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Luca Bongiorni luca.bongiorni1 at studenti.unimi.itHi Bogdan, > I've used all types of phones and different networks - same result. If I capture the uplink then every time after a > few seconds I get "segmentation fault". My guess is that in a controlled environment it's going to work, but with a live one, where you have a > lot of arfcn (on a quick scan I get about 50 on my location) it's unlikely to work. well, the success could depends from many things: - wich cable are you using: FTDI or CP2102; - which phone you have tried: sometimes the jack on C1xx could be not so clean or used and it could create problems of communication at high baudrates. - the environment that you are using: public network, as i saw from my tests, is quite horrible to make tests (eg. arfcn hopping). Using a DP-L10 and modifying the AFC value, seems to work well on public netwroks, even if, sometimes it get stuck: problem related with channel hopping/sync IIRC. I used a Blackberry Test Field to disable EDGE and identify which ARFCN that doesn't hop on GPRS: ( eg. this one is hopping, others may not [1] ) Obviously a private and controlled environment could give you the full percentage of success. Regards, Luca [1] http://tinyurl.com/gprs-hopping