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Mychaela Falconia mychaela.falconia at gmail.comHarald wrote: > pysim-shell will also be able to show you which file is shared with what > other file. How does it divine this knowledge? Perhaps I didn't read the ETSI UICC spec thoroughly enough regarding all of the nested TLVs returned in response to SELECT, but I don't see anything in any of the specs I've read that would allow a host talking to a UICC to know whether some two different SELECTable paths refer to the same underlying file. I can SELECT one file and read its content via READ BINARY or READ RECORD as appropriate, then do the same on the other file, and see that the byte content is the same - but how would I know if they are linked or separate files that just happen to have the same byte content? OK, I can envision an invasive test where you authenticate with the ADM1 key (for admin-write-only files), write into one file, and see if the other also magically changed - but is there any non-invasive test that doesn't involve writing? M~