In NSA, we don't have SIB1. However, the DU system information requires
both MIB and SIB1, but is itself optional. So, in NSA, don't fill the DU
system information.
For LiteOn DU, we do not receive the MIB/SIB1 in the F1 Setup Request.
This is not a problem in itself, but it might happen that certain
procedures are executed without MIB/SIB1. Check for it and handle
appropriately:
- During normal connection establishment, we might not be able to
calculate measurement config
- During reestablishment, we might not be able to calculate ARFCN SSB
and cannot do reestablishment; do RRC setup instead.
SCF FAPI 222.10.02 had a bug on the description of CoreSetType:
0: CORESET is configured by the PBCH or SIB1
(subcarrier 0 of CRB0 for DMRS mapping)
1: otherwise (subcarrier 0 of CORESET)
That was fixed in SCF 222.10.04:
0: CORESET is configured by the PBCH or SIB1
(subcarrier 0 of the CORESET)
1: otherwise (subcarrier 0 of CRB0 for DMRS mapping)
That wrong description created a misunderstanding, to overcome it we "wrongly" added a third value. This commit fixes that and aligns the CoreSetType with FAPI 222.10.04
The UE will trigger new RA either with MAC CE C-RNTI or with new RRCSetupRequest:
- MAC CE C-RNTI: The ul_failure_timer will be reset
- RRCSetupRequest: New UE will be created and the previous one will be deleted
binding the local address for SCTP is pointless, because we don't really
care through which interface SCTP traffic goes. Actually, we even might
want to set the DU remote_n_addr and the the local_n_addr to addresses
in different networks, because we might want to have GTP traffic go
through a different interface than SCTP, as done in the CI test for E1.
MR-2401 changed the argument to the init_nrUE_standalone_thread
to be zero instead of the ue_id_g. This causes every port to be
opened for multiple UEs to have the same value, therefore only
allowing one UE to be connected to the proxy. If the ue_id_g
global is an issue, we should open a new ticket for a proper fix.
When setting up bearer(s) through F1, the corresponding F1 message has
QoS fields for the DRB(s) to be set up, as well as for all flows
associated to this DRB. In this commit, set the DRB QoS field to be
equal to the first flow (it is unclear/unspecified how it should be set
up, based on the flows), which was not set before and therefore
contained unitialized data.
The F1 module uses this data, and in split mode, F1 message generation
failed due to uninitialized data.
We reuse RRC UE IDs at the RRC. Previous to this commit, we did not
release a UE at the CU-CP's PDCP (for SRBs). Thus, when reconnecting a
UE, the PDCP might not be in a good state, since we did not release the
previous PDCP UE context.
Robert Schmidt