Time: chrony replaces timesyncd, with NICT/JP-pool NTP primary and gpsd
SHM as an offline-only refclock; makestep any time and fake-hwclock
cover the battery-less RTC.
Antenna: the modem cleared the supply again after the service set it,
so the service is now idempotent, configurable (ANTENNA=active|passive,
passive keeps it off) and re-checked by a 30 s timer.
gpsd: a gpsdctl udev hook spawned a stray gpsd without -n at boot that
blocked the real service; gpsd.service now binds to the NMEA device.
GNSS: CGNSSMODE=15 (GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo, QZSS) and all supported
NMEA sentences; both persist across a modem reset. Adds sim7600-at.
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An active antenna on the roof received nothing until the modem's
antenna supply was switched on (AT+CVAUXV=3050, AT+CVAUXS=1); then +5.5
dB over the passive one. The settings reset on every modem restart and
AT&W doesn't keep them, so interface 03 is reserved as /dev/sim7600-at
(ModemManager ignores it) and a udev-started oneshot re-applies them.
gpsd now re-attaches via gpsdctl after re-enumeration. Verified with a
live modem reset: antenna, LTE and the GNSS fix all recovered unattended.
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project-yukart's map-tile sync treats NetworkManager's metered flag as
a second guard against syncing over LTE; the flag was never set. It is
now, live on the car unit.
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With the WiFi radio off, the default route moved to wwan0 within 10 s and
all IPv4/DNS/Tailscale samples passed. Tailscale went direct to halogen
over povo's global IPv6 (no DERP), and an SSH session over the tailnet
survived both switches. WiFi took back IPv4 within 15 s and IPv6 within
~45 s.
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The L4T kernel ships without qmi_wwan/cdc-wdm, and PPP dial-up made KDDI
detach the povo SIM (attach APN was au's; PPP re-activating the default
bearer still detached). Built both modules out of tree from v5.15.148
into ~/infra/qmi_wwan, set the attach APN to povo.jp, and added an NM
connection at metric 1000 so LTE ranks below Ethernet and WiFi.
GNSS autostarts on the modem and gpsd reads /dev/sim7600-gps (udev
symlink on interface 01); no fix yet, tested indoors.
BOM: NMEA is on ttyUSB1 not ttyUSB3, and the data path is QMI, not
RNDIS/PPP.
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