rxPool_commTxResourceUC-ReqAllowed = “TRUE”;
*/
// Parameters for SIB19
discRxPool_cp_Len = “normal”
discRxPool_discPeriod = “rf32”
discRxPool_numRetx = 1;
discRxPool_numRepetition = 2;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_prb_Num = 5;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_prb_Start = 3;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_prb_End = 21;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_offsetIndicator_present = “prSmall”;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_offsetIndicator_choice = 0;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_present = “prBs40”;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_choice_bs_buf = “f0ffffffff”;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_choice_bs_size = 5;
discRxPool_ResourceConfig_subframeBitmap_choice_bs_bits_unused = 0;

}
);

srb1_parameters :
{
# timer_poll_retransmit = (ms) [5, 10, 15, 20,… 250, 300, 350, … 500]
timer_poll_retransmit = 80;

# timer_reordering = (ms) [0,5, … 100, 110, 120, … ,200]
timer_reordering = 35;

# timer_reordering = (ms) [0,5, … 250, 300, 350, … ,500]
timer_status_prohibit = 0;

# poll_pdu = [4, 8, 16, 32 , 64, 128, 256, infinity(>10000)]
poll_pdu = 4;

# poll_byte = (kB) [25,50,75,100,125,250,375,500,750,1000,1250,1500,2000,3000,infinity(>10000)]
poll_byte = 99999;

# max_retx_threshold = [1, 2, 3, 4 , 6, 8, 16, 32]
max_retx_threshold = 4;
}

# ——- SCTP definitions
SCTP :
{
# Number of streams to use in input/output
SCTP_INSTREAMS = 2;
SCTP_OUTSTREAMS = 2;
};

////////// MME parameters:
mme_ip_address = ( { ipv4 = “127.0.0.20”;
ipv6 = “192:168:30::17”;
active = “yes”;
preference = “ipv4”;
}
);

NETWORK_INTERFACES :
{
ENB_INTERFACE_NAME_FOR_S1_MME = “lo”;
ENB_IPV4_ADDRESS_FOR_S1_MME = “127.0.0.10/8”;
ENB_INTERFACE_NAME_FOR_S1U = “lo”;
ENB_IPV4_ADDRESS_FOR_S1U = “127.0.0.10/8”;
ENB_PORT_FOR_S1U = 2152; # Spec 2152

ENB_IPV4_ADDRESS_FOR_X2C = “127.0.0.1/24”;
ENB_PORT_FOR_X2C = 36422; # Spec 36422
};
}
);

MACRLCs = (
{
num_cc = 1;
tr_s_preference = “local_L1”;
tr_n_preference = “local_RRC”;
phy_test_mode = 0;
puSch10xSnr = 200;
puCch10xSnr = 200;
}
);

L1s = (
{
num_cc = 1;
tr_n_preference = “local_mac”;
}
);

RUs = (
{
local_rf = “yes”
nb_tx = 1
nb_rx = 1
att_tx = 60
att_rx = 60;
bands = [1];
max_pdschReferenceSignalPower = -27;
max_rxgain = 125;
eNB_instances = [0];

}
);

NETWORK_CONTROLLER :
{
FLEXRAN_ENABLED = “no”;
FLEXRAN_INTERFACE_NAME = “lo”;
FLEXRAN_IPV4_ADDRESS = “127.0.0.1”;
FLEXRAN_PORT = 2210;
FLEXRAN_CACHE = “/mnt/oai_agent_cache”;
FLEXRAN_AWAIT_RECONF = “no”;
};

THREAD_STRUCT = (
{
#three config for level of parallelism “PARALLEL_SINGLE_THREAD”, “PARALLEL_RU_L1_SPLIT”, or “PARALLEL_RU_L1_TRX_SPLIT”
parallel_config = “PARALLEL_SINGLE_THREAD”;
#parallel_config = “PARALLEL_RU_L1_TRX_SPLIT”;
#two option for worker “WORKER_DISABLE” or “WORKER_ENABLE”
worker_config = “WORKER_ENABLE”;
}
);

log_config :
{
global_log_level =”info”;
global_log_verbosity =”medium”;
hw_log_level =”info”;
hw_log_verbosity =”medium”;
phy_log_level =”info”;
phy_log_verbosity =”medium”;
mac_log_level =”info”;
mac_log_verbosity =”high”;
rlc_log_level =”info”;
rlc_log_verbosity =”medium”;
pdcp_log_level =”info”;
pdcp_log_verbosity =”medium”;
rrc_log_level =”info”;
rrc_log_verbosity =”medium”;
};

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1. laurent says:
  
  June 9, 2021 at 8:40 am
  
  ~/openairinterface5g/targets/bin/lte-softmodem.Rel14
  ~/openairinterface5g/cmake_targets/lte_build_oai/build/lte-softmodem
  are the same
  The script “buil_oai” simply copies the binary in directory “targets/bin” (it was the procedure before cmake based OAI build, we kept it for compatibility)
  You can verify easily with many Linux tools that two files are identical
  
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  1. Paul says:
    
    June 15, 2021 at 10:22 am
    
    Hi laurent,
    thanks for the quick answer. But I still don’t understand how I can switch between LTE-M, NB-IoT or the other LTE releases. Could you tell me wich are the parameters that I have to change?
    
    regards
    Paul
    
    Reply
    1. laurent says:
      
      June 15, 2021 at 4:00 pm
      
      Hi Paul,
      
      There are some online doc like: https://gitlab.eurecom.fr/oai/openairinterface5g/-/wikis/LTE-M-Setup
      Old releases: we don’t maintain it (except as old commit in OpenAir gitlab)
      
      The way I prefer: dig in CI (continuous integration) set of tests: these are test cases described in a quite complex method (xml test description) nevertheless all materials related to each test case are available.
      
      See: https://open5glab.eurecom.fr:8083/jenkins/job/RAN-CI-develop/
      it is live CI tests runs
      then, in a run, the test list, choose the case you need.
      All the files are in /ci-scripts
      Laurent
      
      Reply
Kushal says:

July 11, 2021 at 11:21 am

Hi Laurant,

I am using OAI LTE eNB source over USRP 210, though I am able to attach commercial UE (Samsung) but sometimes suddenly after UE attaching, continuous “uplink segment error” starts happening, and then UE goes out of sync

UULULLULLLULLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL[PHY] uplink segment error 0/2, aborted 1 segments

Is there a way to fix this issue ? From the L1 (PHY) source code, it seems the UL-SCH decoding failed after multiple decode iterations. I am unable to understand if that is due to limited UE’s UL power ? or its due to power saturation at eNB ?

From the below print, PHR is 40db – which in my understanding means UE is sending at quite low power and has much of power headroom available for UL Tx
UE rnti 53c8 : in synch, PHR 40 dB DL CQI 15 PUSCH SNR 20 PUCCH SNR 17

Any inputs in this regard is highly appreciated. Thanks !

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1. laurent says:
  
  July 11, 2021 at 7:37 pm
  
  Hi,
  USRP driver (UHD) prints ULLLLLL.
  OpenAir doesn’t provide the signal to send in time
  It can be CPU power, OpenAir bug, UHD bug, …
  Laurent
  
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  1. Kushal says:
    
    July 12, 2021 at 6:36 am
    
    Hi Laurent,
    
    Thanks for replying.
    When you say “OpenAir doesn’t provide the signal to send in time” is that the L1 of OAI that is not sending to USRP in time ? or is it due to delay between L2 & L1 (FAPI interface) . Kindly clarify
    
    Also, any pointers on where to start debugging?
    Thanks,
    Kushal
    
    Reply
Antonis says:

August 3, 2021 at 12:49 pm

Hi,
The MME correctly detects the eNB thus i know the all in one epc/enb work correctly. On a second machine i have build the OAI UE with the following commands:
$ git clone https://gitlab.eurecom.fr/oai/openairinterface5g.git
$ cd ~/openairinterface5g/cmake_targets
$ ./build_oai -I –UE -c –install-system-files -w USRP
$ cd ~/Desktop/openairinterface5g && source oaienv
$ cd cmake_targets
$ sudo ./build_oai -w USRP -x -c –UE

and run it with the following commands:
$ cd ~/openairinterface5g/cmake_targets/tools/ && \
sudo ./init_nas_s1 UE
$ cd ~/openairinterface5g/targets/bin
$ sudo -E ./lte-uesoftmodem.Rel14 -C 2680000000 -r 25 –ue-scan-carrier –ue-txgain 80 –ue-rxgain 125 2>&1 | tee UE.log

Also the two USRPs are connected with cables and a 30db attenuator on each cable to eliminate the possibility of interference (is used antennas)…
This is the point that the UE is getting stack:
……
[RRC] [UE 0] Frame 402779: OUT OF SYNC FROM eNB 0 (T310 active 0 : T310 1000, N310 26605, N311 0)
[PHY] mode 0
[PHY] prach_start=7680, overflow=-62184
[PHY] [UE 0][RAPROC] PRACH PL 50 dB, power -26 dBm (max 23 dBm), digital power 45 dB (amp 512)
[PHY] [UE 0][RAPROC] Frame 402780, subframe 1: Generating PRACH (eNB 0) preamble index 62 for UL, TX power -26 dBm (PL 50 dB), l3msg
[RRC] [UE 0] Frame 402780: OUT OF SYNC FROM eNB 0 (T310 active 0 : T310 1000, N310 26606, N311 0)
[RRC] [UE 0] Frame 402781: OUT OF SYNC FROM eNB 0 (T310 active 0 : T310 1000, N310 26607, N311 0)
[PHY] mode 0
[PHY] prach_start=7680, overflow=-62184
…..
Any idea of what might be the problem? Has anyone tried to attache the OAI UE to the all in one enb/epc of oppen-cells with USRPs just as i did?

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1. laurent says:
  
  August 6, 2021 at 11:09 am
  
  Hi,
  your UE doesn’t sync likely because the signal power is not good.
  With 30dB attenuator, you should decrease a lot the gains.
  compile the scope (enbscope, uescope) and run with -d
  the upper left graph is time domain: there should be some noise (filling 20% of the range) at bottom of the graph
  Laurent
  
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  1. Antonis says:
    
    August 30, 2021 at 7:22 am
    
    Hello,
    I reduced the gains and now i get this error every time (Any idea of what i can do?):
    
    [PHY] PUSCH::mcs = 0 and DCI0::mcs(30) > 28 and round == 0
    [PHY] generate_drs_pusch: index for Msc_RS=204 not found
    [PHY] Delay to wake up UE_Thread_Rx (case 2) avg=1 iterations=80000 max=17:17:17:18:21:21:22:23:23:31
    [PHY] Delay to process sub-frame (case 3) avg=198 iterations=80000 max=63773:65131:67007:73209:75156:75311:76372:84705:101817:114875
    [PHY] generate_drs_pusch: index for Msc_RS=168 not found
    [PHY] Missed real time
    [PHY] Missed real time
    [PHY] Missed real time
    [PHY] Missed real time
    [PHY] Missed real time
    [PHY] Missed real time
    [PHY] Missed real time
    [PHY] Missed real time
    [PHY] Missed real time
    [PHY] Missed real time
    [PHY] Missed real time
    [PHY] Missed real time
    [PHY] Missed real time
    [PHY] Missed real time
    [PHY] Missed real time
    bad DCI 1A !!!
    
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    1. Antonis says:
      
      August 30, 2021 at 11:57 am
      
      How can i compile the scope?
      
      Reply
      1. laurent says:
        
        August 31, 2021 at 6:17 am
        
        make (or ninja) enbscope uescope nrscope
      2. Antonis says:
        
        September 7, 2021 at 6:24 am
        
        Hi Laurent,
        So i run with -d and there is around 20% noise but still i get the same error about missing real time. Any idea what else might be the problem?
keezer says:

August 14, 2021 at 8:30 am

HI Laurent I encountered some problems in the MME

Assertion (1 == 0) failed!
In mme_config_parse_file() /home/f459/openair-cn/SRC/MME_APP/mme_config.c:209
Failed to parse MME configuration file /usr/local/etc/oai/mme.conf!

Will Intentionaly raise SEGFAULT to be catched by GDB!
Obtained 6 stack frames.
mme(display_backtrace+0x28) [0x500da7]
mme() [0x4f6d49]
mme(mme_config_parse_opt_line+0x298) [0x4faef6]
mme(main+0xdd) [0x435cea]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0xf5) [0x7f0e4bdf0f45]
mme() [0x4359f9]

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1. laurent says:
  
  August 16, 2021 at 6:57 am
  
  Hi,
  Read the text:
  Failed to parse MME configuration file /usr/local/etc/oai/mme.conf
  Seems quite clear
  
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Larry says:

August 14, 2021 at 10:04 am

Hi,
I’ve got a problem with the MME.
I configure the mme.conf but I get the following:

root@nano:/home/f459/openair-cn/SCRIPTS# ./run_mme
OPENAIRCN_DIR = /home/f459/openair-cn
Initializing OAI Logging

Assertion (1 == 0) failed!
In mme_config_parse_file() /home/f459/openair-cn/SRC/MME_APP/mme_config.c:209
Failed to parse MME configuration file /usr/local/etc/oai/mme.conf!

Will Intentionaly raise SEGFAULT to be catched by GDB!
Obtained 6 stack frames.
mme(display_backtrace+0x28) [0x500da7]
mme() [0x4f6d49]
mme(mme_config_parse_opt_line+0x298) [0x4faef6]
mme(main+0xdd) [0x435cea]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0xf5) [0x7f9d35c0cf45]
mme() [0x4359f9]

I don’t know what is the problem.
Is it possible, that the mme have some Problems with my proxysettings?
Thanks!

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1. laurent says:
  
  August 16, 2021 at 6:56 am
  
  Hi,
  Read the text:
  Failed to parse MME configuration file /usr/local/etc/oai/mme.conf
  Seems quite clear
  
  Reply
  1. Larry says:
    
    August 17, 2021 at 12:50 pm
    
    Hi laurent
    Does this mean copy the file mme_config.c directly to the following path?
    /usr/local/etc/oai
    
    Thank you
    
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2003zoull says:

August 17, 2021 at 6:22 am

Hi Laurent
I use OAI eNB + OAI UE in noS1 mode. It always happens RAR fail. CRC of pusch is error.The SNR is 20-50.Any idea of what might be the problem?

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WangDong says:

September 9, 2021 at 1:40 pm

Hi Laurent,
When I connect OAI eNB with CostUE,it ouucres,how can I fix it?

[RRC] [FRAME 00649][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 8e26] Decoding UL CCCH 5c.40.3.ca.6f.f6 (0x5629f4fa64a5)
[RRC] [FRAME 00649][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 8e26] Accept new connection from UE random UE identity (0xffa63c00c4000000) MME code 0 TMSI 0 cause 3
[MAC] UE 1 RNTI 8e26 adding LC 1 idx 0 to scheduling control (total 1)
[MAC] UE 1 RNTI 8e26 adding LC 2 idx 1 to scheduling control (total 2)
[MAC] Added physicalConfigDedicated 0x7fbcc4030700 for 0.1
[RRC] [FRAME 00649][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 8e26]CALLING RLC CONFIG SRB1 (rbid 1)
add new uid is 1 8e26

[PDCP] [FRAME 00649][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 8e26][SRB 01] Action ADD LCID 1 (SRB id 1) configured with SN size 5 bits and RLC AM
[MAC] generate_Msg4 ra->Msg4_frame SFN/SF: 649.6, frameP SFN/SF: 649.6 FOR eNB_Mod: 0
[MAC] [eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 649, subframeP 6: Generating Msg4 with RRC Piggyback (RNTI 8e26)
[RRC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 8e26] [RAPROC] Logical Channel UL-DCCH, processing LTE_RRCConnectionSetupComplete from UE (SRB1 Active)
[NAS] AttachRequest.c:40 EMM – attach_request len = 92
[NAS] UeNetworkCapability.c:46 decode_ue_network_capability len = 5
[NAS] UeNetworkCapability.c:63 uenetworkcapability decoded UMTS

[NAS] UeNetworkCapability.c:74 uenetworkcapability decoded GPRS

[NAS] UeNetworkCapability.c:82 uenetworkcapability decoded=6

[NAS] UeNetworkCapability.c:86 uenetworkcapability then decoded=6

[RRC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 8e26] UE State = RRC_CONNECTED
[S1AP] [eNB 0] Chose MME ‘(null)’ (assoc_id 18) through selected PLMN Identity index 0 MCC 208 MNC 92
[S1AP] Found usable eNB_ue_s1ap_id: 0x38f859 3733593(10)
[SCTP] Successfully sent 142 bytes on stream 1 for assoc_id 18
[SCTP] Found data for descriptor 87
[SCTP] Received notification for sd 87, type 32777
[SCTP] Found data for descriptor 87
[SCTP] [18][87] Msg of length 62 received from port 36412, on stream 1, PPID 18
[RRC] [eNB 0] Received S1AP_DOWNLINK_NAS: ue_initial_id 29, eNB_ue_s1ap_id 3733593
[RRC] sent RRC_DCCH_DATA_REQ to TASK_PDCP_ENB
[SCTP] Successfully sent 59 bytes on stream 1 for assoc_id 18
[SCTP] Found data for descriptor 87
[SCTP] Received notification for sd 87, type 32777
[SCTP] Found data for descriptor 87
[SCTP] [18][87] Msg of length 41 received from port 36412, on stream 1, PPID 18
[RRC] [eNB 0] Received S1AP_DOWNLINK_NAS: ue_initial_id 29, eNB_ue_s1ap_id 3733593
[RRC] sent RRC_DCCH_DATA_REQ to TASK_PDCP_ENB
[SCTP] Successfully sent 51 bytes on stream 1 for assoc_id 18
[SCTP] Found data for descriptor 87
[SCTP] Received notification for sd 87, type 32777
[SCTP] Found data for descriptor 87
[SCTP] [18][87] Msg of length 22 received from port 36412, on stream 1, PPID 18
[RRC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 8e26] Logical Channel DL-DCCH, Generate RRCConnectionRelease (bytes 3)
[RRC] sent RRC_DCCH_DATA_REQ to TASK_PDCP_ENB
[RRC] S1AP removed entry in hashtable s1ap_id2_s1ap_ids for eNB_ue_s1ap_id 3733593
[RRC] S1AP removed entry in hashtable initial_id2_s1ap_ids for ue_initial_id 29
[S1AP] Removed UE context eNB_ue_s1ap_id 3733593
[SCTP] Successfully sent 21 bytes on stream 1 for assoc_id 18
[RRC] Removing UE 8e26 instance after UE_CONTEXT_RELEASE_Complete (ue_release_timer_rrc timeout)
[RRC] [eNB 0] Removing UE RNTI 8e26
[RRC] Put UE 8e26 into freeList
[MAC] clean eNb uci_vars[1] UE 8e26
[MAC] clean eNb uci_vars[4] UE 8e26
[MAC] Removing UE 1 from Primary CC_id 0 (rnti 8e26)
[PDCP] remove uid is 1/1 8e26
[RRC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 8e26] Removed UE context
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 8e26 from freeList
[SCTP] Found data for descriptor 87
[SCTP] Received notification for sd 87, type 32777

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1. laurent says:
  
  September 9, 2021 at 5:46 pm
  
  Hi,
  your ue connects well, you reach
  UE State = RRC_CONNECTED
  then, the NB calls the core network and do some dialog, that ends quickly:
  Msg of length 22 received from port 36412, on stream 1, PPID 18
  [RRC] [FRAME 00000][eNB][MOD 00][RNTI 8e26] Logical Channel DL-DCCH, Generate RRCConnectionRelease (bytes 3)
  The core network rejects the UE for some reason
  If you run wireshark on the interface between the core and the eNB, you will get more details
  Also, core network logs can help
  Laurent
  
  Reply
  1. Wang says:
    
    September 10, 2021 at 5:51 am
    
    Here is the problem:
    S1AP/NAS-EPS 130 UplinkNASTransport, Security mode reject (UE security capabilities mismatch)
    : ( , What should I do to fix this problem.
    Bset Regards
    Yours，
    Wang Dong。
    
    Reply
    1. laurent says:
      
      September 10, 2021 at 7:23 am
      
      Hi,
      UE describes it’s implemented security modes (the implemented algorithms)
      The core seems to not have something matching
      what core network and what UE are you using ?
      
