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Labs rp.labs at gmx.chOn 10-Jan-12 11:40, nordin wrote: > If you have a nanoBTS, you can install/setup and run your own network > very easy. There is no E1 interface needed or a special lib or a > modified kernel or something. Just install debian and other libs you can > easily install it with apt, git-clone the project and connect the bts > with a utp-cable and you're on the go. > If I can do it, I'm sure everybody else can do it. > I installed today Debian and compiled OpenBSC in a VMware machine according to the guide here: http://openbsc.osmocom.org/trac/wiki/Building_OpenBSC After this I tried to load run osmo-nitb -c and one example config and I got the error: "(000) telnet_interface.c:85 Telnet interface failed to bind" After 4 hours of searching and trying to see what is wrong I just quit. > When you get that running, than you can talk about lack of > documentation, or better design or whatever. > Good luck. > Do you have any idea what is wrong with that error? I don't have access to any nanoBTS and apparently is hard to get one. I have other BTS units to test with but all are using E1 and I don't have any PCI E1 card. After I will see it running in a VM I will try to use a Cisco router to send the Abis from E1 to ethernet in VM. Regards, R.