LTE config script #6
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NetworkManager wasn't working nicely so I gave up on it. We will have to manage the connection manually.
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We need to figure out how to gracefully switch between USB/Ethernet/LTE depending on which is available. For example if USB is connected and configured as the default route but packet forwarding isn't enabled, there will be no connection to the internet but Linux won't fallback to the available LTE route. Conversely if LTE is set as the default route but ethernet is available, I don't think it will switch over. We might need to create a little service for managing connections and switching to the most appropriate one.
Service + config file for storing APN, mostly done in [WIP] LTE auto configure script #5
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