      Reply
Zhenyu Wang says:

September 12, 2021 at 3:00 pm

My UE does not support band7. I want to test with band3 . Besides frequency, what parameters do I need to modify？

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1. laurent says:
  
  September 14, 2021 at 8:05 am
  
  Hi,
  Parameter ‘eutra_band’, also the DL/UL frequency offset
  you have several bands config files in /ci-scripts/conf_files/enb.band*
  So, seeing the changes between these files, you can make a band 3 file
  
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Tony says:

September 14, 2021 at 6:46 am

Hi Laurent,
My CostUE can connect to the eNB in 5MHz(25PRB) or 10MHz(50PRB).
But UE cannot find eNB in 20MHz(100PRB).
May I ask how did you make it : ), and what causes that.

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1. laurent says:
  
  September 14, 2021 at 8:06 am
  
  I don’t know.
  I used 20MHz for a long while, it was working nicely
  
  Reply
Nico says:

October 28, 2021 at 10:47 am

Hi Laurent,

I know I can play with the attenuation of the rx and tx path to get different power levels but is conf file a direct parameter to regulate the power of the SDR?

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Goli Srikanth says:

November 1, 2021 at 1:39 pm

Hi Laurent,
While running the code UE is able to send messages in up to security mode complete. In the next step, MME is got exited and not able to complete attach accept message in LTE registration procedure. Below is the following error in MME running terminal

Assertion (0) failed!
In mme_app_handle_s6a_update_location_ans() /…../openair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_location.c:11
Failed to parse SP-GW configuration file /usr/local/etc/oai/spgw.conf!

Will Intentionaly raise SEGFAULT to be catched by GDB!
Obtained 5 stack frames.
mme(display_backtrace+0x28) [0x55d1af7cc847]
mme(mme_app_handle_s6a_update_location_ans+0x283) [0x55d1af7cc847]
mme(mme_app_thread+0x130) [0x55d1af7ba3d0]
spgw(main+0xe3) [0x5599c144deed]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpthread.so.0(+0x76db) [0x7f47adce46db]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(clone+0x3f) [0x7f47ac14571f]
./run_mme: line 87: 18167 Segmentation fault $SUDO spgw `echo $exe_arguments` 2>&1
can you help me out in this issue

Thanks

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1. laurent says:
  
  November 4, 2021 at 9:02 pm
  
  Failed to parse SP-GW configuration file /usr/local/etc/oai/spgw.conf!
  I guess you modified this file
  
  Reply
  1. Goli Srikanth says:
    
    November 9, 2021 at 9:25 am
    
    Hi Laurent,
    
    I have verified the mme and spgw conf files. Nothing has modified
    its actually, “ULR/ULA procedure returned non success\n”. Please help me out with this issue
    
    Assertion (0) failed!
    In mme_app_handle_s6a_update_location_ans() /home/goli/openair-cn/src/mme_app/mme_app_location.c:115
    “ULR/ULA procedure returned non success\n”
    Will Intentionaly raise SEGFAULT to be catched by GDB!
    Obtained 5 stack frames.
    mme(display_backtrace+0x28) [0x563e41dda847]
    mme(mme_app_handle_s6a_update_location_ans+0x283) [0x563e41dce493]
    mme(mme_app_thread+0x130) [0x563e41dc83d0]
    /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpthread.so.0(+0x76db) [0x7fbdd4f086db]
    /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(clone+0x3f) [0x7fbdd336971f]
    ./run_mme: line 87: 26934 Segmentation fault $SUDO mme `echo $exe_arguments` 2>&1
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      November 9, 2021 at 1:37 pm
      
      I don’t know, maybe try to use a more recent EPC, like:
      https://github.com/OPENAIRINTERFACE/openair-epc-fed/blob/master/docs/DEPLOY_HOME_MAGMA_MME.md
      
      Reply
keezer says:

November 1, 2021 at 1:53 pm

Hi Laurent,
I am doing a independent study

I want to use Tracking Area update procedure and send a TAU_Reject and Attach_Reject to the UE
so that the UE cannot connect to the Internet

How should I modify my EPC or eNB code ?
I know these files should be in the openair-cn/src/nas/emm path
But I don’t know how to modify

Thank you

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1. laurent says:
  
  November 4, 2021 at 9:01 pm
  
  Hi,
  I think if you set a MME config file with TAC not matching the RAC list in the MME, the MME will reject the TAU
  Regards,
  
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bing han says:

November 5, 2021 at 7:33 am

Hi Laurent,
Thank you so much for the tutorial
Now the problem is when I visit the http://127.0.0.1/phpmyadmin
my database oai_db only have table pdn users and mmeidentity ,so where is the apn???
could you help me!

Thank you

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1. laurent says:
  
  November 6, 2021 at 7:39 am
  
  hi,
  it is in pdn table
  Laurent
  
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Juan says:

November 12, 2021 at 5:02 pm

Hi Laurent,
I have a problem when I try to conect my mobile with my LTE network. I think I have a problem with authentication but I do not see how solve it. I do not know if the faults are in apn of my mobile, I have xiomi mi note 3.

0AA37FE700 DEBUG S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 Iterating on rules of AVP: ‘E-UTRAN-Vector’.
012210 08030:561509 7F0AA37FE700 DEBUG S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 Iterating on rules of AVP: ‘Authentication-Info’.
012211 08030:561518 7F0AA37FE700 DEBUG S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 Iterating on rules of COMMAND: ‘Authentication-Information-Answer’.
012212 08030:561544 7F0AA37FE700 DEBUG S6A -develop/src/s6a/s6a_auth_info.c:0228 Received S6A Authentication Information Answer (AIA)
012213 08030:561561 7F0AA37FE700 DEBUG S6A -develop/src/s6a/s6a_auth_info.c:0254 Received S6A Result code 2001:DIAMETER_SUCCESS
012214 08030:561632 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM 5g-cn-develop/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0369 Entering nas_proc_authentication_info_answer()
012215 08030:561649 7F0ACA35C700 DEBUG NAS-EM 5g-cn-develop/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0378 Handling imsi 999700000053539
012216 08030:561659 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE MME-AP op/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0243 UE 6 fetched MM state UE_UNREGISTERED, ECM state ECM_IDLE
012217 08030:561663 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 Message discarded (‘Internal error: Answer received to locally issued request, but not handled by any handler.’):
012218 08030:561666 7F0ACA35C700 DEBUG NAS-EM 5g-cn-develop/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0399 INFORMING NAS ABOUT AUTH RESP SUCCESS got 1 vector(s)
012219 08030:561671 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 ‘Authentication-Information-Answer’
012220 08030:561672 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM 5g-cn-develop/src/nas/nas_proc.c:0426 Entering nas_proc_auth_param_res()
012221 08030:561677 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 Version: 0x01
012222 08030:561683 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 Length: 292
012223 08030:561685 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM evelop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0122 Entering emm_sap_send()
012224 08030:561689 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 Flags: 0x40 (-P–)
012225 08030:561691 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM develop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_cn.c:0572 Entering emm_cn_send()
012226 08030:561695 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 Command Code: 318
012227 08030:561697 7F0ACA35C700 INFO NAS-EM develop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_cn.c:0573 EMMCN-SAP – Received primitive EMM_CN_AUTHENTICATION_PARAM_RES (401)
012228 08030:561700 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 ApplicationId: 16777251
012229 08030:561704 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM develop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_cn.c:0105 Entering _emm_cn_authentication_res()
012230 08030:561707 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 Hop-by-Hop Identifier: 0x3E7CA9FB
012231 08030:561710 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE MME-AP op/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0243 UE 6 fetched MM state UE_UNREGISTERED, ECM state ECM_IDLE
012232 08030:561713 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 End-to-End Identifier: 0x00000000
012233 08030:561717 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM lop/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0374 Entering _auth_info_proc_success_cb()
012234 08030:561719 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 {internal data}: src:hss.4GLaboratory(16) rwb:(nil) rt:1 cb:(nil),(nil)((nil)) qry:0x7f0a380013c0 asso:0 sess:0x7f0a38001550
012235 08030:561723 7F0ACA35C700 INFO NAS-EM lop/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0403 EMM-PROC – Received Vector 0:
012237 08030:561729 7F0ACA35C700 INFO NAS-EM lop/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0404 EMM-PROC – Received XRES ..: ea,8d,f8,1c,b1,a0,f4,1b,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00
012236 08030:561725 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 AVP: ‘Session-Id'(263) l=57 f=-M val=”epc.4GLaboratory.4GLaboratory;1636726797;6;apps6a”
012238 08030:561737 7F0ACA35C700 INFO NAS-EM lop/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0405 EMM-PROC – Received RAND ..: c7,5e,9b,2d,86,a3,95,6f,68,ea,15,06,85,c1,15,64
012240 08030:561744 7F0ACA35C700 INFO NAS-EM lop/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0406 EMM-PROC – Received AUTN ..: 4b,53,9b,da,17,91,80,00,81,77,17,f3,78,42,4c,f1
012239 08030:561742 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 AVP: ‘Authentication-Info'(1413) vend=’3GPP'(10415) l=144 f=VM val=(grouped)
012241 08030:561751 7F0ACA35C700 INFO NAS-EM lop/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0408 EMM-PROC – Received KASME .: 1c,69,45,76,fe,03,2e,59,2a,97,ea,32,06,2a,53,25 44,71,1f,55,92,ca,f8,b7,69,2b,e6,d6,16,a1,fc,24
012242 08030:561755 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 AVP: ‘E-UTRAN-Vector'(1414) vend=’3GPP'(10415) l=132 f=VM val=(grouped)
012243 08030:561761 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM evelop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0122 Entering emm_sap_send()
012244 08030:561767 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM evelop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_reg.c:0110 Entering emm_reg_send()
012245 08030:561767 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 AVP: ‘RAND'(1447) vend=’3GPP'(10415) l=28 f=VM val=
012246 08030:561772 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM evelop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0275 Entering emm_fsm_process()
012247 08030:561779 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 AVP: ‘XRES'(1448) vend=’3GPP'(10415) l=20 f=VM val=
012248 08030:561780 7F0ACA35C700 INFO NAS-EM evelop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0281 EMM-FSM – Received event COMMON_PROC_ABORT (4) in state EMM-DEREGISTERED
012249 08030:561791 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/sap/EmmDeregistered.c:0103 Entering EmmDeregistered()
012250 08030:561791 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 AVP: ‘AUTN'(1449) vend=’3GPP'(10415) l=28 f=VM val=
012251 08030:561800 7F0ACA35C700 ERROR NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/sap/EmmDeregistered.c:0131 EMM-FSM state EMM_DEREGISTERED – Primitive _EMMREG_COMMON_PROC_ABORT is not valid
012252 08030:561807 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 AVP: ‘KASME'(1450) vend=’3GPP'(10415) l=44 f=VM val=
012253 08030:561814 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/sap/EmmDeregistered.c:0298 Leaving EmmDeregistered() (rc=-1)
012255 08030:561823 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM evelop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0289 Leaving emm_fsm_process() (rc=-1)
012254 08030:561819 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 AVP: ‘Auth-Session-State'(277) l=12 f=-M val=’NO_STATE_MAINTAINED’ (1 (0x1))
012256 08030:561830 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM evelop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_reg.c:0123 Leaving emm_reg_send() (rc=-1)
012258 08030:561836 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM evelop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0155 Leaving emm_sap_send() (rc=-1)
012257 08030:561832 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 AVP: ‘Origin-Host'(264) l=24 f=-M val=”hss.4GLaboratory”
012259 08030:561841 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM lop/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0167 Entering emm_proc_authentication_ksi()
012261 08030:561847 7F0ACA35C700 INFO NAS-EM lop/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0173 ue_id=6 EMM-PROC – Initiate authentication KSI = 0
012260 08030:561844 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 AVP: ‘Origin-Realm'(296) l=20 f=-M val=”4GLaboratory”
012262 08030:561866 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM lop/src/nas/emm/Authentication.c:0974 Entering _authentication_request()
012264 08030:561873 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE MME-AP op/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0243 UE 6 fetched MM state UE_UNREGISTERED, ECM state ECM_IDLE
012263 08030:561870 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 AVP: ‘Result-Code'(268) l=12 f=-M val=’DIAMETER_SUCCESS’ (2001 (0x7d1))
012265 08030:561881 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM develop/src/nas/emm/LowerLayer.c:0435 Entering emm_as_set_security_data()
012266 08030:561883 7F0AA37FE700 ERROR S6A 5g-cn-develop/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0090 AVP: ‘Route-Record'(282) l=8 f=-M val=”hss.4GLaboratory”
012267 08030:561889 7F0ACA35C700 DEBUG NAS-EM develop/src/nas/emm/LowerLayer.c:0481 NO Valid Security Context Available
012268 08030:561909 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM develop/src/nas/emm/LowerLayer.c:0488 Leaving emm_as_set_security_data()
012269 08030:561923 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM evelop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0122 Entering emm_sap_send()
012270 08030:561930 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM develop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0185 Entering emm_as_send()
012271 08030:561938 7F0ACA35C700 INFO NAS-EM develop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0191 EMMAS-SAP – Received primitive EMMAS_SECURITY_REQ (201)
012272 08030:561947 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM develop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0967 Entering _emm_as_send()
012273 08030:561956 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM develop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:1333 Entering _emm_as_security_req()
012274 08030:561965 7F0ACA35C700 INFO NAS-EM develop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:1336 EMMAS-SAP – Send AS security request
012275 08030:561975 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM develop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0780 Entering _emm_as_set_header()
012276 08030:561984 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM develop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0832 Leaving _emm_as_set_header() (rc=139684318910368)
012277 08030:561997 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM velop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_send.c:0875 Entering emm_send_authentication_request()
012278 08030:562006 7F0ACA35C700 INFO NAS-EM velop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_send.c:0878 EMMAS-SAP – Send Authentication Request message
012279 08030:562016 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM velop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_send.c:0905 Leaving emm_send_authentication_request() (rc=38)
012280 08030:562024 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE MME-AP op/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0243 UE 6 fetched MM state UE_UNREGISTERED, ECM state ECM_IDLE
012281 08030:562034 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM develop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0861 Entering _emm_as_encode()
012282 08030:562043 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0560 Entering nas_message_encode()
012283 08030:562052 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0880 Entering _nas_message_header_encode()
012284 08030:562061 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0913 Leaving _nas_message_header_encode() (rc=1)
012285 08030:562070 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0941 Entering _nas_message_plain_encode()
012286 08030:562079 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM evelop/src/nas/emm/msg/emm_msg.c:0281 Entering emm_msg_encode()
012287 08030:562090 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM evelop/src/nas/emm/msg/emm_msg.c:0422 Leaving emm_msg_encode() (rc=36)
012288 08030:562098 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0961 Leaving _nas_message_plain_encode() (rc=36)
012289 08030:562107 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0651 Leaving nas_message_encode() (rc=36)
012290 08030:562116 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE NAS-EM develop/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_as.c:0896 Leaving _emm_as_encode() (rc=36)
012291 08030:562125 7F0ACA35C700 TRACE MME-AP op/src/mme_app/mme_app_context.c:0243 UE 6 fetched MM state UE_UNREGISTERED, ECM state ECM_IDLE

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1. laurent says:
  
  November 12, 2021 at 8:14 pm
  
  In your trace, we see a first authentication failure with ‘AUTN’
  Then, the second trial should work.
  That make sense: from the AUTN, assuming the Ki and OPc are correct, the HSS retrieves the SIM SQN and use it for the next authentication.
  Maybe the Ki or OPc are not the same between hss and SIM ?
  A wireshark trace could help you
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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Juan says:

November 16, 2021 at 6:44 pm

Hi Laurent, thank you for help me.
I have same problem than before. I have seen my data base, HSS, Ki y OPc of my cards and I believe I have correct data. I have also seen wireshark I have the following failures.

– UplinkNASTransport, Authentication failure (MAC failure). In this part I see a message (MNC) UNKNOUN (70) and this value is correct in pnd of my mobile and my USIM card.
NAS EPC Mobility Management Message Type: Authentication failure (0x5c).
-Cause failure (20).
– UEContextReleaseCommand [NAS-cause=unspecified]
In this failures I can see.
Cause: NAS (2).
nas: unspecified (3).

regards,
Juan.

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1. laurent says:
  
  November 17, 2021 at 10:22 am
  
  hi,
  I will need the the pcap file to try to understand.
  MNC unknown: maybe you have not set the right plmn in xNG configuration, in some core network files.
  Regards
  Laurent
  
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Juan says:

November 19, 2021 at 12:05 pm

Hi Laurent,
Thank you very much for help me.
this file have the followings failure.

S1 Application Protocol

No. Time Source Destination Protocol Length Info
14 10.421685206 192.168.11.1 192.168.11.2 S1AP/NAS-EPS 142 DownlinkNASTransport, Authentication request

No. Time Source Destination Protocol Length Info
15 10.484226379 192.168.11.2 192.168.11.1 S1AP/NAS-EPS 130 UplinkNASTransport, Authentication failure (MAC failure)

No. Time Source Destination Protocol Length Info
16 10.486234362 192.168.11.1 192.168.11.2 S1AP/NAS-EPS 106 DownlinkNASTransport, Authentication reject

I also send you my HSS.
IMSI: 999700000053538Key: 09.49.8a.36.42.5b.ce.31.3d.c9.32.de.ac.3d.63.cb.
OPc: b8.e2.6f.33.56.7c.58.8e.10.3d.1b.f5.fe.1f.00.2d.
RijndaelKeySchedule: K 09498A36425BCE313DC932DEAC3D63CB
Compute opc:
K: 09498A36425BCE313DC932DEAC3D63CB
In: B8E26F33567C588E103D1BF5FE1F002D
Rinj: 420AD60B3E6E267F8DCF20A921831F49
Out: FAE8B93868127EF19DF23B5CDF9C1F64
Query: UPDATE `users` SET `OPc`=UNHEX(‘fae8b93868127ef19df23b5cdf9c1f64′) WHERE `users`.`imsi`=’999700000053538’
IMSI 999700000053538 Updated OPc b8e26f33567c588e103d1bf5fe1f002d -> fae8b93868127ef19df23b5cdf9c1f64
my USIM card have the following data:
IMSI: 999700000053538
ki: 09498A36425BCE313DC932DEAC3D63CB
opc: B8E26F33567C588E103D1BF5FE1F002D

Thank you very much,
Regards,
Juan.

