Hey, > Qualcomm used to publish parts of their QMI related docs, both through the > Code Aurora Gobi project and as part of a separate open developer program > they had. But they changed their policies in 2013 or thereabout. So we don't > have access to anything newer. I assume the documents are still maintained > internally, and available to partners under strict NDA. > > IMHO this is bad both for Qualcomm and for the open source community. But > it's obviously within their rights to do. > > Let's appreciate the open period they had, and hope they eventually realize > how much they gained doing that. There would not have been any QMI driver or > libqmi if those documents were unavailable back then.. >
I'm no expert in doing this, but I know a lot of people who have been successful finding QMI related documentation exposed knowingly or unknowingly by modem manufacturers (not by Qualcomm themselves), e.g. in random public github repositories. -- Aleksander
