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reset on startup if needed
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* Fixes hangs on reboot
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13MHz by default
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Removing this patch because it has caused major reboot regressions
compared to running without it. Though the patch is intended to improve
reboot reliability, in our testing it has made it worse and is very
unreliable.
Reboot testing without the patch has shown no problems.
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radio-reset-h5 is a workaround script to perform a reset of the
H5 radio.
The script disables the USB controller before resetting
the radio and enables it afterward. If this script is not used
and a radio reset is done with mts-io directly, the radio will not
enumerate properly after reset and will continue to reset itself
indefinitely.
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The rules add the following device names:
/dev/modemX
Where X is the number of the interface port on the modem, starting at 0
/dev/modem_atX
Where X is the number of a valid AT command port, starting at 0
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