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1. laurent says:
  
  November 19, 2021 at 3:16 pm
  
  Hi,
  I think you hss updates the opc each time it starts: recompute OPc from Ki and OP.
  You can disable this in hss.conf: remove the OP
  Then, you also may need to align the SQN
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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Zhenyu Wang says:

November 24, 2021 at 3:27 am

Hi Laurent,
I have successfully run the all in one tutorial and successfully connected to costue.
And now I want to connect OAI eNB with OAI UE in two machines with usrpb210.
I run ENB and EPC according to the tutorial.
In UE machine, I run
sudo ./lte-uesoftmodem -C 2630000000 -r 50 –ue-scan-carrier –ue-txgain 90 –ue-rxgain 90
and it shows
[CONFIG] get parameters from cmdline , debug flags: 0x00400000
# /dev/cpu_dma_latency set to 0us
[CONFIG] log_config: 2/3 parameters successfully set
[CONFIG] log_config: 42/42 parameters successfully set
[CONFIG] log_config: 42/42 parameters successfully set
[CONFIG] log_config: 15/15 parameters successfully set
[CONFIG] log_config: 15/15 parameters successfully set
log init done
Reading in command-line options
[CONFIG] (root): 18/21 parameters successfully set
[CONFIG] (root): 4/5 parameters successfully set
[ENB_APP] nfapi running mode: MONOLITHIC
Running with 1 UE instances
[CONFIG] TTracer: 4/4 parameters successfully set
CPU Freq is 3.696246
ITTI init
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_UNKNOWN as task 0
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_TIMER as task 1
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_L2L1 as task 2
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_BM as task 3
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_PHY_ENB as task 4
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_MAC_ENB as task 5
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_RLC_ENB as task 6
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_RRC_ENB_NB_IoT as task 7
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_PDCP_ENB as task 8
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_DATA_FORWARDING as task 9
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_END_MARKER as task 10
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_RRC_ENB as task 11
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_RAL_ENB as task 12
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_S1AP as task 13
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_X2AP as task 14
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_SCTP as task 15
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_ENB_APP as task 16
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_FLEXRAN_AGENT as task 17
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_PHY_UE as task 18
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_MAC_UE as task 19
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_RLC_UE as task 20
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_PDCP_UE as task 21
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_RRC_UE as task 22
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_NAS_UE as task 23
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_RAL_UE as task 24
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_MSC as task 25
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_GTPV1_U as task 26
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_UDP as task 27
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_CU_F1 as task 28
[TMR] Starting itti queue: TASK_DU_F1 as task 29
[CONFIG] opt: 3/3 parameters successfully set
[OPT] OPT disabled
[PDCP] pdcp init,usegtp
RRC control socket
PDCP PC5S socket
reported resolution = 1 ns
[RRC] Listening to incoming connection from ProSe App
[HW] Version: Branch: HEAD Abrev. Hash: edb74831da Date: Tue Sep 3 18:30:04 2019 +0200
Card 0, channel 0, Setting tx_gain 90.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 2630000000.000000, rx_freq 2630000000.000000
Card 0, channel 1, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
Card 0, channel 2, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
Card 0, channel 3, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
[PHY] USRP clock source not specified. defaulting to internal
Card 1, channel 0, Setting tx_gain 90.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 2630000000.000000, rx_freq 2630000000.000000
Card 1, channel 1, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
Card 1, channel 2, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
Card 1, channel 3, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
[PHY] USRP clock source not specified. defaulting to internal
Card 2, channel 0, Setting tx_gain 90.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 2630000000.000000, rx_freq 2630000000.000000
Card 2, channel 1, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
Card 2, channel 2, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
Card 2, channel 3, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
[PHY] USRP clock source not specified. defaulting to internal
Card 3, channel 0, Setting tx_gain 90.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 2630000000.000000, rx_freq 2630000000.000000
Card 3, channel 1, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
Card 3, channel 2, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
Card 3, channel 3, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
[PHY] USRP clock source not specified. defaulting to internal
Card 4, channel 0, Setting tx_gain 90.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 2630000000.000000, rx_freq 2630000000.000000
Card 4, channel 1, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
Card 4, channel 2, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
Card 4, channel 3, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
[PHY] USRP clock source not specified. defaulting to internal
Card 5, channel 0, Setting tx_gain 90.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 2630000000.000000, rx_freq 2630000000.000000
Card 5, channel 1, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
Card 5, channel 2, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
Card 5, channel 3, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
[PHY] USRP clock source not specified. defaulting to internal
Card 6, channel 0, Setting tx_gain 90.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 2630000000.000000, rx_freq 2630000000.000000
Card 6, channel 1, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
Card 6, channel 2, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
Card 6, channel 3, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
[PHY] USRP clock source not specified. defaulting to internal
Card 7, channel 0, Setting tx_gain 90.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 2630000000.000000, rx_freq 2630000000.000000
Card 7, channel 1, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
Card 7, channel 2, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
Card 7, channel 3, Setting tx_gain 0.000000, rx_gain 90.000000, tx_freq 0.000000, rx_freq 0.000000
[PHY] USRP clock source not specified. defaulting to internal
CPU Freq is 3.696248
NO deadline scheduler
[HW] CPU Affinity of main() function is… CPU_0 CPU_1 CPU_2 CPU_3 CPU_4 CPU_5
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/COMMON/UTIL/memory.c:117 MEMORY – USIM_DIR and PWD environment variables are not defined trying local directory
[TMR] Created Posix thread TASK_NAS_UE
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/COMMON/UTIL/memory.c:117 MEMORY – NVRAM_DIR and PWD environment variables are not defined trying local directory
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/COMMON/UTIL/memory.c:117 MEMORY – NVRAM_DIR and PWD environment variables are not defined trying local directory
[TMR] Created Posix thread TASK_RRC_UE
ITTI tasks created
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/API/USER/user_api.c:143 USR-API – User’s UDP socket 68 is BOUND to ngws-Z390-GAMING-X/10000
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/API/USER/user_api.c:166 USR-API – Notification handlers successfully registered
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/emm_main.c:203 EMM-MAIN – USIM application data successfully read
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/emm_main.c:248 EMM-MAIN – usim_api_k: 8b af 47 3f 2f 8f d0 94 87 cc cb d7 09 7c 68 62
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/emm_main.c:249 EMM-MAIN – opc: e7 34 f8 73 40 07 d6 c5 ce 7a 05 08 80 9e 7e 9c
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/emm_main.c:403 EMM-MAIN – EMM data successfully read
[PHY] UE : Calling Layer 2 for initialization
[MAC] [MAIN] MAC_INIT_GLOBAL_PARAM IN…
[MAC] [MAIN] CALLING RLC_MODULE_INIT…
[PDCP] PDCP layer has been initialized
[MAC] [MAIN] Init Global Param Done
[MAC] [MAIN] init UE MAC functions
[MAC] [MAIN] Init function start:Nb_UE_INST=1
[MAC] [UE0] Applying default macMainConfig
[MAC] [MAIN] calling RRC
[RRC] Allocating 408 bytes for UE_EUTRA_Capability
[PHY] [RRC]UE Capability encoded, 15 bytes (120 bits)
[RRC] [UE] eMBMS active state is 0
[MAC] [MAIN][INIT] Init function finished
[PHY] Allocating UE context 0
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 0, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[CONFIG] loader: 2/2 parameters successfully set
[CONFIG] loader.coding: 1/2 parameters successfully set
[LOADER] library libcoding.so successfully loaded
[PHY] common_vars->rxdata[0] 0x7f21e5a7f040
PHY_vars_UE_g[0][0] = 0x7f21ec173010
UE->mode = 0
[PHY] Intializing UE Threads for instance 0 (0x55b713769900,0x7f21ec173010)…
Init_UE_threads rtd 0 proc 0 nb_threads 2 i 0
Init_UE_threads rtd 1 proc 1 nb_threads 2 i 1
UE_thread_sync in with PHY_vars_UE 0x7f21ec173010
CPU Affinity of thread UE_0_proc_0 is 0 1 2 3 4 5
[CONFIG] loader.oai_device: 1/2 parameters successfully set
CPU Affinity of thread UE_0_proc_1 is 0 1 2 3 4 5
CPU Affinity of thread sync UE 0
is 0 1 2 3 4 5
starting UE synch thread (IC -1)
Scanning band 1, dl_min 2110000000, ul_min 1920000000
Scanning band 2, dl_min 1930000000, ul_min 1850000000
Scanning band 3, dl_min 1805000000, ul_min 1710000000
Scanning band 4, dl_min 2110000000, ul_min 1710000000
Scanning band 5, dl_min 869000000, ul_min 824000000
Scanning band 6, dl_min 875000000, ul_min 830000000
Scanning band 7, dl_min 2620000000, ul_min 2500000000
[PHY] [SCHED][UE] Check absolute frequency DL 2630000000, UL 0 (oai_exit 0, rx_num_channels 1)
waiting for sync (UE_thread_sync,-1/0x55b71182b268,0x55b711f1a9e0,0x55b711dd0c80)
[LOADER] library liboai_device.so successfully loaded
[PHY] Checking for USRPs : UHD 4.2.0.git-77-g919043f3 (4.2.0)
[INFO] [UHD] linux; GNU C++ version 7.5.0; Boost_106501; UHD_4.2.0.git-77-g919043f3
[HW] Found USRP b200
Found USRP b200
[INFO] [B200] Detected Device: B210
[INFO] [B200] Operating over USB 3.
[INFO] [B200] Initialize CODEC control…
[INFO] [B200] Initialize Radio control…
[INFO] [B200] Performing register loopback test…
[INFO] [B200] Register loopback test passed
[INFO] [B200] Performing register loopback test…
[INFO] [B200] Register loopback test passed
[INFO] [B200] Asking for clock rate 30.720000 MHz…
[INFO] [B200] Actually got clock rate 30.720000 MHz.
Setting clock source to internal
[INFO] [B200] Asking for clock rate 30.720000 MHz…
[INFO] [B200] OK
[PHY] cal 0: freq 3500000000.000000, offset 44.000000, diff 870000000.000000
[PHY] cal 1: freq 2660000000.000000, offset 49.800000, diff 30000000.000000
[PHY] cal 2: freq 2300000000.000000, offset 51.000000, diff 330000000.000000
[PHY] cal 3: freq 1880000000.000000, offset 53.000000, diff 750000000.000000
[PHY] cal 4: freq 816000000.000000, offset 57.000000, diff 1814000000.000000
[PHY] RX Gain 0 90.000000 (52.800000) => 37.200000 (max 76.000000)
[PHY] USRP TX_GAIN:-0.25 gain_range:89.75 tx_gain:90.00
[PHY] Actual master clock: 30.720000MHz…
[PHY] RF board max packet size 1916, size for 100µs jitter 1536
[PHY] rx_max_num_samps 1536
[PHY] RX Channel 0
[PHY] Actual RX sample rate: 15.360000MSps…
[PHY] Actual RX frequency: 2.630000GHz…
[PHY] Actual RX gain: 37.000000…
[PHY] Actual RX bandwidth: 20.000000M…
[PHY] Actual RX antenna: RX2…
[PHY] TX Channel 0
[PHY] Actual TX sample rate: 15.360000MSps…
[PHY] Actual TX frequency: 0.034640GHz…
[PHY] Actual TX gain: 0.000000…
[PHY] Actual TX bandwidth: 20.000000M…
[PHY] Actual TX antenna: TX/RX…
[PHY] Device timestamp: 1.790856…
[HW] [RRU] has loaded USRP B200 device.
UE threads created by 5021
Filling UE band info
Band 3 (3) : DL 1805000000..1880000000 Hz, UL 1710000000..1785000000 Hz, Duplex FDD
Band 20 (20) : DL 791000000..821000000 Hz, UL 832000000..862000000 Hz, Duplex FDD
Band 7 (7) : DL 2620000000..2690000000 Hz, UL 2500000000..2570000000 Hz, Duplex FDD
Band 38 (38) : DL 2570000000..2630000000 Hz, UL 2570000000..2620000000 Hz, Duplex TDD
Sending sync to all threads (0x55b71182b268,0x55b711f1a9e0,0x55b711dd0c80)
sync sent
TYPE TO TERMINATE
Entering ITTI signals handler
got sync (UE_thread_sync)
Started device, unlocked sync_mutex (UE_sync_thread)
CPU Affinity of thread UHD Threads is 0 1 2 3 4 5
waiting for sync (UE thread,0/0x55b71182b268,0x55b711f1a9e0,0x55b711dd0c80)
got sync (UE thread)
[NAS] [UE 0] Received INITIALIZE_MESSAGE
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/API/USER/user_api.c:282 USR-API – 10 bytes write
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/API/USER/user_api.c:380 USR-API – Decode user data: at+cfun=1
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/API/USER/at_command.c:855 USR-API – Parsing of AT+CFUN= command succeed (fun:1)
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/API/USER/user_api.c:390 USR-API – 1 AT command has been successfully decoded
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/nas_user.c:311 USR-MAIN – Process set parameter AT command 6
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/SAP/emm_fsm.c:295 EMM-FSM – Received event S1_ENABLED (1) in state NULL
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/Authentication.c:458 EMM-PROC – Delete authentication data RAND and RES
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/SAP/emm_fsm.c:237 EMM-FSM – Status changed: NULL ===> DEREGISTERED
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/IdleMode.c:552 EMM-IDLE – 6 PLMNs available for network selection
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/SAP/emm_fsm.c:295 EMM-FSM – Received event REGISTER_REQ (5) in state DEREGISTERED
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/Authentication.c:458 EMM-PROC – Delete authentication data RAND and RES
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/SAP/emm_fsm.c:237 EMM-FSM – Status changed: DEREGISTERED ===> DEREGISTERED.PLMN-SEARCH
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/SAP/emm_fsm.c:295 EMM-FSM – Received event REGISTER_REQ (5) in state DEREGISTERED.PLMN-SEARCH
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/IdleMode.c:1154 EMM-IDLE – Trying to search a suitable cell of PLMN 0 in Automatic mode
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/SAP/emm_as.c:201 EMMAS-SAP – Received primitive EMMAS_CELL_INFO_REQ (214)
[NAS] /home/ngws/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/SAP/emm_as.c:1475 EMMAS-SAP – Send AS cell information request
[RRC] [FRAME 00000][ UE][MOD 00][RNTI 0] Init…
[RRC] [UE 0] INIT State = RRC_IDLE (eNB 0)
[RRC] [FRAME 00000][ UE][MOD 00][RNTI 0] UE?:OPENAIR RRC IN….
[PHY] Time in secs now: 27511785
[PHY] Time in secs last pps: 23106330
[PHY] [UE thread Synch] Running Initial Synch (mode 0)
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 0, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] [UE] lte_sync_time: Sync source = 0, Peak found at pos 45936, val = 533247 (28 dB)
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 0, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 1, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 1, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Not yet implemented: noise power calculation when prefix length == EXTENDED
[PHY] Not yet implemented: noise power calculation when prefix length == EXTENDED
[PHY] FeMBMS CAS Extended prefix: CellId 429 metric 22, phase 4, flip 0, pbch -1
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 0, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 0, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 1, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 1, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Not yet implemented: noise power calculation when prefix length == EXTENDED
[PHY] [UE0] Initial sync : Estimated power: 0 dB
[PHY] [initial_sync] trying carrier off -100 Hz, rxgain 90 (DL 2629999900, UL 2509999900)
Setting USRP TX Freq 2509999900.000000, RX Freq 2629999900.000000
[PHY] [UE thread Synch] Running Initial Synch (mode 0)
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 0, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] [UE] lte_sync_time: Sync source = 0, Peak found at pos 57996, val = 516431 (28 dB)
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 0, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 1, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 1, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Not yet implemented: noise power calculation when prefix length == EXTENDED
[PHY] Not yet implemented: noise power calculation when prefix length == EXTENDED
[PHY] FeMBMS CAS Extended prefix: CellId 99 metric 21, phase 4, flip 0, pbch -1
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 0, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 0, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 1, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 1, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Not yet implemented: noise power calculation when prefix length == EXTENDED
[PHY] [UE0] Initial sync : Estimated power: 0 dB
[PHY] [initial_sync] trying carrier off 100 Hz, rxgain 90 (DL 2630000100, UL 2510000100)
Setting USRP TX Freq 2510000100.000000, RX Freq 2630000100.000000
[PHY] [UE thread Synch] Running Initial Synch (mode 0)
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 0, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] [UE] lte_sync_time: Sync source = 0, Peak found at pos 58040, val = 529117 (28 dB)
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 0, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 1, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 1, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Not yet implemented: noise power calculation when prefix length == EXTENDED
[PHY] Not yet implemented: noise power calculation when prefix length == EXTENDED
…………………
[PHY] FeMBMS CAS Extended prefix: CellId 174 metric 16, phase 4, flip 0, pbch -1
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 0, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 0, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 1, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Initializing frame parms for N_RB_DL 50, Ncp 1, osf 1
[PHY] lte_parms.c: Setting N_RB_DL to 50, ofdm_symbol_size 1024
[PHY] Not yet implemented: noise power calculation when prefix length == EXTENDED
[PHY] [UE0] Initial sync : Estimated power: 0 dB
[PHY] [initial_sync] No cell synchronization found, abandoning
[PHY] Dummping Frame … bye bye

It looks like it can’t scan the signal in the frequency 2630000000 .
The param in the enb.10MHz.b200 is 2630000000L,and the N_RB_DL is 50.
I don’t know what’s wrong with me.
Regards,
Zy Wang

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1. laurent says:
  
  November 24, 2021 at 8:45 am
  
  Dear Zy,
  The UE frequency synchro doesn’t work well and the B210 oscillator is quite poor.
  So, we use:
  – either common 10MHz single external source to the 2 b210 boards
  – or we shift the UE frequency manually (up to 8KHz with our cards) and with –ue-scan-carrier
  until the UE ends with a sucessfull synchro
  After a first successful sync, copy the detected frequency for the next UE run, it should sync quickly.
  
