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/** @page aboutReleaseNotes Release Notes | ||
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Version: <b>Legato 19.02.0</b><br> | ||
Date: <b>March 22nd, 2019</b><br> | ||
@ref aboutLicenses "Legato Application Framework Licensing Information" | ||
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Visit the <a href="https://legato.io/releases">release page</a> to @b download the tarball, | ||
@b clone the repositories from GitHub, or view <b>previous released versions</b>. | ||
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Get started with the latest version of Legato by installing the SDK through @ref confLeaf "Leaf". | ||
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Search for the latest version for your target (using wp76xx as an example): | ||
@verbatim | ||
$ leaf search -t wp76xx -t latest | ||
@endverbatim | ||
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Update your profile to the latest version: | ||
@verbatim | ||
$ leaf update | ||
@endverbatim | ||
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@section rn1902_Features New Features | ||
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List of new features in the 19.02 Release: | ||
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@subsection rn1902_Features_kConfig KConfig | ||
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The Legato Application Framework now includes a KConfig menu system for configuring the Framework | ||
including: | ||
- General build parameters | ||
- Framework flags and options | ||
- Module specific flags and options | ||
- New Experimental Features | ||
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@ref kconfigDescription KConfig provides a unified mechanism for configuring the framework and | ||
service builds. This includes target selection, enabling security and diagnostic features, and many | ||
others. The full list of options may be found at KConfig Options. KConfig replaces a mixture of | ||
environment variables and preprocessor defines which were previously used to set the parameters of | ||
the build. | ||
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Legato uses kconfig-frontends to manage KConfig files and configuration. This is a version of the | ||
Linux kernel's KConfig system that has been extracted and tweaked for independent use. | ||
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@subsection rn1902_Features_cfgBinary Binary Support within ConfigTree | ||
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The config tree API (@ref c_le_cfg le_cfg.api) now includes support for Binary objects within the | ||
Config Tree. New functions have been added to get, set and quick set of binary objects. | ||
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@subsection rn1902_Features_devMode devMode Enhancements | ||
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The following Linux utilities have been added to the @c devMode app and are only available after you | ||
install @ref basicTargetDevMode "devMode" on your target device: | ||
- tcpdump - a traffic monitoring tool | ||
- iperf3/libiperf.so.0 - a network speed test tool | ||
- lsusb/usb-devices - lists all usb devices on a target | ||
- lsof - lists open files on a target | ||
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@subsection rn1902_Features_AirVantage AirVantage | ||
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The AirVantage Platform Service now supports secured SMS wake-up requests from the AirVantage | ||
Service. | ||
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@section rn1902_BFeatures Beta Features | ||
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The following features have been added to the 19.02 Release and are feature complete but are still | ||
in a testing phase. Please provide feedback for these features on our | ||
[forums](https://forum.legato.io/). | ||
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@section rn1902_AFeatures Alpha Features | ||
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The following are the list of features that have been added into the 19.02 Release but are still | ||
being developed and should not be used on production targets. Please provide feedback for these | ||
features on our [forums](https://forum.legato.io/): | ||
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@subsection rn1902_AFeatures_CoAP AirVantage CoAP | ||
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The AirVantage constrained application protocol is under development. @c le_coap.api is included in | ||
the @c interfaces directory but is only in a prototype state and should not be used on production | ||
targets at this time. | ||
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@subsection rn1902_AFeatures_DCS New Data Connection Service | ||
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A new Data Connection Service is under development. @c le_dcs.api is included in the @c interfaces | ||
directory but is only in a prototype state and should not be used on production targets at this time. | ||
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@section rn1902_Fixes Fixed Issues | ||
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All changes are tagged in GitHub as "19.02.0". The full list of changes and commit | ||
messages can be found on GitHub. | ||
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- [Legato AF 19.02.0 Fixes](https://github.com/legatoproject/legato-af/commits/19.02.0) | ||
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@note This is only the list of fixes for the Application Framework and Platform Services, for the | ||
list of changes in the Platform Adapters and AVC Service view the commits under the tag 19.02.0 in | ||
individual repositories on GitHub. | ||
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@section rn1902_KnownIssues Known Issues | ||
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@subsection rn1902_Constraints Constraints and Limitations | ||
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@subsubsection rn1902_ConstraintsLinuxSupport Dev Machine Linux Version | ||
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To develop applications within the Legato Application Framework, a current supported | ||
[Long Term Support version of Ubuntu Linux](https://www.ubuntu.com/info/release-end-of-life) is | ||
required on your dev machine (or running in a virtual box on Windows). Ubuntu 18.04 is the current | ||
@b recommended version to use on your dev machine. | ||
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@subsubsection rn1902_ConstECMUSB ECM-USB modem manager issue | ||
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Ubuntu 15.10 and newer has Modem Manager version @c 1.4.12-1ubuntu1 installed by default which | ||
conflicts with the ECM-USB driver when connecting a target. Modem manager may cause the Ubuntu | ||
Network Manager to crash on your host and/or your target device to become unavailable over USB. | ||
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@b Symptoms: | ||
- NetworkManager crashing when plugging into your device over USB, or | ||
- The target device becomes inaccessible after 30 seconds. | ||
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@b Recommended @b Work @b Around: | ||
- Uninstall @c modemmanager from Ubuntu or | ||
- [Downgrade @c modemmanager to version 1.0.0-2ubuntu1](http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/modemmanager) | ||
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Copyright (C) Sierra Wireless Inc. | ||
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