- fix srsenb reestablishment check for UE context. The pci has to be accounted for the srsenb to understand that the UE trying to do reestablishment corresponds to one of its own
* remove single line MAC PDU subheader logging in favor
of to_string() helper that prints entire MAC header in single line
* log MAC PDU after parsing and packing
when removing a user from the eNB we iterated over all possible LCIDs
and set the buffer state to zero in the scheduler.
this resulted in following log entries:
13:57:23.856334 [RRC ] [I] Received Release Complete rnti=0x46
13:57:23.856352 [MAC ] [W] [ 5149] The provided lcid=6 is not valid
13:57:23.856362 [MAC ] [W] [ 5149] The provided lcid=7 is not valid
13:57:23.856368 [MAC ] [W] [ 5149] The provided lcid=8 is not valid
13:57:23.856371 [MAC ] [W] [ 5149] The provided lcid=9 is not valid
13:57:23.856376 [MAC ] [W] [ 5149] The provided lcid=10 is not valid
we now check if the bearer exits at RLC and only report those to the MAC.
since we've used a blocking read of stdin (with std::getline())
we had a race when the eNB was stopped and the user was still making
keyboard inputs. this is because the we didn't wait until the input
thread was terminated until we stopped the eNB.
we know use poll to query stdin (getline has no timeout mechanism).
This commit addresses an issue where if a UE requests a release for
circuit switched fallback, but the sib7 carrier freqs info list is not
configured, the eNodeB would crash with a segfault due to attempting
to access an element from an empty list. This commit adds explicit
checking to handle the empty list case. If the list is empty, no
redirect carrier info is added to the connection release message and
the UE must scan for the fallback network itself.
before the BSR was extracted but the actual index (between 0 and 63)
was not stored but directly converted into bytes.
for log parsing and debugging it is easier to follow the index
value. this patch therefore adds both values to the log message
and extends the API accordingly.