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= ConnMan Hardware Test =

For getting an understanding of the current hardware supported by ConnMan there's an automated tool for gathering info and uploading it to a server.

''Warning! ubuntu-connman-test hasn't received extensive testing yet and there might be bugs. Be careful, and if you see issues please [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-connman-test|file bugs]].''

Usage:

  1. Install the indicator-network-developers PPA which contains the test script:
  {{{
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:indicator-network-developers/ppa
sudo apt-get update
  }}}

  1. Install ubuntu-connman-test package:
  {{{
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-connman-test
  }}}

  1. Run the script and follow the instructions:
  {{{
sudo ubuntu-connman-test
  }}}

While the script is running it will run a series of tests and ask some questions. In the end it will create a report and ask if the report can be uploaded to the server. The report is anonymous and there isn't any way it can be linked to a user. But the report will have unique id which can be used to find the report. This can be used, for example, in a bug report to find the report.

After the script is executed you can clean up (this is optional):

  1. Remove ubuntu-connman-test package
  {{{
sudo apt-get remove ubuntu-connman-test
  }}}

  1. Remove the PPA. You can do that from System/Administration/Software Sources/Other Software. Remove the entry "http://ppa.launchpad.net/indicator-network-developers/ppa/ubuntu".