  Of course, it someone fix the UE synchro software, it would be a great contribution
  Laurent
  
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  1. Zhenyu Wang says:
    
    November 24, 2021 at 9:34 am
    
    Hi Laurent,
    Thanks for your reply,I will try the way you said.
    But in noS1 mode, I can successfully synchronized. Are there any differences in synchronization between them？
    
    Regards,
    Zy wang
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      November 26, 2021 at 2:10 pm
      
      Dear Zy,
      No, as you, i think it is exactly the same synchro process in the UE
      Regards,
      Laurent
      
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      1. Zhenyu Wang says:
        
        December 17, 2021 at 6:42 am
        
        Hi Laurent,
        In the UE machine ,
        I first run the ../../nas_sim_tools/build/conf2uedata -c ~/opencells-mods/sim.conf -o .
        And run sudo ./lte-uesoftmodem -C 2630000000 -r 25 –ue-rxgain 100 –ue-txgain 0 –ue-max-power -5 –ue-scan-carrier 2>&1 | tee UE.log
        
        Here is the part of UE log.
        [PHY] [UE 0][RAPROC] Random-access procedure succeeded. Set C-RNTI = Temporary C-RNTI
        [RRC] [UE0][RAPROC] Frame 951 : Logical Channel DL-CCCH (SRB0), Received RRCConnectionSetup RNTI 1b1b
        [RRC] Save physicalConfigDedicated if present
        [RRC] Init physicalConfigDedicated UE_rrc_inst to radioResourceConfigDedicated->physicalConfigDedicated
        [PDCP] [FRAME 00951][ UE][MOD 00][RNTI 1b1b][SRB 01] Action ADD LCID 1 (SRB id 1) configured with SN size 5 bits and RLC AM
        [RLC] [FRAME 00951][ UE][MOD 00][RNTI 1b1b] [SRB 1] rrc_rlc_add_rlc SRB
        [RLC] [FRAME 00951][ UE][MOD 00][RNTI 1b1b][SRB AM 01][CONFIGURE] max_retx_threshold 4 poll_pdu 4 poll_byte 65535 t_poll_retransmit 80 t_reordering 35 t_status_prohibit 0
        [RRC] [UE 0], CONFIG_SRB1 1 corresponding to eNB_index 0
        [RRC] [FRAME 00951][RRC_UE][MOD 00][][— MAC_CONFIG_REQ (SRB1 eNB 0) —>][MAC_UE][MOD 00][]
        [MAC] [CONFIG][UE 0] Configuring MAC/PHY from eNB 0
        [MAC] [CONFIG][UE 0] Applying RRC logicalChannelConfig from eNB0
        [MAC] [CONFIG][UE0] Applying RRC macMainConfig from eNB0
        [PHY] Transmission Mode 1
        [PHY] C-RNTI 1b1b 1b1b
        [RRC] [UE 0] State = RRC_CONNECTED (eNB 0)
        [RRC] [UE 0][RAPROC] Frame 951 : Logical Channel UL-DCCH (SRB1), Generating RRCConnectionSetupComplete (bytes53, eNB 0)
        [RLC] [FRAME 00951][ UE][MOD 00][RNTI 1b1b][SRB AM 01] RLC_AM_DATA_REQ size 58 Bytes, NB SDU 1 current_sdu_index=0 next_sdu_index=1 conf 0 mui 0 vtA 0 vtS 0
        [MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 58 bytes for LcId1
        [MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 4 bytes for LcId1
        [RRC] [UE 0] Frame 957: received a DCCH 1 message on SRB 1 with Size 6 from eNB 0
        [NAS] [UE] Received 1 events
        [NAS] [UE 0] Received NAS_DOWNLINK_DATA_IND: UEid 0, length 3
        [NAS] /home/ngws/oai/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/SAP/emm_as.c:201 EMMAS-SAP – Received primitive EMMAS_DATA_IND (211)
        [NAS] /home/ngws/oai/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/SAP/emm_as.c:415 EMMAS-SAP – Received AS data transfer indication (ueid=0, delivered=TRUE, length=3)
        [NAS] /home/ngws/oai/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/SAP/emm_as.c:315 EMMAS-SAP – Received EMM message (length=3)
        [NAS] /home/ngws/oai/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/COMMON/EMM/MSG/emm_msg.c:108 EMM-MSG – Message Type 0x44
        [NAS] /home/ngws/oai/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/SAP/emm_as.c:382 EMMAS-SAP – EMM message 0x44 is not valid
        [NAS] /home/ngws/oai/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/SAP/emm_as.c:265 EMMAS-SAP – Received EMM message is not valid (cause=98)
        [NAS] /home/ngws/oai/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/EmmStatusHdl.c:128 EMM-PROC – EMM status procedure requested
        [NAS] /home/ngws/oai/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/LowerLayer.c:465 EMM_AS_NO_KEY_AVAILABLE
        [NAS] /home/ngws/oai/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/SAP/emm_as.c:201 EMMAS-SAP – Received primitive EMMAS_STATUS_IND (213)
        [NAS] /home/ngws/oai/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/SAP/emm_as.c:1175 EMMAS-SAP – Send AS status indication (cause=98)
        [NAS] /home/ngws/oai/openairinterface5g/openair3/NAS/UE/EMM/SAP/emm_send.c:92 EMMAS-SAP – Send EMM Status message (cause=98)
        
        it seems the EMM message is wrong. What can I do about it?
        Regards,
        Zy wang
Zhenyu Wang says:

December 17, 2021 at 4:18 am

Hi Laurent,
Here is my UE log.

[UE 0][RAPROC] Random-access procedure succeeded. Set C-RNTI = Temporary C-RNTI
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE0][RAPROC] Frame 859 : Logical Channel DL-CCCH (SRB0), Received RRCConnectionSetup RNTI 6bcd
[0m[0m[RRC] Save physicalConfigDedicated if present
[0m[0m[RRC] Init physicalConfigDedicated UE_rrc_inst to radioResourceConfigDedicated->physicalConfigDedicated
[0m[0m[PDCP] [FRAME 00859][ UE][MOD 00][RNTI 6bcd][SRB 01] Action ADD LCID 1 (SRB id 1) configured with SN size 5 bits and RLC AM
[0m[0m[RLC] [FRAME 00859][ UE][MOD 00][RNTI 6bcd] [SRB 1] rrc_rlc_add_rlc SRB
[0m[0m[RLC] [FRAME 00859][ UE][MOD 00][RNTI 6bcd][SRB AM 01][CONFIGURE] max_retx_threshold 4 poll_pdu 4 poll_byte 65535 t_poll_retransmit 80 t_reordering 35 t_status_prohibit 0
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE 0], CONFIG_SRB1 1 corresponding to eNB_index 0
[0m[0m[RRC] [FRAME 00859][RRC_UE][MOD 00][][— MAC_CONFIG_REQ (SRB1 eNB 0) —>][MAC_UE][MOD 00][]
[0m[0m[MAC] [CONFIG][UE 0] Configuring MAC/PHY from eNB 0
[0m[0m[MAC] [CONFIG][UE 0] Applying RRC logicalChannelConfig from eNB0
[0m[0m[MAC] [CONFIG][UE0] Applying RRC macMainConfig from eNB0
[0m[0m[PHY] Transmission Mode 1
[0m[0m[PHY] C-RNTI 6bcd 6bcd
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE 0] State = RRC_CONNECTED (eNB 0)
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE 0][RAPROC] Frame 859 : Logical Channel UL-DCCH (SRB1), Generating RRCConnectionSetupComplete (bytes59, eNB 0)
[0m[0m[RLC] [FRAME 00859][ UE][MOD 00][RNTI 6bcd][SRB AM 01] RLC_AM_DATA_REQ size 64 Bytes, NB SDU 1 current_sdu_index=0 next_sdu_index=1 conf 0 mui 0 vtA 0 vtS 0
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 58 bytes for LcId1
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 10 bytes for LcId1
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE 0] Frame 862: received a DCCH 1 message on SRB 1 with Size 3 from eNB 0
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE 0] Received securityModeCommand (eNB 0)
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE 0] SFN/SF 862/0: Receiving from SRB1 (DL-DCCH), Processing securityModeCommand (eNB 0)
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE 0] Security algorithm is set to eea0
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE 0] Integrity protection algorithm is set to none
[0m[0m[RRC] rrc_ue_process_securityModeCommand, security mode complete case
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE 0] SFN/SF 862/0: Receiving from SRB1 (DL-DCCH), encoding securityModeComplete (eNB 0), rrc_TransactionIdentifier: 2
[0m[0m[RRC] sent RRC_DCCH_DATA_REQ to TASK_PDCP_ENB
[0m[0m[RLC] [FRAME 00862][ UE][MOD 00][RNTI 6bcd][SRB AM 01] RLC_AM_DATA_REQ size 7 Bytes, NB SDU 2 current_sdu_index=1 next_sdu_index=2 conf 0 mui 1 vtA 2 vtS 2
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 2 bytes for LcId1
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 9 bytes for LcId1
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE 0] Frame 864: received a DCCH 1 message on SRB 1 with Size 3 from eNB 0
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE 0] Received Capability Enquiry (eNB 0)
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE 0] Frame 864: Receiving from SRB1 (DL-DCCH), Processing UECapabilityEnquiry (eNB 0)
[0m[0m[RRC] UECapabilityInformation Encoded 148 bits (19 bytes)
[0m[0m[RLC] [FRAME 00864][ UE][MOD 00][RNTI 6bcd][SRB AM 01] RLC_AM_DATA_REQ size 24 Bytes, NB SDU 3 current_sdu_index=2 next_sdu_index=3 conf 0 mui 2 vtA 3 vtS 3
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 2 bytes for LcId1
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 26 bytes for LcId1
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE 0] Frame 866: received a DCCH 1 message on SRB 1 with Size 41 from eNB 0
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE 0] Frame 866: Receiving from SRB1 (DL-DCCH), Processing RRCConnectionReconfiguration (eNB 0)
[0m[0m[RRC] Radio Resource Configuration is present
[0m[0m[RRC] Save physicalConfigDedicated if present
[0m[0m[RRC] Update pdsch_ConfigDedicated config
[0m[0m[RRC] Update pusch_ConfigDedicated config
[0m[0m[RRC] Update pucch_ConfigDedicated config
[0m[0m[RRC] Update cqi_ReportConfig config (size=48,48)
[0m[0m[RRC] Update cqi_ReportPeriodic config (size=152,152)
[0m[0m[RRC] Update schedulingRequestConfig config
[0m[0m[RRC] Keep old config for soundingRS_UL_ConfigDedicated
[0m[0m[RRC] Update antennaInfo config
[0m[0m[PHY] New Transmission Mode 0
[0m[0m[PHY] Configured Transmission Mode 0
[0m[0m[RRC] Update uplinkPowerControlDedicated config
[0m[0m[RRC] Update tpc_PDCCH_ConfigPUCCH config
[0m[0m[RRC] Update tpc_PDCCH_ConfigPUSCH config
[0m[0m[PDCP] [FRAME 00866][ UE][MOD 00][RNTI 6bcd][SRB 02] Action ADD LCID 2 (SRB id 2) configured with SN size 5 bits and RLC AM
[0m[0m[RLC] [FRAME 00866][ UE][MOD 00][RNTI 6bcd] [SRB 2] rrc_rlc_add_rlc SRB
[0m[0m[RLC] [FRAME 00866][ UE][MOD 00][RNTI 6bcd][SRB AM 02][CONFIGURE] max_retx_threshold 32 poll_pdu 8 poll_byte 16960 t_poll_retransmit 15 t_reordering 35 t_status_prohibit 10
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE 0], CONFIG_SRB2 2 corresponding to eNB_index 0
[0m[0m[RRC] Applying Explicit SRB2 logicalChannelConfig
[0m[0m[RRC] [FRAME 00866][RRC_UE][MOD 00][][— MAC_CONFIG_REQ (SRB2 eNB 0) —>][MAC_UE][MOD 00][]
[0m[0m[MAC] [CONFIG][UE 0] Configuring MAC/PHY from eNB 0
[0m[0m[MAC] [CONFIG][UE 0] Applying RRC logicalChannelConfig from eNB0
[0m[0m[MAC] [CONFIG][UE0] Applying RRC macMainConfig from eNB0
[0m[0m[PHY] Transmission Mode 1
[0m[0m[PHY] Disable SIB MIB decoding
[0m[0m[PHY] C-RNTI 6bcd 6bcd
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE 0] default DRB = 1
[0m[0m[PDCP] [FRAME 00866][ UE][MOD 00][RNTI 6bcd][DRB 01] Action ADD LCID 3 (DRB id 1) configured with SN size 12 bits and RLC UM
[0m[0m[RLC] [FRAME 00866][ UE][MOD 00][RNTI 6bcd] [DRB 1] rrc_rlc_add_rlc DRB
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE 0] Frame 866: processing RRCConnectionReconfiguration: reconfiguring DRB 1/LCID 3
[0m[0m[OIP] [UE 0] trying to bring up the OAI interface 0, IP X.Y.1.2
[0m[0m[OIP] Interface oaitun_ue1 successfuly configured, ip address 10.0.1.2, mask 255.255.255.0 broadcast address 10.0.1.255
[0m[0m[RRC] [FRAME 00866][RRC_UE][MOD 00][][— MAC_CONFIG_REQ (DRB 1 eNB 0) —>][MAC_UE][MOD 00][]
[0m[0m[MAC] [CONFIG][UE 0] Configuring MAC/PHY from eNB 0
[0m[0m[MAC] [CONFIG][UE 0] Applying RRC logicalChannelConfig from eNB0
[0m[0m[MAC] [CONFIG][UE0] Applying RRC macMainConfig from eNB0
[0m[0m[PHY] Transmission Mode 1
[0m[0m[PHY] Disable SIB MIB decoding
[0m[0m[PHY] C-RNTI 6bcd 6bcd
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE 0] State = RRC_CONNECTED (eNB 0)
[0m[0m[RRC] [FRAME 00866][ UE][MOD 00][RNTI 6bcd] Logical Channel UL-DCCH (SRB1), Generating RRCConnectionReconfigurationComplete (bytes 2, eNB_index 0)
[0m[0m[RRC] [UE 0] State = RRC_RECONFIGURED (eNB 0)
[0m[0m[RRC] TEST SidelinkUEInformation [UE 0] Received (eNB 0)

I think my RRC connection has successful here. But it shows Handed SDU is of size 0! Ignoring… PDCP data request failed! It is happend in pdcp_run function in pdcp.c . I think it is the PDCP layer cannot get data from the RLC layer.Is it right? And how can I solve it? And then it shows lots of bad DCI.I have sent mails to the oai maillist,but I didn’t not get the answer.

[0m[0m[RLC] [FRAME 00866][ UE][MOD 00][RNTI 6bcd][SRB AM 01] RLC_AM_DATA_REQ size 7 Bytes, NB SDU 4 current_sdu_index=3 next_sdu_index=4 conf 0 mui 3 vtA 4 vtS 4
[0m[0m[93m[PDCP] Handed SDU is of size 0! Ignoring…
[0m[0m[1;31m[PDCP] PDCP data request failed!
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 2 bytes for LcId1
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 9 bytes for LcId1
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 52 bytes for LcId3
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 60 bytes for LcId3
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 145 bytes for LcId3
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 60 bytes for LcId3
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 62 bytes for LcId3
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 85 bytes for LcId3
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 58 bytes for LcId3
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 147 bytes for LcId3
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 52 bytes for LcId3
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 60 bytes for LcId3
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 332 bytes for LcId3
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 44 bytes for LcId3
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 60 bytes for LcId3
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 86 bytes for LcId3
[0mbad DCI 1A !!!
[0m[1;31m[PHY] [UE 0] Frame 1629, subframe 9: Problem in DCI!
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 58 bytes for LcId3
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 88 bytes for LcId3
[0mbad DCI 1A !!!
[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 52 bytes for LcId3
[0m[0m[1;31m[PHY] frame 2471, subframe 0, rnti 6bcd, format 0: FATAL ERROR: generate_ue_ulsch_params_from_dci, rb_alloc[339] > RIV_max[324]
[0m[0m[1;31m[PHY] Wrong DCI0 detection, do not transmit PUSCH for HARQID: 2
[0m[0m[93m[PHY] Delay to wake up UE_Thread_Rx (case 2) avg=1 iterations=10000 max=6:7:8:8:8:8:9:9:9:10
[0m[0m[93m[PHY] Delay to process sub-frame (case 3) avg=52 iterations=10000 max=190:192:199:201:201:201:221:387:409:448
[0m[0m[93m[PHY] Delay to wake up UE_Thread_Rx (case 2) avg=1 iterations=10000 max=5:5:5:5:5:5:6:6:8:10
[0m[0m[93m[PHY] Delay to process sub-frame (case 3) avg=49 iterations=10000 max=163:166:166:166:181:183:183:189:216:265
[0m[0m[93m[PHY] Delay between two IQ acquisitions (case 1) avg=999 iterations=20000 max=1028:1032:1035:1040:1040:1040:1048:1050:1055:1061
[0m[0m[MAC] [UE 0] TX Multiplex RLC PDU TX Got 52 bytes for LcId3
[0m[0m[93m[PHY] Delay to wake up UE_Thread_Rx (case 2) avg=1 iterations=20000 max=7:8:8:8:8:8:9:9:9:10
[0m[0m[93m[PHY] Delay to process sub-frame (case 3) avg=51 iterations=20000 max=201:201:201:221:223:237:309:387:409:448
[0m[0m[93m[PHY] Delay to wake up UE_Thread_Rx (case 2) avg=1 iterations=20000 max=6:6:6:6:7:7:8:8:9:10
[0m[0m[93m[PHY] Delay to process sub-frame (case 3) avg=49 iterations=20000 max=166:166:181:183:183:189:199:216:220:265
[0m[0m[93m[PHY] Delay between two IQ acquisitions (case 1) avg=999 iterations=40000 max=1038:1040:1040:1040:1042:1046:1048:1050:1055:1061
[0mbad DCI 1A !!!
bad DCI 1 !!!
[0m[1;31m[PHY] [UE 0] Frame 5685, subframe 4: Problem in DCI!
[0m[0m[1;31m[PHY] Format1A Retransmission but TBS are different: consider it as new transmission !!!
[0mbad DCI 1A !!!
bad DCI 1A !!!

Look forward for your reply
Regards,
Zy wang

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XIA FEI says:

December 24, 2021 at 11:01 am

Hi Laurent,
Thank you for your tutorials.
My eNB can connect to EPC, but when I try to attach the UE(bc95-g) to my network, the MME crashed.
In gdp, it shows:

Thread 4 “ITTI 5” received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
[Switching to Thread 0x7ffff0fe2700 (LWP 11428)]
0x0000555555600e23 in emm_proc_attach_reject (ue_id=1, emm_cause=99) at /home/nakaolab/openair-cn/src/nas/emm/Attach.c:614
614 emm_ctx_p->emm_cause = emm_cause;

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Albern says:

January 17, 2022 at 7:03 am

Greetings Laurent,
I am having trouble running my OAI UE, it keeps on returning an error, your help is greatly appreciated;
[RAPROC] Recieved RAR preamble does not match!!!

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Sean says:

February 17, 2022 at 4:59 am

Hi Laurent, few years ago we bought some sim cards from https://open-cells.com/index.php/sim-cards/. They works great for 4G LTE. However, they seems not work with OAI 5G SA because the 5G network can’t be seen. Could you tell if the current version of open-cells sim cards working with OAI 5G SA? If not, could you recommend some 5G test sim cards?

