Help with GSM phones connecting

[Diana Cionoiu]

Hello,

Because we know that installing the SIM part of the NIB is a very difficult task, we don't usually activate it in the public NIB. Is usually available in the public NIB but activated only in the LabKit.

Thanks,
Diana

[ThePit]

Howdy,

Ok, that makes a lot more sense now.
Is there a way for me to activate it?
I have no problem diving into the code.
I just want to know if this is just a bit that needs to be flipped or if it was fully removed from the public release.

Thank you

[zane93]

So was this fully removed from the public release? Is this being held back to push LabKit sales?

Hello,

Because we know that installing the SIM part of the NIB is a very difficult task, we don't usually activate it in the public NIB. Is usually available in the public NIB but activated only in the LabKit.

Thanks,
Diana

[Monica Tepelus]

No, it is because getting pysim to work is a real adventure.

If you manage to install it, you can use the console options to write your SIMs. It is pretty easy to use once it was installed and you can add those SIMs from the Subscribers tab in the NIB interface.

[ThePit]

I just wanted to confirm.
Pysim is a bit of an adventure to get working, but once you do, everything is fairly straight forward.
I just do all of the commands through the command line.
I have been using pysim to read/write both sims and usims.
Both of which I have connected to Yatebts and made real world phone calls with.

Fair warning though, I have had to work my way though many card readers.
The only card reader that I have that will read/write all my different sims is the Hid Omnikey 3121.

I have looked around and I do not know of any alternatives to using pysim.
If anyone knows of one, please let me know.

Thank you

[oscarmh]

Hi any advance on PySIM ?? From command line works great but in the NIB interface fails... :-(