Re: [Openlte-discuss] eNB error details

[Ben W. <bwo...@gm...>]

Please post the full log file collected from port 30001.  Regarding the
errors that you are seeing:
- msgq.cc 227: This happens often and is safe to ignore.  I should probably
reduce the spam on these messages so that folks aren't confused.
- mac.cc 808: This happens when a UE re-RACHs and is safe to ignore.
- mme.cc 1185: Only a limited set of PCOs are handled currently.  Most of
the time the UE will continue with the procedure if the PCO is ignored, but
that is not always the case.
- phy.cc 678: This was fixed in V00.20.00
- mac.cc 1216: This is a legitimate problem and means that there are not
enough resources remaining in the DL to schedule the message.  This is most
likely due to SIB scheduling.
- rlc.cc 550: Something has gone wrong in the unpacking of the RLC AMD
PDU.  Something may have been printed to the screen in this case.

Also, please note that there is one large remaining issue with regard to
loss of synchronization between PHY and MAC.  If this happens, it is likely
that the eNodeB will not process any more uplink or downlink traffic.  I'm
working on a fix for this that I intend to include in the next release.

Thanks,
Ben

On Wed, Jul 13, 2016 at 1:29 AM, Ignas Jarusevicius <
I.j...@li...> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I am trying to run OpenLTE eNB. UE is able to authenticate and seems to
> gain the Internet access for very short time but quickly loses the Internet
> connection. Could someone give me more details about error I am getting and
> possible causes?
> I get the folowing errors:
>
> warning msgq LTE_fdd_enb_msgq.cc 227 phy_to_mac circular buffer empty on
> receive
> error mac LTE_fdd_enb_mac.cc 808 Received C_RNTI=61 for C_RNTI=62
> error mme LTE_fdd_enb_mme.cc 1185 Invalid PCO ID (0010)
> error phy LTE_fdd_enb_phy.cc 678 More PRBs allocated than are available
> error mac LTE_fdd_enb_mac.cc 1216 DISCARDING DL MESSAGE 25 19 1 12
> error rlc LTE_fdd_enb_rlc.cc 550 Can't unpack AMD PDU
>
> logs:
> https://www.dropbox.com/s/2y5buuwyrd88cs9/OpenLTE_logs.zip?dl=0
>
>
> Thanks
>
>
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