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1. laurent says:
  
  February 17, 2022 at 11:08 am
  
  Hi,
  This is a frequent issue with 5G SA phones.
  If the phone is 3GPP compliant, it should use the 4G SIM.
  Most of today phones are not compliant, they use hidden restriction lists and hidden checks.
  See: https://mt-tech.fi/en/
  Today we have no good solution, and I don’t think a 5G SIM would help.
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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SpandanM says:

March 25, 2022 at 11:13 pm

Hello Laurent, I’m able to successfully work with the above tutorial and get the UE to send/receive data via the OAI setup to the internet on a single PC. However, when I shift to 2 PCs, of for eNB and another for EPC. The UE successfully connects to the network and is recognized. However, the packets from the PGW do not reach the internet over my SGi interface. My SGi interface has an IP xx.xx.237.28. I monitored the NW on wireshark and I see that the UE(172.16.0.2) sends a GTP request to connect to a TCP server(xx.xx.237.60). However, this does not then forward the the internal TCP packet with Source to Destination xx.xx.237.28-xx.xx.237.60. I see that there is no data on the GTP0 interface in ifconfig as well. Any hint as to what I might be missing here? The GTP tunneling should work given that the PGW successfully detects my interface for SGi.
Below is log for the SPGW when run on two PCs. (Reposting because the log copy alignment got messed up)
cpss2@cpss2-OptiPlex-3046:~/openair-cn/scripts$ cd openair-cn; source oaienv; cd scripts; sudo -E ./run_spgw
bash: cd: openair-cn: No such file or directory
bash: oaienv: No such file or directory
bash: cd: scripts: No such file or directory
OPENAIR_DIR =
Initializing OAI Logging
000000 00000:094684 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0212 Parsing configuration file found S1u_S12_S4_up: 172.17.100.254/8 on enx0000ba60e66f
000001 00000:094696 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0225 Parsing configuration file found S5_S8_up: 0.0.0.0/24 on none
000002 00000:094701 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0238 Parsing configuration file found S11: 127.0.0.30/8 on lo
000003 00000:094779 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0265 Parsing configuration file provided /usr/local/etc/oai/spgw.conf
000004 00000:094785 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0283 Parsing configuration file found SGI: on enp2s0
000005 00000:094789 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0287 Masquerade SGI
000006 00000:094793 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0294 CLAMP TCP MSS
000007 00000:094799 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0352 Parsing configuration file default primary DNS IPv4 address: 8080808
000008 00000:094802 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0353 Parsing configuration file default secondary DNS IPv4 address: 4040808
000009 00000:094806 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0361 Protocol configuration options: push MTU, push DNS, IP address allocation via NAS signalling
000010 00000:094810 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0371 UE MTU : 1500
000011 00000:094816 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG SPGW-A openair-cn/src/sgw/spgw_config.c:0065 system command: sysctl -w net.ipv4.ip_forward=1
net.ipv4.ip_forward = 1
000012 00000:095717 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG SPGW-A openair-cn/src/sgw/spgw_config.c:0065 system command: sync
000013 00000:228910 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0075 system command: iptables -t mangle -F FORWARD
000014 00000:230077 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0075 system command: iptables -t nat -F POSTROUTING
000015 00000:231122 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0145 Found SGI interface MTU=1500
000016 00000:231144 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0167 Foung S5_S8 interface MTU=1500
000017 00000:267057 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0075 system command: iptables -t nat -I POSTROUTING -s 172.16.0.0/12 -o enp2s0 ! –protocol sctp -j SNAT –to-source 38.68.237.27
000018 00000:270019 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0075 system command: iptables -t mangle -I FORWARD -s 172.16.0.0/12 -p tcp –tcp-flags SYN,RST SYN -j TCPMSS –set-mss 1424
000019 00000:271779 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0075 system command: iptables -t mangle -I FORWARD -d 172.16.0.0/12 -p tcp –tcp-flags SYN,RST SYN -j TCPMSS –set-mss 1424
000020 00000:273514 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0259 ==== EURECOM S/P-GW vBranch: develop Abrev. Hash: 724542d Date: Thu Jun 22 16:17:12 2017 +0200 ====
000021 00000:273527 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0260 Configuration:
000022 00000:273531 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0261 – File ……………………………: /usr/local/etc/oai/spgw.conf
000023 00000:273534 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0263 – S1-U:
000024 00000:273538 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0264 port number ……: 2152
000025 00000:273541 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0265 S1u_S12_S4 iface …..: enx0000ba60e66f
000026 00000:273545 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0266 S1u_S12_S4 ip ……..: 172.17.100.254/8
000027 00000:273549 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0267 – S5-S8:
000028 00000:273552 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0268 S5_S8 iface ……….: none
000029 00000:273555 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0269 S5_S8 ip ………….: 0.0.0.0/24
000030 00000:273559 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0270 – S11:
000031 00000:273562 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0271 S11 iface …………: lo
000032 00000:273566 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0272 S11 ip ……………: 127.0.0.30/8
000033 00000:273569 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0273 – ITTI:
000034 00000:273572 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0274 queue size …….: 0 (bytes)
000035 00000:273576 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0275 log file ………: (null)
000036 00000:273579 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0277 – Logging:
000037 00000:273582 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0278 Output …………..: CONSOLE
000038 00000:273586 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0279 Output thread-safe…: false
000039 00000:273589 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0280 UDP log level……..: TRACE
000040 00000:273592 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0281 GTPV1-U log level….: TRACE
000041 00000:273595 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0282 GTPV2-C log level….: TRACE
000042 00000:273599 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0283 S/P-GW APP log level.: TRACE
000043 00000:273602 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0284 S11 log level……..: TRACE
000044 00000:273605 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0285 UTIL log level…….: INVALID_LOG_LEVEL
000045 00000:273609 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0286 MSC log level……..: INVALID_LOG_LEVEL (MeSsage Chart)
000046 00000:273612 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0287 ITTI log level…….: INVALID_LOG_LEVEL (InTer-Task Interface)
000047 00000:273617 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0383 ==== EURECOM S/P-GW vBranch: develop Abrev. Hash: 724542d Date: Thu Jun 22 16:17:12 2017 +0200 ====
000048 00000:273621 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0384 Configuration:
000049 00000:273625 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0385 – File ……………………………: /usr/local/etc/oai/spgw.conf
000050 00000:273629 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0387 – S5-S8:
000051 00000:273632 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0388 S5_S8 iface ……….: enx0000ba60e66f
000052 00000:273636 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0389 S5_S8 ip (read)……: 172.17.100.254
000053 00000:273638 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0390 S5_S8 MTU (read)……: 1500
000054 00000:273641 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0391 – SGi:
000055 00000:273643 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0392 SGi iface …………: enp2s0
000056 00000:273646 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0393 SGi ip (read)……..: 38.68.237.27
000057 00000:273648 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0394 SGi MTU (read)……..: 1500
000058 00000:273654 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0396 – MSS clamping: ……….: 1
000059 00000:273658 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0397 – Masquerading: ……….: 1
000060 00000:273661 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0398 – Push PCO: …………..: 1
000061 00000:273668 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0259 ==== EURECOM S/P-GW vBranch: develop Abrev. Hash: 724542d Date: Thu Jun 22 16:17:12 2017 +0200 ====
000062 00000:273672 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0260 Configuration:
000063 00000:273676 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0261 – File ……………………………: /usr/local/etc/oai/spgw.conf
000064 00000:273679 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0263 – S1-U:
000065 00000:273682 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0264 port number ……: 2152
000066 00000:273685 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0265 S1u_S12_S4 iface …..: enx0000ba60e66f
000067 00000:273689 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0266 S1u_S12_S4 ip ……..: 172.17.100.254/8
000068 00000:273692 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0267 – S5-S8:
000069 00000:273696 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0268 S5_S8 iface ……….: none
000070 00000:273699 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0269 S5_S8 ip ………….: 0.0.0.0/24
000071 00000:273703 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0270 – S11:
000072 00000:273706 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0271 S11 iface …………: lo
000073 00000:273709 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0272 S11 ip ……………: 127.0.0.30/8
000074 00000:273713 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0273 – ITTI:
000075 00000:273716 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0274 queue size …….: 0 (bytes)
000076 00000:273719 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0275 log file ………: (null)
000077 00000:273722 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0277 – Logging:
000078 00000:273726 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0278 Output …………..: CONSOLE
000079 00000:273729 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0279 Output thread-safe…: false
000080 00000:273732 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0280 UDP log level……..: TRACE
000081 00000:273736 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0281 GTPV1-U log level….: TRACE
000082 00000:273739 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0282 GTPV2-C log level….: TRACE
000083 00000:273741 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0283 S/P-GW APP log level.: TRACE
000084 00000:273744 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0284 S11 log level……..: TRACE
000085 00000:273746 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0285 UTIL log level…….: INVALID_LOG_LEVEL
000086 00000:273750 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0286 MSC log level……..: INVALID_LOG_LEVEL (MeSsage Chart)
000087 00000:273753 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_config.c:0287 ITTI log level…….: INVALID_LOG_LEVEL (InTer-Task Interface)
000088 00000:273757 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0383 ==== EURECOM S/P-GW vBranch: develop Abrev. Hash: 724542d Date: Thu Jun 22 16:17:12 2017 +0200 ====
000089 00000:273762 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0384 Configuration:
000090 00000:273765 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0385 – File ……………………………: /usr/local/etc/oai/spgw.conf
000091 00000:273768 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0387 – S5-S8:
000092 00000:273772 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0388 S5_S8 iface ……….: enx0000ba60e66f
000093 00000:273775 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0389 S5_S8 ip (read)……: 172.17.100.254
000094 00000:273778 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0390 S5_S8 MTU (read)……: 1500
000095 00000:273781 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0391 – SGi:
000096 00000:273785 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0392 SGi iface …………: enp2s0
000097 00000:273788 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0393 SGi ip (read)……..: 38.68.237.27
000098 00000:273791 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0394 SGi MTU (read)……..: 1500
000099 00000:273795 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0396 – MSS clamping: ……….: 1
000100 00000:273798 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0397 – Masquerading: ……….: 1
000101 00000:273801 7F4C714A8600 INFO SPGW-A /openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_config.c:0398 – Push PCO: …………..: 1
Initializing MSC logs
Initializing MSC logs Done
000102 00000:288738 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0356 Initializing UDP task interface
000103 00000:288800 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0364 Initializing UDP task interface: DONE
000104 00000:288840 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG S11 ss2/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0259 Initializing S11 interface
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000132 00000:289078 7F4C714A8600 INFO GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0245 * DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY *
000133 00000:289081 7F4C714A8600 INFO GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0246 * THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT *
000134 00000:289084 7F4C714A8600 INFO GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0247 * (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF *
000135 00000:289088 7F4C714A8600 INFO GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0248 * THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. *
000136 00000:289091 7F4C714A8600 INFO GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0249 *—————————————————————————-*

