01:10 <bamse> calebccff: i've not seen that, sounds interesting

01:10 <bamse> calebccff: i'm certainly onboard with the idea of extending qmic to support other valid constructs

01:11 <bamse> calebccff: it was created in a very pragmatic fashion, to support only the things i needed (and i've succesfully setup data connections with things generated from it in its current form...)

01:12 <calebccff> bamse: o.o i didn't know you had that much working with qmic, anything I could take a look at? as that's exactly what I'm trying to accomplish now

01:16 <bamse> calebccff: i hacked up a small test tool to be able to test ipa before libqmi got enough support for setting up a data connection

01:17 <bamse> calebccff: i thought i already shared that with you...will dig it up

01:18 <calebccff> bamse: i remember you sharing the mhi-qmi-connect tool, but it uses libqmi

01:18 <bamse> that's loic's test app

01:19 <bamse> as i said libqmi didn't have the pieces i needed for testing, so i wrote my own straight on libqrtr

01:19 <bamse> in other words, exactly what i suggested you should do

01:19 <calebccff> aha, right

01:19 <bamse> and that's why i feel it would have been sensible to accompany such suggestion with a copy of that hack

01:19 <bamse> sorry about not doing that

01:21 <bamse> calebccff: slack...