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Feature #1485: Samsung-RIL missing features

Sim ToolKit (STK) support is missing

Feature #1017: Sim ToolKit (STK) support is missing

Added by dl lud almost 12 years ago. Updated over 5 years ago.

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Normal
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Telephony and mobile data
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Type of work:
C programming, Unknown

Description

According to the Samsung-RIL wiki page STK (Sim Toolkit) commands are either missing or disabled.

Without them one cannot use devices like the "magic" dual-SIM adapters, which could be a great way to circumvent the lack of Replicant support for a dual-SIM phone.

DC Updated by Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli over 10 years ago Actions #1

Do we really want STK?
This standard potentially gives too much power to the SIM over Replicant.
Would be a sane way to implement this, or a subset of it so it doesn't pose any risk for users of Replicant?

Denis.

DL Updated by dl lud over 10 years ago Actions #2

Denis, would you mind elaborating? How does STK control an Android OS?

DC Updated by Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli over 10 years ago Actions #3

  • Device Not device specific added

PK Updated by Paul Kocialkowski over 10 years ago Actions #4

  • Subject changed from Support STK commands (Sim Toolkit) to Sim ToolKit (STK) support is missing
  • Device added
  • Device deleted (Not device specific)

PK Updated by Paul Kocialkowski over 10 years ago Actions #5

We should research how or how much of STK could be implemented sanely.

WW Updated by Wolfgang Wiedmeyer over 9 years ago Actions #6

  • Parent task set to #1485

WW Updated by Wolfgang Wiedmeyer about 9 years ago Actions #7

  • Tracker changed from Issue to Feature

_R Updated by _I3^ RELATIVISM over 5 years ago Actions #8

  • Type of work Any programming languages (scripts, C, etc), Unknown added

_R Updated by _I3^ RELATIVISM over 5 years ago Actions #9

  • Type of work C programming added
  • Type of work deleted (Any programming languages (scripts, C, etc))
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