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Gianni Tedesco gianni at scaramanga.co.ukOn Thu, 2011-06-02 at 01:22 +0200, Drasko DRASKOVIC wrote: > On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 12:42 AM, Gianni Tedesco > <gianni at scaramanga.co.uk> wrote: > >> What troubles me the most is these kind of information that are > >> missing, for example : > >> - start this application first, then this one > >> - LOST message is OK > >> - there is no SIM simulated, and you can not do anything without SIM, > >> which is not supported on the master > >> - connect this to this to get logs in Wireshark > >> - etc... > >> > >> Some kind of a tutorial that would prevent every starter to get stuck. > > > > Sure. Although it is a goal of the project to bring awareness, > > knowledge, access to GSM to a wider audience, osmocom is still highly > > experimental software and that means that to do anything useful with it > > you are going to need to be very comfortable with figuring out these > > sorts of issues anyway. I mean, at this stage it's still very much for > > hackers who are ready to roll their sleeves up and get stuck in. > Yes, this is basically my intention. But every beginning is hard ;). > > > I must say, I didn't even know of sylvains driver (non obvious branch > > name) or cell_log and had to write my own SIM access code to get going - > > it was a fun night :) > > What do you consider by this, i.e. what was exactly that you did ? > Worked on the SIM controller driver or something else ? > Can I reuse this approach to get things moving ? It's all on the mailing list and recent. Although I think Nico Golde's SAP driver is the way this is going to go. So if you need SIM and don't want to use the phone SIM, try that. Gianni