Re: Fun with IMEI (was testing the free calypso software)

2014-02-04 Thread Michael Spacefalcon
=?UTF-8?B?S2FpIEzDvGtl?= wrote: > thanks to the recent activies I also thought about IMEI yesterday > evening and it was fun that other's also did. Setting IMEI would still > be a nice feature. A general purpose FFS editing kit for GTA01/02 modems, which will include the ability to set the IMEIS

Re: Fun with IMEI (was testing the free calypso software)

2014-02-04 Thread Matthias Apitz
El día Tuesday, February 04, 2014 a las 08:34:00PM +0100, Kai Lüke escribió: > > Also the change to non-encrypted transfer > would be a similar event which might occure due to an IMSI catcher, so > generating a message (SMS?) warning the user would be helpful. For this see the thread in our

Re: Fun with IMEI (was testing the free calypso software)

2014-02-04 Thread Kai Lüke
Hello community, thanks to the recent activies I also thought about IMEI yesterday evening and it was fun that other's also did. Setting IMEI would still be a nice feature. In addition it would be interessting for me (in times of surveillance) whether silent sms (stealth ping) could be recognized

Fun with IMEI (was testing the free calypso software)

2014-02-03 Thread Michael Spacefalcon
Norayr Chilingarian wrote: > Does anyone know what will happen in a cellular network where there is > more than one device has the same IMEI. In other words, if we all > could change our IMEI numbers, and use one imaginary number, are there > technical reasons for network to not work. joerg Reis

Re: testing the free calypso software

2014-02-03 Thread joerg Reisenweber
On Mon 03 February 2014 21:42:38 Norayr Chilingarian wrote: > Does anyone know what will happen in a cellular network where there is > more than one device has the same IMEI. In other words, if we all > could change our IMEI numbers, and use one imaginary number, are there > technical reasons for n

Re: testing the free calypso software

2014-02-03 Thread Norayr Chilingarian
Does anyone know what will happen in a cellular network where there is more than one device has the same IMEI. In other words, if we all could change our IMEI numbers, and use one imaginary number, are there technical reasons for network to not work. I mean, MAC address is used on a physical layer

Re: testing the free calypso software

2014-01-29 Thread David Matthews
I've now prepared a second distro that can be used to flash the calypso with either of the two methods using Michael's loadtool program. This distro uses QTmoko as a base and includes the loadtool-r2 release and both the leo2moko-r1 and moko11 firmware. As such, you do not need an unlock cable

Re: testing the free calypso software

2014-01-28 Thread Michael Spacefalcon
Norayr Chilingarian wrote: > If someone has no backup of calibration data, can she use calibration > data from other phone? > Then we can send our data to that person. Or it won't work this way? > I probably don't understand it well. joerg Reisenweber followed up: > Not recommended and not ent

Re: testing the free calypso software

2014-01-28 Thread joerg Reisenweber
On Tue 28 January 2014 18:58:19 Norayr Chilingarian wrote: > 01/27/14 10:26 -ում, Michael Spacefalcon-ը գրել է: > > In the absolute worst case scenario imaginable, if someone does lose > > their RF calibration values and has no backup copy anywhere, you > > should be able to send your FR to some la

Re: testing the free calypso software

2014-01-28 Thread Norayr Chilingarian
01/27/14 10:26 -ում, Michael Spacefalcon-ը գրել է: > Even in the case of the FFS with the RF calibration values etc, there > is absolutely no danger of corrupting this FFS if you issue loadtool > commands exactly per the instructions. Saving a backup copy of the > FFS sectors is a precaution just

Re: testing the free calypso software

2014-01-28 Thread Patryk Benderz
[cut] > But I still think that it would be better for FreeCalypso to have its > own "identity" that is separate and independent from Openmoko, i.e., > its own mailing list, its own website (wikified or otherwise) etc. Hi Michael, I keep on reading news about free firmware you are working on here, b

Re: testing the free calypso software

2014-01-27 Thread Michael Spacefalcon
joerg Reisenweber wrote: > That's a bold misconception. OM wiki isn't censored, it just gets cleaned of > SPAM and obviously incorrect AND hazardous info, like e.g. somebody suggesting > to run wear tests against NAND to verify its formatting. But I still think that it would be better for FreeCa

Re: testing the free calypso software

2014-01-27 Thread David Matthews
Hi Giacomo To clarify, there are two methods. The method I describe requires a cable as you run loadtools on your PC. The method Norayr describes does not need a cable as loadtools is run on the freerunner. It was and is my intention to produce an sdcard distro that allows either method. The c

Re: testing the free calypso software

2014-01-27 Thread joerg Reisenweber
On Mon 27 January 2014 19:26:19 Michael Spacefalcon wrote: > Giacomo 'giotti' Mariani wrote: > > By the way, I think that your work, with the right notes about being > > experimental and so on of course, should also be in the official wiki. > > As much as I would love to see it happen, I doubt th

Re: testing the free calypso software

2014-01-27 Thread Michael Spacefalcon
Giacomo 'giotti' Mariani wrote: > Hi David, Michael, all, > thanks a lot for your work, it is very emotional to see this > "little" piece of freedom rising! You're welcome. :-) > I'm still not brave enough to risk my only (I mean in all my life time > so far) mobile phone, but I will soon ;-)

Re: testing the free calypso software

2014-01-27 Thread Norayr Chilingarian
I did not publish it in the mailing list, so here is link to my manual: http://norayr.arnet.am/log/?p=113 If anyone who has wiki account wants to use it as reference, or even to copy the text entirely, feel free and encouraged to do that. 01/27/14 07:17 -ում, Giacomo 'giotti' Mariani-ը գրել է: >

Re: testing the free calypso software

2014-01-27 Thread Giacomo 'giotti' Mariani
Hi David, Michael, all, thanks a lot for your work, it is very emotional to see this "little" piece of freedom rising! I'm still not brave enough to risk my only (I mean in all my life time so far) mobile phone, but I will soon ;-) By the way, I think that your work, with the right notes abo

Re: Re: testing the free calypso software

2014-01-25 Thread David Matthews
>Note that because the uSD card distro which David just put together >does not include loadtools internally (requires the use of the serial >cable instead, with loadtools running on your PC), nothing in that >distro became outdated as a result of this new loadtools release. Just >download the new

Re: testing the free calypso software

2014-01-25 Thread Michael Spacefalcon
David Matthews wrote: > I've done a bit of work, which I hope will encourage other people to give it > a test. There is a full write up at http://winterveldt.co.za/leo2moko.html, > with links to a distro I've prepared for the sole purpose of flashing your > freerunner's calypso - either with leo2

Re: testing the free calypso software

2014-01-25 Thread David Matthews
^_~ whoops >There is a full write up at http://winterveldt.co.za/leo2moko.html,with http://winterveldt.co.za/leo2moko.html is correct -- David Matthews m...@dmatthews.org ___ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists

testing the free calypso software

2014-01-25 Thread David Matthews
As the author claims, I've found his early steps towards a freeing of the calypso modem to work in the same way as the official moko11 release. Also the tools he's provided work equally well for flashing the moko11 firmware onto the freerunner as they do his own leo2moko-r1 offering. I've done