Matt Joyce wrote:
The wiki has some interesting info on GSM :
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Gsm
The AT commands to interact with the hardware are here :
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Hardware:AT_Commands
(I wonder if they are an extension of the earlier dial up modem
commands ala Hayes?)
Paul Buede wrote:
Matt Joyce wrote:
The wiki has some interesting info on GSM :
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Gsm
The AT commands to interact with the hardware are here :
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Hardware:AT_Commands
(I wonder if they are an extension of the earlier dial up modem
Paul Buede wrote:
Matt Joyce wrote:
The wiki has some interesting info on GSM :
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Gsm
The AT commands to interact with the hardware are here :
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Hardware:AT_Commands
(I wonder if they are an extension of the earlier dial up modem
And that the three operators I could see in my tests
must all allow roaming on each others networks, which is why my T-Mobile
SIM lets me see only those three. I should be able to see Verizon, US
Cellular, and who knows what other operators from some of the places I
tested, including my
Paul,
Sounds like what you want is to run the GSM radio in promiscuous mode,
like some wireless Ethernet radios can do.
My old Razr and the Iphone would do something like that. It won't tell
you the carrier but it will list the available sites, with their ID and
signal strength. There is a
Steven Kurylo wrote:
And that the three operators I could see in my tests
must all allow roaming on each others networks, which is why my T-Mobile
SIM lets me see only those three. I should be able to see Verizon, US
Cellular, and who knows what other operators from some of the places I
Paul Buede [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What I need now is a way to pass commands from the cli and have it
return values to the cli rather than operating in the shell.
What you want is a non interactive interface to the gsm daemon and I'm
very surprised it's not implemented this way.
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Esben
On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 11:47 AM, Esben Stien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul Buede [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What I need now is a way to pass commands from the cli and have it
return values to the cli rather than operating in the shell.
What you want is a non interactive interface to the gsm
On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 09:57:01PM -0400, Paul Buede wrote:
Dimitri wrote:
Are you able to make and receive calls?
If not, perhaps the sim isn't touching all the phone's connections.
At least, that's the problem I had when I tried to connect to ATT. It would
show that I had 5 bars,
On 31 Jul 2008, at 09:31, Ken Restivo wrote:
...
Hmm. Has anyone ported Kismet to the OpenMoko yet?
...
Since the phone has a built in GPS, it seems like it would be the
absolutely ideal Kismet platform, and also for something similar to
map cell phone signal strength and coverage.
Hi
ian douglas wrote:
Paul Buede wrote:
the coverage isn't great in the rural areas I find myself. When driving
around, if out of reach of tmobile, it will say registering as if
there is no sim card. But, on the little image of the antenna, that
shows how strong my connection is, I still
On Thu, Jul 31, 2008 at 10:38 AM, Paul Buede [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anybody else know what I can query or run to view available cell
carriers at any given time? Is this even possible? Correct me if I am
wrong, I am kind of making this up to try and figure out how it works:
I had a play
So, I picked up a tmobile sim, and signed up with them (I have another
week to cancel), and so the phone registers with tmobile. I am finding
the coverage isn't great in the rural areas I find myself. When driving
around, if out of reach of tmobile, it will say registering as if
there is no sim
Paul Buede wrote:
the coverage isn't great in the rural areas I find myself. When driving
around, if out of reach of tmobile, it will say registering as if
there is no sim card. But, on the little image of the antenna, that
shows how strong my connection is, I still have 2 bars. Is that a
a little
cron to pipe all carriers it detects into a file every minute as I drive
around the countryside, so I can see who i will get the best coverage
with.
Thanks
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Paul,
I inexperience the same behavior on the ATT(850 1900) network. When
the signal drops below a certain level on the left is says
registering on the right the signal icon indicates some bogus value..
I think there is an update issue with the icon, and the message for no
service,
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