000137 00000:291241 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG S11 ss2/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0244 Tx UDP_INIT IP addr 127.0.0.30
000138 00000:291261 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG S11 ss2/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0301 Initializing S11 interface: DONE
000139 00000:291267 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG SPGW-A s2/openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_task.c:0148 Initializing SPGW-APP task interface
000140 00000:291272 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG GTPv1- air-cn/src/gtpv1-u/gtpv1u_task.c:0096 Initializing GTPV1U interface
000141 00000:291271 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0126 Creating new listen socket on address 127.0.0.30 and port 2123
000142 00000:291842 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0171 Inserting new descriptor for task 6, sd 31
000143 00000:291895 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0187 Received 1 events
000144 00000:342882 7F4C714A8600 NOTIC GTPv1- -cn/src/gtpv1-u/gtp_mod_kernel.c:0081 Using the GTP kernel mode (genl ID is 36)
000145 00000:350730 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG GTPv1- -cn/src/gtpv1-u/gtp_mod_kernel.c:0104 Setting route to reach UE net 172.16.0.0 via gtp0
000146 00000:351029 7F4C714A8600 NOTIC GTPv1- -cn/src/gtpv1-u/gtp_mod_kernel.c:0111 GTP kernel configured
000147 00000:352139 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG GTPv1- air-cn/src/gtpv1-u/gtpv1u_task.c:0124 Initializing GTPV1U interface: DONE
000148 00000:403566 7F4C714A8600 DEBUG SPGW-A s2/openair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_task.c:0208 Initializing SPGW-APP task interface: DONE
000149 00096:115470 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0187 Received 1 events
000150 00096:115487 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0105 Looking for sd 31
000151 00096:115491 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0108 Found matching task desc
000152 00096:115495 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0212 Inserting new descriptor for task 6, sd 31
000153 00096:115508 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0239 Msg of length 150 received from 127.0.0.20:2123
000154 00096:115529 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ss2/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0180 Processing new data indication from UDP
000155 00096:115542 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1113 Entering nwGtpv2cProcessUdpReq()
000156 00096:115550 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cTrxn.c:0299 Created outstanding RX transaction 0x0x7f4c64000bc0
000157 00096:115556 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0134 Created message 0x7f4c64001160!
000158 00096:115561 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0665 Received IE 3 with instance 0 of length 1 in msg-type 32!
000159 00096:115565 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0665 Received IE 1 with instance 0 of length 8 in msg-type 32!
000160 00096:115569 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0665 Received IE 82 with instance 0 of length 1 in msg-type 32!
000161 00096:115573 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0665 Received IE 99 with instance 0 of length 1 in msg-type 32!
000162 00096:115578 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0665 Received IE 87 with instance 0 of length 9 in msg-type 32!
000163 00096:115582 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0665 Received IE 87 with instance 1 of length 5 in msg-type 32!
000164 00096:115585 7F4C6CD46700 ERROR GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0687 Mandatory IE of type 87 and instance 1 incorrect!
000165 00096:115589 7F4C6CD46700 WARNI GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0867 Malformed request message received on TEID 0 from peer 0x7f000014. Notifying ULP.
000166 00096:115593 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0740 Entering nwGtpv2cSendInitialReqIndToUlp()
000167 00096:115597 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ss2/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0057 Received initial req indication
000168 00096:115617 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 3 of length 1!
000169 00096:115621 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 /openair-cn/src/s11/s11_common.c:0038 Received IE Parse Indication for of type 3, length 1, instance 0!
000170 00096:115626 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 1 of length 8!
000171 00096:115630 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0073 – IMSI length 16
000172 00096:115635 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0074 – value 2089201000011010
000173 00096:115639 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 82 of length 1!
000174 00096:115642 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0328 – RAT type (6): 1004
000175 00096:115647 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 99 of length 1!
000176 00096:115651 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0247 – PDN type 0
000177 00096:115654 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 87 of length 9!
000178 00096:115658 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0875 – F-TEID type 10
000179 00096:115661 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0880 – TEID/GRE 80001b70
000180 00096:115665 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0888 – IPv4 addr 127.0.0.20
000181 00096:115669 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 87 of length 5!
000182 00096:115672 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0875 – F-TEID type 7
000183 00096:115676 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0880 – TEID/GRE 00000000
000184 00096:115680 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 71 of length 7!
000185 00096:115684 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:1066 – APN ltebox
000186 00096:115687 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 83 of length 3!
000187 00096:115691 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0786 – Serving network 208.92
000188 00096:115695 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 78 of length 32!
000189 00096:115699 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 93 of length 31!
000190 00096:115703 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0404 – EBI 5
000191 00096:115708 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0146 Purging message 7f4c64001160!
000192 00096:115723 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0750 Leaving nwGtpv2cSendInitialReqIndToUlp() (rc=0)
000193 00096:115734 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1187 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessUdpReq() (rc=0)
000194 00096:115744 7F4C5F7FE700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0086 Entering sgw_handle_create_session_request()
000195 00096:115760 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0121 Rx CREATE-SESSION-REQUEST MME S11 teid 2147490672 S-GW S11 teid 1 APN ltebox EPS bearer Id 5
000196 00096:115765 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0122 IMSI 208920100001101
000197 00096:115773 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0342 sgw_cm_create_bearer_context_information_in_collection 1
000198 00096:115781 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0368 Added new s_plus_p_gw_eps_bearer_context_information_t in s11_bearer_context_information_hashtable key teid 1
000199 00096:115788 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0411 Inserted new EPS bearer entry for EPS bearer id 5 status HASH_TABLE_OK
000200 00096:115793 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0102 | 5 ebi: 5, enb_teid_for_S1u: 0, s_gw_teid_for_S1u_S12_S4_up: 0 (tbc)
000201 00096:115801 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0081 +————————————–+
000202 00096:115805 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0082 | MME SGW |
000203 00096:115808 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0083 +————————————–+
000204 00096:115812 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0068 | 2147490672 1
000205 00096:115817 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0085 +————————————–+
000206 00096:115821 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0157 +—————————————–+
000207 00096:115824 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0158 | S11 BEARER CONTEXT INFORMATION MAPPINGS |
000208 00096:115827 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0159 +—————————————–+
000209 00096:115831 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0123 | KEY 1:
000210 00096:115834 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0124 | sgw_eps_bearer_context_information: |
000211 00096:115837 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0126 | imsi_unauthenticated_indicator: 1
000212 00096:115842 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0128 | mme_teid_ S11: 2147490672
000213 00096:115847 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0130 | s_gw_teid_S11_S4: 1
000214 00096:115851 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0133 | pdn_connection:
000215 00096:115855 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0134 | apn_in_use: ltebox
000216 00096:115859 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0135 | default_bearer: 5
000217 00096:115863 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0136 | eps_bearers:
000218 00096:115867 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0102 | 5 ebi: 5, enb_teid_for_S1u: 0, s_gw_teid_for_S1u_S12_S4_up: 0 (tbc)
000219 00096:115873 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0161 +————————————–+
000220 00096:115877 7F4C5F7FE700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0351 Entering sgw_handle_gtpv1uCreateTunnelResp()
000221 00096:115881 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0354 Rx GTPV1U_CREATE_TUNNEL_RESP, Context S-GW S11 teid 1, S-GW S1U teid 1 EPS bearer id 5 status 0
000222 00096:115885 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0360 Updated eps_bearer_entry_p eps_b_id 5 with SGW S1U teid 1
000223 00096:115889 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0157 +—————————————–+
000224 00096:115892 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0158 | S11 BEARER CONTEXT INFORMATION MAPPINGS |
000225 00096:115895 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0159 +—————————————–+
000226 00096:115899 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0123 | KEY 1:
000227 00096:115902 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0124 | sgw_eps_bearer_context_information: |
000228 00096:115907 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0126 | imsi_unauthenticated_indicator: 1
000229 00096:115912 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0128 | mme_teid_ S11: 2147490672
000230 00096:115916 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0130 | s_gw_teid_S11_S4: 1
000231 00096:115921 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0133 | pdn_connection:
000232 00096:115924 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0134 | apn_in_use: ltebox
000233 00096:115929 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0135 | default_bearer: 5
000234 00096:115933 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0136 | eps_bearers:
000235 00096:115937 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0102 | 5 ebi: 5, enb_teid_for_S1u: 0, s_gw_teid_for_S1u_S12_S4_up: 1 (tbc)
000236 00096:115942 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0161 +————————————–+
000237 00096:115946 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A ss2/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0071 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP length 16
000238 00096:115949 7F4C5F7FE700 TRACE SPGW-A ss2/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0078 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP (0x8021) code 0x1 identifier 0x0 length 16
000239 00096:115953 7F4C5F7FE700 TRACE SPGW-A ss2/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0095 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP ipcp_option 129 ipcp_option_length 6 ipcp_remaining_length 6 pco_in_index 4
000240 00096:115957 7F4C5F7FE700 TRACE SPGW-A ss2/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0108 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP option PRIMARY_DNS_SERVER_IP_ADDRESS length 6
000241 00096:115961 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A ss2/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0114 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP option SECONDARY_DNS_SERVER_IP_ADDRESS ipcp_dns_prim_ipv4_addr 0x0
000242 00096:115965 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A ss2/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0132 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP option SECONDARY_DNS_SERVER_IP_ADDRESS ipcp_out_dns_prim_ipv4_addr 0x8080808
000243 00096:115968 7F4C5F7FE700 TRACE SPGW-A ss2/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0095 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP ipcp_option 131 ipcp_option_length 6 ipcp_remaining_length 0 pco_in_index 10
000244 00096:115972 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A ss2/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0155 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP option SECONDARY_DNS_SERVER_IP_ADDRESS length 6
000245 00096:115976 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A ss2/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0162 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP option SECONDARY_DNS_SERVER_IP_ADDRESS ipcp_dns_sec_ipv4_addr 0x0
000246 00096:115979 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A ss2/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0174 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP option SECONDARY_DNS_SERVER_IP_ADDRESS ipcp_out_dns_sec_ipv4_addr 0x4040808
000247 00096:115983 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A ss2/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0210 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP option DNS Server Request
000248 00096:115986 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A ss2/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0272 PCO: Allocation via NAS signalling requested
000249 00096:115990 7F4C5F7FE700 WARNI SPGW-A ss2/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0285 PCO: Protocol/container identifier 0x0005 not supported now
000250 00096:115994 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A ss2/openair-cn/src/sgw/pgw_pco.c:0227 PCO: Protocol identifier IPCP option Link MTU Request
000251 00096:115998 7F4C5F7FE700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0242 Entering sgw_handle_sgi_endpoint_created()
000252 00096:116002 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0243 Rx SGI_CREATE_ENDPOINT_RESPONSE,Context: S11 teid 1, SGW S1U teid 1 EPS bearer id 5
000253 00096:116013 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0320 Tx CREATE-SESSION-RESPONSE SPGW -> TASK_S11, S11 MME teid 2147490672 S11 S-GW teid 1 S1U teid 1 S1U addr 0xfe6411ac EPS bearer id 5 status 16
000254 00096:116025 7F4C5F7FE700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0331 Leaving sgw_handle_sgi_endpoint_created() (rc=0)
000255 00096:116031 7F4C5F7FE700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0458 Leaving sgw_handle_gtpv1uCreateTunnelResp() (rc=0)
000257 00096:116035 7F4C5F7FE700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0226 Leaving sgw_handle_create_session_request() (rc=0)
000256 00096:116033 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ss2/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0187 Received S11_CREATE_SESSION_RESPONSE from S-PGW APP
000258 00096:116044 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1203 Entering nwGtpv2cProcessUlpReq()
000259 00096:116048 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1225 Received create local tunnel from ulp
000260 00096:116051 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0686 Entering nwGtpv2cHandleUlpCreateLocalTunnel()
000261 00096:116055 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0687 Creating local tunnel with teid ‘0x1’ and peer IP 0x1400007f
000262 00096:116060 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0700 Leaving nwGtpv2cHandleUlpCreateLocalTunnel() (rc=0)
000263 00096:116063 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1243 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessUlpReq() (rc=0)
000264 00096:116067 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0092 Created message 0x7f4c64001160!
000265 00096:116072 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1203 Entering nwGtpv2cProcessUlpReq()
000266 00096:116076 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1219 Received triggered response from ulp
000267 00096:116079 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0652 Entering nwGtpv2cHandleUlpTriggeredRsp()
000268 00096:116083 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0659 Sending response message over seq ‘0xf8a0’
000269 00096:116092 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1390 Entering nwGtpv2cStartTimer()
000270 00096:116099 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0088 Looking for task 6
000271 00096:116102 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1444 Started timer 0x0 for info 0x0x7f4c64004770!
000272 00096:116103 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0091 Found matching task desc
000273 00096:116108 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1450 Leaving nwGtpv2cStartTimer() (rc=0)
000274 00096:116113 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0309 [31] Sending message of size 122 to 127.0.0.20 and port 2123
000275 00096:116118 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0668 Leaving nwGtpv2cHandleUlpTriggeredRsp() (rc=0)
000276 00096:116127 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1243 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessUlpReq() (rc=0)
000277 00096:116136 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0187 Received 1 events
000278 00096:377364 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0187 Received 1 events
000279 00096:377378 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0105 Looking for sd 31
000280 00096:377382 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0108 Found matching task desc
000281 00096:377385 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0212 Inserting new descriptor for task 6, sd 31
000282 00096:377395 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0239 Msg of length 43 received from 127.0.0.20:2123
000283 00096:377411 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ss2/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0180 Processing new data indication from UDP
000284 00096:377421 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1113 Entering nwGtpv2cProcessUdpReq()
000285 00096:377427 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cTrxn.c:0299 Created outstanding RX transaction 0x0x7f4c64000d60
000286 00096:377432 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0134 Created message 0x7f4c64004b90!
000287 00096:377436 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0665 Received IE 87 with instance 0 of length 5 in msg-type 34!
000288 00096:377441 7F4C6CD46700 ERROR GTPv2- .11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgIeParseInfo.c:0687 Mandatory IE of type 87 and instance 0 incorrect!
000289 00096:377445 7F4C6CD46700 WARNI GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0867 Malformed request message received on TEID 1 from peer 0x7f000014. Notifying ULP.
000290 00096:377449 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0740 Entering nwGtpv2cSendInitialReqIndToUlp()
000291 00096:377453 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ss2/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0057 Received initial req indication
000292 00096:377475 7F4C6CD46700 WARNI GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0232 Unexpected IE 87 of length 5 received in msg 34!
000293 00096:377479 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- v2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsgParser.c:0203 Received IE 93 of length 18!
000294 00096:377483 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0404 – EBI 5
000295 00096:377487 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0875 – F-TEID type 0
000296 00096:377491 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0880 – TEID/GRE ca6fe0dd
000297 00096:377495 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ir-cn/src/s11/s11_ie_formatter.c:0888 – IPv4 addr 0.0.0.0
000298 00096:377499 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0146 Purging message 7f4c64004b90!
000299 00096:377508 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0750 Leaving nwGtpv2cSendInitialReqIndToUlp() (rc=0)
000300 00096:377515 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1187 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessUdpReq() (rc=0)
000301 00096:377517 7F4C5F7FE700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0752 Entering sgw_handle_modify_bearer_request()
000302 00096:377525 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0754 Rx MODIFY_BEARER_REQUEST, teid 1
000303 00096:377529 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0081 +————————————–+
000304 00096:377534 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0082 | MME SGW |
000305 00096:377537 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0083 +————————————–+
000306 00096:377541 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0068 | 2147490672 1
000307 00096:377545 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0085 +————————————–+
000308 00096:377549 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0157 +—————————————–+
000309 00096:377552 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0158 | S11 BEARER CONTEXT INFORMATION MAPPINGS |
000310 00096:377555 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0159 +—————————————–+
000311 00096:377559 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0123 | KEY 1:
000312 00096:377562 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0124 | sgw_eps_bearer_context_information: |
000313 00096:377566 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0126 | imsi_unauthenticated_indicator: 1
000314 00096:377570 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0128 | mme_teid_ S11: 2147490672
000315 00096:377575 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0130 | s_gw_teid_S11_S4: 1
000316 00096:377580 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0133 | pdn_connection:
000317 00096:377583 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0134 | apn_in_use: ltebox
000318 00096:377588 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0135 | default_bearer: 5
000319 00096:377592 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0136 | eps_bearers:
000320 00096:377597 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0102 | 5 ebi: 5, enb_teid_for_S1u: 0, s_gw_teid_for_S1u_S12_S4_up: 1 (tbc)
000321 00096:377603 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A cn/src/sgw/sgw_context_manager.c:0161 +————————————–+
000322 00096:377607 7F4C5F7FE700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0597 Entering sgw_handle_sgi_endpoint_updated()
000323 00096:377611 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0600 Rx SGI_UPDATE_ENDPOINT_RESPONSE, Context teid 1, SGW S1U teid 1, eNB S1U teid 3396329693, EPS bearer id 5, status 0
000324 00096:377616 7F4C5F7FE700 DEBUG SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0631 Rx SGI_UPDATE_ENDPOINT_RESPONSE: REQUEST_ACCEPTED
genl_socket_talk: Invalid argument
000325 00096:377675 7F4C5F7FE700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0666 Leaving sgw_handle_sgi_endpoint_updated() (rc=0)
000326 00096:377682 7F4C5F7FE700 TRACE SPGW-A penair-cn/src/sgw/sgw_handlers.c:0824 Leaving sgw_handle_modify_bearer_request() (rc=-1)
000327 00096:377683 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ss2/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0193 Received S11_MODIFY_BEARER_RESPONSE from S-PGW APP
000328 00096:377690 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0092 Created message 0x7f4c64004b90!
000329 00096:377697 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1203 Entering nwGtpv2cProcessUlpReq()
000330 00096:377701 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1219 Received triggered response from ulp
000331 00096:377704 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0652 Entering nwGtpv2cHandleUlpTriggeredRsp()
000332 00096:377708 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0659 Sending response message over seq ‘0xf8a1’
000333 00096:377725 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1390 Entering nwGtpv2cStartTimer()
000334 00096:377726 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0088 Looking for task 6
000335 00096:377732 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1437 Already Started timer 0x0 for info 0x0x7f4c64004770!
000336 00096:377740 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0091 Found matching task desc
000337 00096:377745 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1439 Leaving nwGtpv2cStartTimer() (rc=0)
000338 00096:377750 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0309 [31] Sending message of size 18 to 127.0.0.20 and port 2123
000339 00096:377755 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:0668 Leaving nwGtpv2cHandleUlpTriggeredRsp() (rc=0)
000340 00096:377764 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1243 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessUlpReq() (rc=0)
000341 00096:377774 7F4C6D547700 DEBUG UDP /src/udp/udp_primitives_server.c:0187 Received 1 events
000342 00100:116128 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ss2/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0212 Received event TIMER_HAS_EXPIRED for timer_id 0x7f4c64000ba0 and arg 0x7f4c64004770
000343 00100:116143 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1315 Entering nwGtpv2cProcessTimeout()
000344 00100:116149 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cTrxn.c:0113 Duplicate request hold timer expired for transaction 0x0x7f4c64000bc0
000345 00100:116154 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0146 Purging message 7f4c64001160!
000346 00100:116157 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cTrxn.c:0328 Purging transaction 0x0x7f4c64000bc0
000347 00100:116165 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1367 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessTimeout() (rc=0)
000348 00100:377778 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG S11 ss2/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0212 Received event TIMER_HAS_EXPIRED for timer_id 0x7f4c64000b80 and arg 0x7f4c64007ee0
000349 00100:377794 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1315 Entering nwGtpv2cProcessTimeout()
000350 00100:377800 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cTrxn.c:0113 Duplicate request hold timer expired for transaction 0x0x7f4c64000d60
000351 00100:377805 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- /nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cMsg.c:0146 Purging message 7f4c64004b90!
000352 00100:377809 7F4C6CD46700 DEBUG GTPv2- nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2cTrxn.c:0328 Purging transaction 0x0x7f4c64000d60
000353 00100:377813 7F4C6CD46700 TRACE GTPv2- 2-c/nwgtpv2c-0.11/src/NwGtpv2c.c:1367 Leaving nwGtpv2cProcessTimeout() (rc=0)
^CReceived SIGINT
000354 00103:044350 7F4C6CD46700 ERROR S11 ss2/openair-cn/src/s11/s11_sgw.c:0218 Unkwnon message ID 3:TERMINATE_MESSAGE

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Aolin says:

May 5, 2022 at 2:05 am

Hi Laurent,
Thank you for the tutorial! But when I connect OAI eNB with CostUE,it ouucres:

000930 00235:096100 7F53D710E700 INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000001 context 0x7f53cc000f50
000931 00235:096102 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0374 Entering nas_message_decode()
000932 00235:096103 7F53D710E700 DEBUG NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0386 0 (94305290895324 bytes) 07 5f 17
000933 00235:096107 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0663 Entering _nas_message_header_decode()
000934 00235:096108 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0717 Leaving _nas_message_header_decode() (rc=1)
000935 00235:096109 7F53D710E700 DEBUG NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0392 _nas_message_header_decode returned size 1
000936 00235:096111 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0745 Entering _nas_message_plain_decode()
000937 00235:096112 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/msg/emm_msg.c:0093 Entering emm_msg_decode()
000938 00235:096113 7F53D710E700 INFO NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/msg/emm_msg.c:0112 EMM-MSG – Message Type 0x5f
000939 00235:096118 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/msg/emm_msg.c:0245 Leaving emm_msg_decode() (rc=3)
000940 00235:096119 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0765 Leaving _nas_message_plain_decode() (rc=3)
000941 00235:096120 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS rc/nas/api/network/nas_message.c:0514 Leaving nas_message_decode() (rc=3)
000942 00235:096122 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_recv.c:0875 Entering emm_recv_security_mode_reject()
000943 00235:096123 7F53D710E700 INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_recv.c:0878 EMMAS-SAP – Received Security Mode Reject message (cause=23)
000944 00235:096125 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/SecurityModeControl.c:0478 Entering emm_proc_security_mode_reject()
000945 00235:096126 7F53D710E700 WARNI NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/SecurityModeControl.c:0479 EMM-PROC – Security mode command not accepted by the UE(ue_id=0x00000001)
000946 00235:096127 7F53D710E700 INFO NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0534 EMM-CTX – get UE id 0x00000001 context 0x7f53cc000f50
000947 00235:096129 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS-EM enair-cn/src/nas/emm/EmmCommon.c:0432 Entering emm_proc_common_get_args()
000948 00235:096131 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS-EM enair-cn/src/nas/emm/EmmCommon.c:0435 Leaving emm_proc_common_get_args() (rc=139997881581696)
000949 00235:096133 7F53D710E700 INFO NAS-EM rc/nas/emm/SecurityModeControl.c:0495 EMM-PROC – Stop timer T3460 (1)
000950 00235:096138 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0368 ue_id=0x00000001 set security context eksi 7
000951 00235:096140 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS-EM ir-cn/src/nas/emm/emm_data_ctx.c:0361 ue_id=0x00000001 set security context security type 0
000952 00235:096141 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS-EM enair-cn/src/nas/emm/EmmCommon.c:0507 Leaving emm_proc_common_clear_args()
000953 00235:096144 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_sap.c:0110 Entering emm_sap_send()
000954 00235:096146 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_reg.c:0106 Entering emm_reg_send()
000955 00235:096147 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0256 Entering emm_fsm_process()
000956 00235:096149 7F53D710E700 INFO NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0263 EMM-FSM – Received event COMMON_PROC_REJ (3) in state COMMON-PROCEDURE-INITIATED
000957 00235:096153 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS-EM ap/EmmCommonProcedureInitiated.c:0090 Entering EmmCommonProcedureInitiated()
000958 00235:096156 7F53D710E700 TRACE NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0176 Entering emm_fsm_set_status()
000959 00235:096159 7F53D710E700 INFO NAS-EM air-cn/src/nas/emm/sap/emm_fsm.c:0182 UE 0x00000001 EMM-FSM – Status changed: COMMON-PROCEDURE-INITIATED ===> DEREGISTERE

Should i try a different UE or how can i fix it ? Thanks !

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1. laurent says:
  
  May 7, 2022 at 8:48 am
  
  Hi,
  in your log:
  Security Mode Reject message code 23
  Code 23: security capabilities mismatch between the core network and the UE
  you should probably use a more recent EPC.
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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Mohammad Riyazudeen says:

May 12, 2022 at 1:15 pm

Dear Experts,

We following the above document,we receiving the below output when we run the eNB with USRP B210.
sudo -E ./targets/bin/lte-softmodem.Rel15 -O /home/vestel/openairinterface5g/ci-scripts/conf_files/enb.band7.tm1.25PRB.usrpb210.conf

UHD_3.15.0.0

There is no carrier found when we try to capture through Spectrum Analyzer.
What could be the issue, Please help me to reveice a good signal.

*HSS,MME,SPGW running without error.

