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Robert Schmidt 740189c625 Revert "kssb < 16 or we cannot do reestablishment: add assert in DU"
This reverts commit eaf28414ca.

This assertion was introduced as we (wrongfully) thought we needed to
calculate the SSB ARFCN at the CU. Since PBCH might carry one bit, which
is not available at the CU, only certain SSB ARFCNs would have been
possible.

With the availability of the SSB ARFCN through the
MeasurementTimingConfiguration, this is not necessary anymore.
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Configuration files: naming style guide

The configuration files should have the following name format:

<type>[.<sa|nsa>][.band<num>.[u<num>.]<num>prb].<sdr>[.<opt>].conf

Where:

  • [] means this field is optional
  • <type>: one of gnb, enb, gnb-cu, gnb-du, nrue, lteue, etc.
  • <sa|nsa>: in the case of 5G, notes whether this is SA or NSA
  • <num> for band/u/prb: numerical value. Note that band/PRB are only applicable in some cases. The numerology u is only to be set for 5G if it differs from u1.
  • <sdr>: what SDR board/split this is tailored for:
    • e.g., usrpb210, usrpn310, rfsim, aw2s
    • if there is no SDR (e.g., for a CU), use the south-bound split, e.g., f1, if4p5, etc.
    • for the L2simulator, write l2sim
  • <opt>: optional specifiers. If there are multiple, concatenated using a dash (-). Examples:
    • 2x2
    • prs (positioning reference signal)
    • ddsuu (specific TDD pattern)
    • tm2: Transmission Mode 2 in 4G
    • oaiue: specifies usage with OAI UE and not COTS UE

Examples:

  • standard monolithic gNB, 2x2 configuration, with SDAP: gnb.sa.band78.162prb.usrpn310.2x2-sdap.conf
  • gNB-CU: gnb-cu.sa.f1.conf
  • monolithic gNB, L2sim: gnb.sa.band77.106prb.l2sim.conf
  • monolithic eNB: enb.band7.25prb.usrpb200.conf
  • RCC (4G eNB with IF4.5 split): enb-rcc.band7.25prb.tm1.if4p5.conf

Notes:

  • there is no need for TDD/FDD, this is encoded in the band number
  • there is no need for FR1/FR2, this is encoded in the band number