This project is a free and open-source initiative maintained by a group of volunteers. It is provided "as is" without any warranties or guarantees. Please be aware that it is a reference proof of concept and the user is fully responsible for any issues that may arise from using the project.

The mm-radio project is a Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) for the Android operating system that allows communication between the Modem Manager and the Android framework. It implements the Android Interface Definition Language (AIDL) radio interface and "wires-up" requests to the Modem Manager service from the Mobile broadband connectivity community

It is designed to work on Android 13 and later versions. Older versions do not have AIDL Radio HAL support.

• The src/radio directory contains the main binding logic between IRadio interface and MM dbus API.
• The src/mm_zbus directory contains zbus auto-generated proxies for ModemManager dbus API.
• The src/utils directory contains various helpers.

To build the mm-radio project using the AOSPLESS approach within a Docker container, you can follow these steps:

1. Install Docker: Run the following commands to install Docker on your system:

   $ sudo apt install docker.io
   $ sudo usermod -aG docker $USER
   

• Note: Don't forget to reboot your PC to apply group configuration changes.

2. Clone the project: Use the following command to clone the mm-radio project:

   $ git clone https://github.com/GloDroid/mm-radio.git
   $ cd mm-radio
   

3. Build the project: Run the following command to build the project:

   $ make ci_fast
   

• Or, you can run the following command to build and deploy the project to the target device (assuming that some version of mm-radio is already installed on your device):

  $ make bd
  

Note:

• If you encounter permission denied errors when running for the first time, try rebooting your device and running the command again.
• To view mm-radio logs after running make bd, export the environment variable export ADBLOG=1.

To embed the mm-radio project into your build, you can use the AOSPEXT make scripts to build mm-radio, Modem Manager, and related repositories.

1. AOSP Manifest: An example of AOSP Manifest file including mm-radio, Modem Manager and related repositories can be found at: Link
2. AOSP product configuration changes: An example of required AOSP product configuration changes can be found at: Link
3. Modem Manager patches: The Modem Manager project may require additional patches to compile within AOSP. These patches can be found at: Link

When contributing to this repository, please follow these guidelines:

1. Kernel Code of Conduct: Use the Kernel Code of Conduct when submitting patches.
   (In a simple form just make sure to include a Signed-off-by line in your commits)
2. Local CI: Before submitting a patch, ensure that it passes a local CI run by using the make ci command.
3. Commit message: Keep the commit message clean and describe the changes made in the patch.
4. Avoid mixing changes: Avoid mixing bug fixes, refactors, and new features in a single patch. This is considered a bad practice.
5. Use common prefix for commits: Use the mm-radio: prefix for commits.

Please make sure that your contributions follow the above guidelines to ensure that the review process is as smooth as possible.

Please find the latest status of the project at: Link