[ENB_APP] Waiting for RUs to be configured … RC.ru_mask:01
[LOADER] library liboai_device.so successfully loaded
[HW] openair0_cfg[0].sdr_addrs == ‘(null)’
[HW] openair0_cfg[0].clock_source == ‘-1’ (internal = 0, external = 1)
[HW] UHD version 3.15.0.0-0-unknown (3.15.0)
[INFO] [UHD] linux; GNU C++ version 7.5.0; Boost_106501; UHD_3.15.0.0-0-unknown
[INFO] [B200] Loading firmware image: /usr/local/share/uhd/images/usrp_b200_fw.hex…
[HW] Found USRP b200
[INFO] [B200] Detected Device: B210
[INFO] [B200] Loading FPGA image: /usr/local/share/uhd/images/usrp_b210_fpga.bin…
[INFO] [B200] Operating over USB 3.
[INFO] [B200] Detecting internal GPSDO….
[INFO] [GPS] No GPSDO found
[INFO] [B200] Initialize CODEC control…
[INFO] [B200] Initialize Radio control…
[INFO] [B200] Performing register loopback test…
[INFO] [B200] Register loopback test passed
[INFO] [B200] Performing register loopback test…
[INFO] [B200] Register loopback test passed
[INFO] [B200] Asking for clock rate 30.720000 MHz…
[INFO] [B200] Actually got clock rate 30.720000 MHz.
[HW] Clock source set neither in usrp_args nor on command line, using default!
[HW] Time source set neither in usrp_args nor on command line, using default!
— Using calibration table: calib_table_b210_38
[INFO] [B200] Asking for clock rate 30.720000 MHz…
[INFO] [B200] OK
[HW] cal 0: freq 3500000000.000000, offset 44.000000, diff 940000000.000000
[HW] cal 1: freq 2660000000.000000, offset 49.800000, diff 100000000.000000
[HW] cal 2: freq 2300000000.000000, offset 51.000000, diff 260000000.000000
[HW] cal 3: freq 1880000000.000000, offset 53.000000, diff 680000000.000000
[HW] cal 4: freq 816000000.000000, offset 57.000000, diff 1744000000.000000
[HW] RX Gain 0 125.000000 (55.800000) => 69.200000 (max 76.000000)
[HW] USRP TX_GAIN:89.75 gain_range:89.75 tx_gain:0.00
[HW] Actual master clock: 30.720000MHz…
[HW] Actual clock source internal…
[HW] Actual time source internal…
[HW] RF board max packet size 1916, size for 100µs jitter 768
[HW] rx_max_num_samps 768
[HW] setting rx channel 0
[HW] RX Channel 0
[HW] Actual RX sample rate: 7.680000MSps…
[HW] Actual RX frequency: 2.560000GHz…
[HW] Actual RX gain: 69.000000…
[HW] Actual RX bandwidth: 20.000000M…
[HW] Actual RX antenna: RX2…
[HW] TX Channel 0
[HW] Actual TX sample rate: 7.680000MSps…
[HW] Actual TX frequency: 2.680000GHz…
[HW] Actual TX gain: 89.750000…
[HW] Actual TX bandwidth: 20.000000M…
[HW] Actual TX antenna: TX/RX…
[HW] Actual TX packet size: 1916
[HW] Device timestamp: 1.810555…
[HW] [RAU] has loaded USRP B200 device.
[PHY] Initializing RU signal buffers (if_south local RF) nb_tx 1
[PHY] [INIT] common.txdata[0] = 0x7f69880c9040 (307200 bytes)
[LIBCONFIG] loader.dfts: 2/2 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
shlib_path libdfts.so
[LOADER] library libdfts.so successfully loaded
[PHY] nb_tx 1
[PHY] rxdata_7_5kHz[0] 0x7f6960520b00 for RU 0
[PHY] [INIT] common.txdata_BF= 0x7f6960126b60 (8 bytes)
[PHY] txdataF_BF[0] 0x7f696053eb80 for RU 0
[PHY] rxdataF[0] 0x7f6960545c00 for RU 0
[PHY] setup_RU_buffers: frame_parms = 0x7f69845f4e98
waiting for sync (ru_thread,-1/0x55d87e7291a8,0x55d87f18d600,0x55d87efe2ae0)
RC.ru_mask:00
[PHY] RUs configured
[ENB_APP] RC.nb_RU:1
ALL RUs ready – init eNBs
[ENB_APP] Not NFAPI mode – call init_eNB_afterRU()
[PHY] init_eNB_afterRU() RC.nb_inst:1
[PHY] RC.nb_CC[inst]:1
[PHY] RC.nb_CC[inst:0][CC_id:0]:0x7f69845f4010
[PHY] Mapping RX ports from 1 RUs to eNB 0
[PHY] eNB->num_RU:1
[PHY] [eNB 0] phy_init_lte_eNB() About to wait for eNB to be configured[PHY] [eNB 0] Initializing DL_FRAME_PARMS : N_RB_DL 25, PHICH Resource 1, PHICH Duration 0 nb_antennas_tx:0 nb_antennas_rx:1 nb_antenna_ports_eNB:1 PRACH[rootSequenceIndex:0 prach_Config_enabled:1 configIndex:0 highSpeed:0 zeroCorrelationZoneConfig:1 freqOffset:2]
[PHY] [eNB 0] Initializing DL_FRAME_PARMS : N_RB_DL 25, PHICH Resource 1, PHICH Duration 0
pcfich_reg : 0,12,25,37
[PHY] [INIT] NB_ANTENNA_PORTS_ENB:6 fp->nb_antenna_ports_eNB:1
[PHY] [INIT] common_vars->txdataF[0] = 0x7f6980006040 (286720 bytes)
[PHY] [INIT] common_vars->txdataF[5] = 0x7f6968122040 (286720 bytes)
[PHY] [INIT]SRS allocation
[PHY] PRACH allocation
NUMBER_OF_ULSCH_MAX 8
[PHY] Overwriting eNB->prach_vars.rxsigF[0]:0x55d880e35f60
[PHY] Overwriting eNB->prach_vars_br.rxsigF.rxsigF[0]:(nil)
[PHY] Overwriting eNB->prach_vars_br.rxsigF.rxsigF[0]:(nil)
[PHY] Overwriting eNB->prach_vars_br.rxsigF.rxsigF[0]:(nil)
[PHY] Overwriting eNB->prach_vars_br.rxsigF.rxsigF[0]:(nil)
[PHY] Attaching RU 0 antenna 0 to eNB antenna 0
[PHY] init_eNB_afterRU() ************* DJP ***** eNB->frame_parms.nb_antennas_tx:0 – GOING TO HARD CODE TO 1[PHY] inst 0, CC_id 0 : nb_antennas_rx 1
[PHY] Initialise transport
[PHY] Allocating Transport Channel Buffers for DLSCH 0/8/1
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[0] 0x7f69680ce040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[1] 0x7f696807a040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[2] 0x7f6968026040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[3] 0x7f6958121040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[4] 0x7f69580cd040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[5] 0x7f6958079040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[6] 0x7f6958025040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[7] 0x7f6950b24040
[PHY] eNB->dlsch[0][0] 0x55d881077560
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[0] 0x7f6950ad0040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[1] 0x7f6950a7c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[2] 0x7f6950a28040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[3] 0x7f69509d4040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[4] 0x7f6950980040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[5] 0x7f695092c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[6] 0x7f69508d8040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[7] 0x7f6950884040
[PHY] eNB->dlsch[0][1] 0x55d88110e720
[PHY] Allocating Transport Channel Buffers for DLSCH 1/8/1
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[0] 0x7f6950830040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[1] 0x7f69507dc040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[2] 0x7f6950788040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[3] 0x7f6950734040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[4] 0x7f69506e0040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[5] 0x7f695068c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[6] 0x7f6950638040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[7] 0x7f69505e4040
[PHY] eNB->dlsch[1][0] 0x55d8811a5960
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[0] 0x7f6950590040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[1] 0x7f695053c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[2] 0x7f69504e8040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[3] 0x7f6950494040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[4] 0x7f6950440040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[5] 0x7f69503ec040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[6] 0x7f6950398040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[7] 0x7f6950344040
[PHY] eNB->dlsch[1][1] 0x55d88123cba0
[PHY] Allocating Transport Channel Buffers for DLSCH 2/8/1
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[0] 0x7f69502f0040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[1] 0x7f695029c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[2] 0x7f6950248040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[3] 0x7f69501f4040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[4] 0x7f69501a0040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[5] 0x7f695014c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[6] 0x7f69500f8040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[7] 0x7f69500a4040
[PHY] eNB->dlsch[2][0] 0x55d8812d3de0
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[0] 0x7f6950050040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[1] 0x7f694bfac040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[2] 0x7f694bf58040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[3] 0x7f694bf04040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[4] 0x7f694beb0040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[5] 0x7f694be5c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[6] 0x7f694be08040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[7] 0x7f694bdb4040
[PHY] eNB->dlsch[2][1] 0x55d88136b020
[PHY] Allocating Transport Channel Buffers for DLSCH 3/8/1
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[0] 0x7f694bd60040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[1] 0x7f694bd0c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[2] 0x7f694bcb8040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[3] 0x7f694bc64040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[4] 0x7f694bc10040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[5] 0x7f694bbbc040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[6] 0x7f694bb68040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[7] 0x7f694bb14040
[PHY] eNB->dlsch[3][0] 0x55d881402260
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[0] 0x7f694bac0040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[1] 0x7f694ba6c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[2] 0x7f694ba18040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[3] 0x7f694b9c4040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[4] 0x7f694b970040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[5] 0x7f694b91c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[6] 0x7f694b8c8040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[7] 0x7f694b874040
[PHY] eNB->dlsch[3][1] 0x55d8814994a0
[PHY] Allocating Transport Channel Buffers for DLSCH 4/8/1
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[0] 0x7f694b820040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[1] 0x7f694b7cc040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[2] 0x7f694b778040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[3] 0x7f694b724040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[4] 0x7f694b6d0040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[5] 0x7f694b67c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[6] 0x7f694b628040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[7] 0x7f694b5d4040
[PHY] eNB->dlsch[4][0] 0x55d8815306e0
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[0] 0x7f694b580040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[1] 0x7f694b52c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[2] 0x7f694b4d8040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[3] 0x7f694b484040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[4] 0x7f694b430040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[5] 0x7f694b3dc040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[6] 0x7f694b388040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[7] 0x7f694b334040
[PHY] eNB->dlsch[4][1] 0x55d8815c7920
[PHY] Allocating Transport Channel Buffers for DLSCH 5/8/1
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[0] 0x7f694b2e0040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[1] 0x7f694b28c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[2] 0x7f694b238040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[3] 0x7f694b1e4040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[4] 0x7f694b190040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[5] 0x7f694b13c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[6] 0x7f694b0e8040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[7] 0x7f694b094040
[PHY] eNB->dlsch[5][0] 0x55d88165eb60
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[0] 0x7f694b040040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[1] 0x7f694afec040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[2] 0x7f694af98040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[3] 0x7f694af44040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[4] 0x7f694aef0040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[5] 0x7f694ae9c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[6] 0x7f694ae48040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[7] 0x7f694adf4040
[PHY] eNB->dlsch[5][1] 0x55d8816f5da0
[PHY] Allocating Transport Channel Buffers for DLSCH 6/8/1
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[0] 0x7f694ada0040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[1] 0x7f694ad4c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[2] 0x7f694acf8040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[3] 0x7f694aca4040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[4] 0x7f694ac50040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[5] 0x7f694abfc040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[6] 0x7f694aba8040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[7] 0x7f694ab54040
[PHY] eNB->dlsch[6][0] 0x55d88178cfe0
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[0] 0x7f694ab00040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[1] 0x7f694aaac040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[2] 0x7f694aa58040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[3] 0x7f694aa04040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[4] 0x7f694a9b0040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[5] 0x7f694a95c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[6] 0x7f694a908040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[7] 0x7f694a8b4040
[PHY] eNB->dlsch[6][1] 0x55d881824200
[PHY] Allocating Transport Channel Buffers for DLSCH 7/8/1
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[0] 0x7f694a860040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[1] 0x7f694a80c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[2] 0x7f694a7b8040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[3] 0x7f694a764040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[4] 0x7f694a710040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[5] 0x7f694a6bc040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[6] 0x7f694a668040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[7] 0x7f694a614040
[PHY] eNB->dlsch[7][0] 0x55d8818bb3c0
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[0] 0x7f694a5c0040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[1] 0x7f694a56c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[2] 0x7f694a518040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[3] 0x7f694a4c4040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[4] 0x7f694a470040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[5] 0x7f694a41c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[6] 0x7f694a3c8040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[7] 0x7f694a374040
[PHY] eNB->dlsch[7][1] 0x55d881952600
[PHY] Allocating Transport Channel Buffer for ULSCH 0/8
[PHY] Allocating Transport Channel Buffer for ULSCH 1/8
[PHY] Allocating Transport Channel Buffer for ULSCH 2/8
[PHY] Allocating Transport Channel Buffer for ULSCH 3/8
[PHY] Allocating Transport Channel Buffer for ULSCH 4/8
[PHY] Allocating Transport Channel Buffer for ULSCH 5/8
[PHY] Allocating Transport Channel Buffer for ULSCH 6/8
[PHY] Allocating Transport Channel Buffer for ULSCH 7/8
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[0] 0x7f6939e8c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[1] 0x7f6939e38040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[2] 0x7f6939de4040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[3] 0x7f6939d90040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[4] 0x7f6939d3c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[5] 0x7f6939ce8040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[6] 0x7f6939c94040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[7] 0x7f6939c40040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[0] 0x7f6939bec040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[1] 0x7f6939b98040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[2] 0x7f6939b44040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[3] 0x7f6939af0040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[4] 0x7f6939a9c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[5] 0x7f6939a48040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[6] 0x7f69399f4040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[7] 0x7f69399a0040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[0] 0x7f693994c040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[1] 0x7f69398f8040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[2] 0x7f69398a4040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[3] 0x7f6939850040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[4] 0x7f69397fc040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[5] 0x7f69397a8040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[6] 0x7f6939754040
[PHY] Required DLSCH mem size 2496 (bw scaling 4), dlsch->harq_processes[7] 0x7f6939700040
[PHY] init_eNB_proc(inst:0) RC.nb_CC[inst]:1
[PHY] Initializing eNB processes instance:0 CC_id 0
[PHY] eNB->single_thread_flag:0
[HW] thread_top_init() called with affinity>0, but overruled by #ifndef CPU_AFFINITY.
[HW] thread_top_init() called with affinity>0, but overruled by #ifndef CPU_AFFINITY.
[ENB_APP] ALL RUs ready – ALL eNBs ready
waiting for sync (L1_stats_thread,-1/0x55d87e7291a8,0x55d87f18d600,0x55d87efe2ae0)
[HW] [SCHED][eNB] eNB_thread_prach started on CPU 1, sched_policy = SCHED_FIFO , priority = 99, CPU Affinity= CPU_0 CPU_1 CPU_2 CPU_3 CPU_4 CPU_5 CPU_6 CPU_7
[HW] [SCHED][eNB] eNB_thread_prach_br started on CPU 0, sched_policy = SCHED_FIFO , priority = 99, CPU Affinity= CPU_0 CPU_1 CPU_2 CPU_3 CPU_4 CPU_5 CPU_6 CPU_7
[ENB_APP] Sending sync to all threads
[MME_APP] Creating MME_APP eNB Task
got sync (ru_thread)
got sync (L1_stats_thread)
[LIBCONFIG] MMEs.[0]: 1/1 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
[ITTI] Created Posix thread TASK_MME_APP
[MCE_APP] Creating MCE_APP eNB Task
[ITTI] Created Posix thread TASK_MCE_APP
[ENB_APP] [MCE 0] MCE_app_register via M3AP for instance 0
[LIBCONFIG] MCEs.[0]: 1/1 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
[LIBCONFIG] MCEs.[0]: 1/1 parameters successfully set, (1 to default value)
[ENB_APP] TYPE TO TERMINATE
[PHY] RU 0 rf device ready
[PHY] RU 0 Starting steady-state operation
sleep…
sleep…
sleep…
sleep…
sleep…
sleep…
sleep…
sleep…
sleep…
[RLC] rlc_tick: discontinuity (expected 0.1, got 0.4)
[MAC] SCHED_MODE = 0
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 74f6 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 74f6 from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE d847 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE d847 from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 11c0 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 11c0 from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 1fcf not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 1fcf from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 3c1f not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 3c1f from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 5e27 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 5e27 from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 708c not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 708c from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 303f not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 303f from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE c376 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE c376 from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 454e not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 454e from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE e96e not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE e96e from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE a982 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE a982 from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE de0f not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE de0f from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 6cfc not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 6cfc from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 2412 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 2412 from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE da33 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE da33 from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 49a0 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 49a0 from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE df72 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE df72 from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 1604 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 1604 from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE b1ed not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE b1ed from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 42d1 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 42d1 from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE c225 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE c225 from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE e83b not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE e83b from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE ae39 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE ae39 from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE a08f not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE a08f from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 962a not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 962a from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 76e5 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 76e5 from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 4e1b not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 4e1b from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE e5d not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE e5d from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 22aa not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 22aa from freeList
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 1938 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 1938 from freeList
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Thanks

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1. laurent says:
  
  May 13, 2022 at 12:32 pm
  
  Dear Mohammad
  It should emit RF on frequency 2.68GHz as in your setup file
  Even a regular smartphone should detect the eNB if you do “manual network selection” (regardless SIM card)
  the B210 leds should turn on when you turn on emission (so when you start lte-softmodem)
  Regards;
  Laurent
  
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Yangwei Yi says:

May 24, 2022 at 3:42 am

Hi Laurent,

Thank you for your tutorial. I followed all the steps and the UE was able to attach. But it seems the MME may crash every once in a while with the error showing “./run_mme: line 87: 9001 Segmentation fault $SUDO mme `echo $exe_arguments` 2>&1”
Below is the complete log. Could you kindly help me solve this issue? Thank you very much for your help.

008523 04616:154594 7FF839FFB700 ALERT S6A no/openair-cn/src/s6a/s6a_task.c:0080 ‘STATE_OPEN’ 127.0.0.1(3868)
008531 04620:435564 7FF858DC3700 DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0033 ======================================= STATISTICS ============================================

008532 04620:435570 7FF858DC3700 DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0034 | Current Status| Added since last display| Removed since last display |
008533 04620:435572 7FF858DC3700 DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0036 Connected eNBs | 1 | 0 | 0 |
008534 04620:435574 7FF858DC3700 DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0038 Attached UEs | 1 | 0 | 0 |
008535 04620:435575 7FF858DC3700 DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0040 Connected UEs | 1 | 0 | 0 |
008536 04620:435577 7FF858DC3700 DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0042 Default Bearers| 1 | 0 | 0 |
008537 04620:435578 7FF858DC3700 DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0044 S1-U Bearers | 1 | 0 | 0 |

008538 04620:435580 7FF858DC3700 DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0045 ======================================= STATISTICS ============================================

008539 04630:435563 7FF858DC3700 DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0033 ======================================= STATISTICS ============================================

008540 04630:435570 7FF858DC3700 DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0034 | Current Status| Added since last display| Removed since last display |
008541 04630:435573 7FF858DC3700 DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0036 Connected eNBs | 1 | 0 | 0 |
008542 04630:435575 7FF858DC3700 DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0038 Attached UEs | 1 | 0 | 0 |
008543 04630:435576 7FF858DC3700 DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0040 Connected UEs | 1 | 0 | 0 |
008544 04630:435577 7FF858DC3700 DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0042 Default Bearers| 1 | 0 | 0 |
008545 04630:435579 7FF858DC3700 DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0044 S1-U Bearers | 1 | 0 | 0 |

008546 04630:435580 7FF858DC3700 DEBUG MME-AP src/mme_app/mme_app_statistics.c:0045 ======================================= STATISTICS ============================================

./run_mme: line 87: 9001 Segmentation fault $SUDO mme `echo $exe_arguments` 2>&1

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1. laurent says:
  
  May 24, 2022 at 8:34 am
  
  Hi,
  At least you should run the MME in gdb, then after the segv do “where” or “bt”
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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Panagiotis says:

July 26, 2022 at 11:55 am

Hi Laurent,
I am trying to implement your setup not with a COTS UE but instead with a USRP acting as UE (I made a registration to the database and it works) and I have fully follow your guideline. The problem I am facing is due to some routing problems I guess. Below are the most important things that’s happening for me:
1. nasmesh kernel module doesn’t work for me. I see on the OAI that this is not the validated way, but I am not sure if I am doing something wrong.
2. I tried tunnel interfaces based on OAI and seems it works better than nasmesh so I proceed with this setup. I used an argument “–nokrnmod 1” to do it so, while executing eNB and UE commands.
3. Finally, ICMP packets are transmitted and received normally through the Internet, for example by pinging Google’s server (8.8.8.8).
4. But I don’t have Internet connection and cannot surf the web.

I think it is something relative to routing because ping is travelling end-to-end terminals and back versa, but UDP doesn’t, but I don’t know why and I am not sure about this assumption.
Do you have any idea about what’s possibly is wrong? Am I using in a wrong way the “nasmesh” and how am I supposed to use it so? Why am I able to see ICMP and not UDP reply packets to Wireshark? How can I solve the issue in order to surf the Web?

Thanks in advance for your time.

Best,
Panagiotis

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1. laurent says:
  
  July 27, 2022 at 9:08 am
  
  Hi Panagiotis,
  
  1) nasmesh
  nobody uses it now, nokrnmod is better
  
  2) IP routing
  If i understand what you describes
  gtp packet (udp port 2152) occurs when you ping from the UE
  this packets is decapsulated and sent to 8.8.8.8
  8.8.8.8 sends you the answer
  no gtp packet back from the core to the xNB
  
  if yes, you need to configure the UE destination packet to the core network
  
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  1. Panagiotis says:
    
    August 2, 2022 at 1:34 pm
    
    Hello Laurent,
    thanks for your fast reply. How am I supposed to do the configuration that you are talking about and why this is not by default done from the system itself? Do I have to make any routing rules or are you talking for something else which I do not understand? Can you be more specific on what changes I must make, because I checked mme.conf and spgw.conf files but I didn’t find something relative to what you talked about.
    
    Thanks in advance.
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      August 4, 2022 at 7:52 am
      
      Dear Panagiotis,
      Just follow line by line the tutorial
      If you do something different, tell me where you derivate, i’ll try to help you
      
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      1. Panagiotis says:
        
        August 9, 2022 at 10:17 am
        
        Hello Laurent,
        thank you so much for your replies and apologies for bothering you.
        
        I built everything from scratch just to be sure that everything you mentioned in your guideline is followed line-by-line. The only difference is that I add an extra registration in your db for my USRP (which acts as a UE), but this is not a problem because I see on the array/table printed by the execution of MME, the first column is everywhere ‘1’, so attachment happens normally. I did everything as you provided but the problem is still there.
        The problem is that I can normally ping Google (ICMP packets), I can ping any other public IP address too and get a reply back. But when I try to surf on the Internet, by accessing a site, I cannot do it and I don’t even see ‘http’ requests (or anything else relative to this) in the Wireshark. Which leads to the point that somehow Internet traffic does not even exist. It’s like data are not even created or transmitted over the gtp0 interface. Thus, the problem is not the reception of the data, but the transmission itself.
        Because I am using USRP as UE I tried to route the traffic through the gateway of EPC (by default 172.16.0.1) with command:
        $ sudo ip route add default via 172.16.0.1
        But problem still remains and http requests don’t even transmit/exist/are created on the interface.
        
        I don’t know if this sounds logical and if I made myself clear. Do you have any idea about what is going wrong? Do you think that USRP for UE is a bad idea?
        
        Thanks in advance for your time.
        
        Best,
        Panagiotis
      2. laurent says:
        
        August 9, 2022 at 11:51 am
        
        Hi Panagiotis,
        
        If you can ping google from the UE and you see the two GTP encapsulated ICMP packets, the IP routing is perfect, your setup is working fine.
        
        So, now what may be the issue?
        
        Maybe the packet size: reduce MTU ?
        
        Also, please trace GTP in the eNB: –log_config.gtpu_log_level debug (or set it in the configuration file)
        
        Regards,
        Laurent
Panagiotis says:

August 10, 2022 at 11:17 am

Hello Laurent,
appreciate your help and thanks for your fast replies.

1. I cannot see GTP encapsulated ICMP packets in Wireshark. When I trace the GTP interface, I can see ICMP requests transmitted/received. However, I cannot find anywhere in the Wireshark packets that have been transmitted as “GTP ” or any GTP protocol value. So, no encapsulation at all, only straight-forward packets.

2. In order to be sure for the previous assumption, I tried to send dummy UDP packets from UE in a 3rd machine. Again, using Wireshark I am able to see only UDP packets and not UDP encapsulated packets.

3. Based on the 2nd bullet, I can send UDP packets from source to destination and vice versa, BUT this only happens when the UEs IP address is known by the 3rd machine. Otherwise, replies from 3rd machine would stop/transmitted to the EPC, because 3rd machine doesn’t know the IP of the UE, instead it understands that EPC sent him a packet and reply to him, not to the UE. It feels like I am not using the EPC bearers, but I am addressing directly the UE.

4. From the SPGW output I can see that GTP is normally/correctly initialized, but it will be useful to trace GTP in the eNB. May I use it as argument in the execution command, but how? Can you specify the way? Or how to set it in the configuration file?

Any help is welcomed.

Best,
Panagiotis

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1. laurent says:
  
  August 12, 2022 at 7:35 am
  
  Hi Panagiotis,
  So it seems your IP traffic is routed directly in Linux, not via the 4G/5G network.
  The UE IP interface gets a IP address, so we are sure it connects correctly to the cellular network.
  On UE (if i understand well, you use OAI UE), if you make ‘ping -I oaitun_ue1 8.8.8.8’
  you should see the gtp packet between the core network and the xNB in wireshark
  
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  1. Panagiotis says:
    
    August 31, 2022 at 12:43 pm
    
    Hi Laurent,
    sorry for the late reply and thanks for your interest.
    Indeed I am using OAI UE, but the problem is that when I am doing from UE ‘ping 8.8.8.8’ I get ‘Network Unreachable’. However If I first specify the interface by ‘ping -I oaitun_ue1 8.8.8.8’ or specify the gateway by ‘sudo ip route add default via 172.16.0.1’ then I see ICMP packets but NOT gtp packets in the Wireshark.
    Same thing happens when I am sending UDP packets. If I don’t specify the exact interface, then packets are not arriving to the destination. However if I run ‘sudo ip route add default via 172.16.0.1’, then dummy UDP are transmitted/received but NOT over gtp packets.
    
    How can I prevent ‘Network Unreachable’? Is there any other command I should use to route the traffic in order to see GTP encapsulated packets except the one I am using?
    
    Thank you for your time.
    
    Best,
    Panagiotis
    
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Alexander says:

September 20, 2022 at 3:22 pm

Hi Laurent,
With last verion of OAI (develop branch) I have multiple erors, which appear continuously.
Despite this, eNB works and UE attaches.
But with snap version (snap install oai-ran) everything is fine.

Maybe, you have some thoughts, what can cause such errors.
Thank you.

Example of errors:
[PHY] add ue 45954 in fre list, context flag: 1
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE b382 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE b382 from freeList ra context: 0
[PHY] add ue 37764 in fre list, context flag: 1
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 9384 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 9384 from freeList ra context: 0
[PHY] add ue 11535 in fre list, context flag: 1
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 2d0f not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 2d0f from freeList ra context: 0
[PHY] add ue 9021 in fre list, context flag: 1
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 233d not found

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1. laurent says:
  
  September 20, 2022 at 4:19 pm
  
  Dear Alexander,
  Known bug.
  The RACH detection can detect false RACH trial, to some extend it is correct in 3GPP standard.
  but then, something is wrong in the code when we delete the UE because the RACH doesn’t succeed.
  I identified it clearly in the source code, but i have not found time to fix it.
  Laurent
  
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Fata says:

October 18, 2022 at 3:24 am

hi laurent i try to make band3 file but i still fail

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Mla says:

March 14, 2023 at 8:29 am

Dear Laurent,

I am working on the OAI 5G SA, I could establish SA connection and the UE could access internet but after some time it gets disconnected.
Would please assist?

With thanks,
Mla

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1. laurent says:
  
  March 15, 2023 at 9:22 am
  
  dear Mla,
  I will need more information
  Laurent
  
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Mla Vilakazi says:

March 30, 2023 at 7:02 am

Dear Laurent,

I use OAI 5G RAN, Open5Gs Core Network, and Huawei P40 Pro (SA mode). UE connects fine but after some time it gets disconnected from the network. Sometimes the RAN will stop while the UE is connected, or UE gets released from the network while both core and RAN are running.

Best Regards,
Mla

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Mla Vilakazi says:

April 12, 2023 at 7:10 am

Dear Laurent,

I am running SA setup using OAI RAN, Open5Gs CN, and Huawei P40 Pro.
The issue is maintaining a stable Internet connection. The phone disconnects from the network after a few seconds of Internet browsing.
We are running our setup indoors without an RF Cage. Not sure if the culprit is poor RF conditions or the phone itself (inaccurately CQI reports).

I have attached the gNB logs and open5GS logs.

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1. laurent says:
  
  April 13, 2023 at 11:47 am
  
  Hi,
  I removed your trace, as it is difficult to read.
  Maybe the error is in this trace:
  [32m04/05 17:13:33.006[0m: [[33mgmm[0m] [1;36mWARNING[0m: [imsi-208950000000032] DNN Not Supported OR Not Subscribed in the Slice (../src/amf/gmm-handler.c:1201)
  Regards,
  
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  1. Mla Vilakazi says:
    
    April 24, 2023 at 12:27 pm
    
    Dear Laurent,
    
    Thank you so much, I have managed to solve the problem by attaching a GPSDO module on my USRP.
    
    Best regards,
    Mla
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      April 24, 2023 at 1:23 pm
      
      Dear Mla,
      Thanks for sharing with everybody how to fix the issue.
      Best regards,
      Laurent
      
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MSTK says:

July 13, 2023 at 6:05 am

Dear Laurent,
Is it possible to connect zcu102+adr9371 to OAI?

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Masumeh Tohidi says:

July 15, 2023 at 8:12 am

Dear Laurent,
Is it possible to use adr 9371+zcu102 as the SDR with OAI?
Best regards.

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1. laurent says:
  
  July 17, 2023 at 5:02 am
  
  Dear Masumeh,
  i think so, from HW perspective.
  with this board and a FMC board with the AD9371, you have almost the same HW as a USRP X300/N300.
  but, you will have to write the FGPA firmware (using vivado) and the OAI interface to this board.
  The interface will be by Ethernet 10G, so you don’t need any Linux specific driver, but to write a set of functions as in each oai/radio/xxx boards interface.
  Open Cells is developing a board based on AD9371 that will provide the drivers for OAI, SRSran, … but i still have no release date
  
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MTF says:

September 23, 2023 at 1:33 pm

Hello.
I am trying OAI in a ubuntu 18.04 vm with 8 core,8G RM and 40G hard. I can not find /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu*/cpufreq/ directory in my vm to set the CPU governor to perform but it is found in my host and done.
How can set clock and time to gpsdo in oai?
[HW] Clock source set neither in usrp_args nor on command line, using default!
[HW] Time source set neither in usrp_args nor on command line, using default!

What does this log means?
[RLC] rlc_tick: discontinuity (expected 0.1, got 0.4)
[MAC] SCHED_MODE = 0
ULLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLULLLLUL[MAC] [eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 202 Activating RAR generation in Frame 202, subframe 6 for process 0, rnti 3a29, state 1
[MAC] [eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 204 Activating RAR generation in Frame 204, subframe 6 for process 1, rnti 2ce5, state 1
[PHY] add ue 14889 in free list, context flag: 1
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 3a29 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 3a29 from freeList ra context: 0
[MAC] [eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 206 Activating RAR generation in Frame 206, subframe 6 for process 0, rnti 8d31, state 1
[PHY] add ue 11493 in free list, context flag: 1
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 2ce5 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 2ce5 from freeList ra context: 0
[MAC] [eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 208 Activating RAR generation in Frame 208, subframe 6 for process 1, rnti dad, state 1
[PHY] add ue 36145 in free list, context flag: 1
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 8d31 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 8d31 from freeList ra context: 0
[MAC] [eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 210 Activating RAR generation in Frame 210, subframe 6 for process 0, rnti 134b, state 1
[PHY] add ue 3501 in free list, context flag: 1
….
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 20d6 from freeList ra context: 0
[MAC] [eNB 0][RAPROC] CC_id 0 Frame 782 Activating RAR generation in Frame 782, subframe 6 for process 0, rnti 6fea, state 1
[PHY] add ue 40169 in free list, context flag: 1
[MAC] rrc_mac_remove_ue: UE 9ce9 not found
[RRC] [release_UE_in_freeList] remove UE 9ce9 from freeList ra context: 0
[HW] [recv] received 12960 samples out of 15360
[ERROR] [STREAMER] The receive packet handler caught a value exception.
ValueError: bad vrt header or packet fragment
[HW] ERROR_CODE_BAD_PACKET

[PHY] rx_rf: Asked for 15360 samples, got 12960 from SDR
[PHY] problem receiving samples[PHY] 785.9 late_control : 1
[ERROR] [STREAMER] recv packet demuxer unexpected sid 0xfd2ffdd4
[HW] [recv] received 0 samples out of 15360
[HW] ERROR_CODE_TIMEOUT

[PHY] rx_rf: Asked for 15360 samples, got 0 from SDR
[PHY] problem receiving samples[PHY] add ue 28650 in free list, context flag: 1
[PHY] 786.0 late_control : 1
[HW] [recv] received 0 samples out of 15360
[HW] ERROR_CODE_TIMEOUT

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1. laurent says:
  
  September 26, 2023 at 7:27 am
  
  Hi,
  Sorry i don’t study VMs, and ubuntu 18 is outdated
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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  1. MTF says:
    
    September 27, 2023 at 7:27 am
    
    Hi laurent,
    is it possible to install oai in ubuntu 22.04?
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      September 28, 2023 at 3:12 pm
      
      yes, it is the current reference version
      
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      1. victor says:
        
        October 9, 2023 at 11:36 pm
        
        Dear DM and LAURENT, is there a solution for this error, I am also having this problem and I don’t know what the solution could be, could you give me some idea to solve it, thank you very much.
      2. laurent says:
        
        October 16, 2023 at 12:59 pm
        
        Hi,
        If you undertsand you have real time issues (LLL printing from UHD driver)
        Please provide more information on what your are builing
Arci says:

September 30, 2023 at 7:53 pm

Hi Laurent
I am trying to launch the enodeB with the configurations you make, but I have these types of errors when I execute the command:

~/openairinterface5g/ci-scrpts/conf_files/enb.band7.tm1.25PRB.usrpb210.conf

[PHY] rx_rf: Asked for 7680 samples, got 3897 from SDR [PHY] problen receiving samplesULLLULLLLLLLLLLLLLL[PHY] samples out of 7680
O[PHY] Time: 15.5737 s ERROR_CODE_OVERFLOW (Overflow)

In addition to that I also have these types of errors when trying to install cpufrequtils:
update-rc.d warning: start and stop actions are no longer supported; falling back to defaults

I am using Ubuntu version 18.04.6 in virtualbox version 6.1.6 and I also tried vmware in version 17pro
My PC has the following characteristics:
intel core i5 8250U CPU 1.60GHz – 1.80GHz
Ram 24GB

Please help me

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1. laurent says:
  
  October 2, 2023 at 9:57 am
  
  Hi,
  Why do you use VMs, old Ubuntu, … ?
  
  Reply
  1. santiago says:
    
    October 6, 2023 at 8:58 pm
    
    Hello Laurent, this comment was left by my colleague, so do you recommend that we use the Linux operating system without the need for virtual machines and that we change the version of Ubuntu to the most recent, that is, to version 22.04? Do you think that Is it necessary to use the duplexer?
    
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    1. laurent says:
      
      October 8, 2023 at 7:09 pm
      
      Dear Santiago,
      I don’t understand the relation between SW version and a duplexer
      
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      1. santiago says:
        
        October 9, 2023 at 8:26 pm
        
        In the explanation you offer for the implementation of openairinterface5g you say that you use a duplexer to adapt the antennas to the USRP B210 and in this way connect it through the Uu interface to the commercial UE, I don’t know if it is because we are not implementing the duplexer for the antennas we get the error that we are showing you, that is why my question is. But can you tell us if it is necessary to simply have the Linux operating system as a base or what solution you can give us about this error, thank you very much.
      2. santiago says:
        
        October 9, 2023 at 10:33 pm
        
        Dear LAURENT, what I want to ask you is if it is necessary to leave virtual machines aside and simply use Ubuntu as the operating system.
        
        On the other hand, when I talk about duplexer I am referring to the implementation of the USRP B210, in this tutorial you mention the use of a duplexer to connect the antennas to the USRP device, that is why I ask if it is necessary to use a duplexer to isolate the antennas and that there is no interference, or it is simply not necessary, thank you very much LAURENT.
MTF says:

October 11, 2023 at 1:48 pm

Hello. Hope you are fine.
I have a preprogrammed simcard and it’s K,opc and imsi information. However, I do not know the value of MSISDN.
In HSS database, when enter MSISDN ‘NULL’, apn is not found by my simcard and when enter the default number the network is found but due to incorrect data the mme crashes. Also when I delete the MSISDN header in pdn table is the same (mme crashed when UE wanted to attach the network)
In hss database said presence of msisdn is optional. how can not enter it?

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1. laurent says:
  
  October 16, 2023 at 12:57 pm
  
  Hi,
  MSISDN is almost not used now
  You can put any valuue in your HSS, and you can also set it with program_uicc
  see program_uicc -h
  to list all options
  
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Abdo says:

January 4, 2024 at 10:29 pm

i tried also to remove the patch and after trying this is the output , so i reapplied the patch but it still gives this output
Check installed software packages necessary to build and run EPC (support Ubuntu 14.04/16.04, CentOS 7, RHEL 7):
Your distribution ubuntu18.04 is not supported by openair-cn

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bhargav says:

February 21, 2024 at 4:29 pm

hello
im getting pdcp data request failure may i know the why its coming.and while performing iperf to data pump,im unable to notice any logs in enb ,ue side.
[PDCP] Handed SDU is of size 0! Ignoring…
[PDCP] PDCP data request failed!
[NAS] esm_send.c:290 ESM-SAP – Send Activate Default EPS Bearer Context Accept message (pti=0, ebi=5)
[NAS] esm_msg.c:269 ESM-MSG – Encoded ESM message header (3)
[NAS] DefaultEpsBearerContextActivation.c:188 ESM-PROC – Default EPS bearer context activation accepted by the UE (ebi=5)
[NAS] esm_ebr.c:324 ESM-FSM – Status of EPS bearer context 5 changed: BEARER CONTEXT INACTIVE ===> BEARER CONTEXT ACTIVE
[NAS] user_api.c:306 USR-API – send() failed, Destination address required
[NAS] LowerLayer.c:434 EPS security context exists is new 0 KSI 0 SQN 1 count 16777216
[NAS] LowerLayer.c:436 knas_int 0xcb 0xf4 0x9d 0x82 0xbb 0x7 0x4d 0x78 0xb1 0x1 0x25 0x96 0x7e 0x3a 0x59 0xb0
[NAS] LowerLayer.c:438 knas_enc 0x26 0xd2 0xe5 0x88 0x61 0x4 0xf5 0xd2 0x2 0x17 0x5b 0x82 0x9 0xd1 0x52 0x81
[NAS] LowerLayer.c:440 kasme 0x39 0x33 0xfa 0x8f 0xf4 0x59 0x63 0xb5 0x1f 0xe3 0x82 0xb0 0xf0 0xb3 0x88 0x10 0xa4 0x75 0xce 0x5b 0x94 0x47 0x14 0xd7 0x41 0x91 0x7f 0x25 0xe6 0xb6 0x85 0x5
[NAS] LowerLayer.c:461 EPS security context exists knas_enc
[NAS] emm_as.c:208 EMMAS-SAP – Received primitive EMMAS_DATA_REQ (210)
[NAS] emm_as.c:1086 EMMAS-SAP – Send AS data transfer request
[NAS] emm_send.c:329 EMMAS-SAP – Send Attach Complete message

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1. laurent says:
  
  February 22, 2024 at 9:11 am
  
  Dear Bhargav,
  I have not tried for a long while 4G/LTE nevertheless, i can do to check your issue.
  You can check the OAI CI tests and try to replicate from there.
  If you need me to investigate your issue, please send me: the commit you use, the configuration files and the command lines.
  Regards,
  Laurent
  
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Amir says:

October 20, 2024 at 7:54 am

Hi
Is it possible to connect more than one SDR to OAI 4G RAN?

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1. laurent says:
  
  October 21, 2024 at 6:55 am
  
  Dear amir,
  yes
  i’m not sure i understand
  if you use usrp, you can set the device id in the open air eNB configuration file
  
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