Hello,

I made some progress debugging the issue. It is an issue with my Google Pixel 9 
and how it interacts with a sysmocom SIM card and MCC/MNC 999/70.

I have deactivated 5G and IMS using the scripts provided with pysim. 

Even with 5G and IMS deactivated and 2G activated as the only technology for 
this SIM card (using *#*#INFO#*#*), the phone tries to access Volte and/or 
Voice over Wi-Fi. In the *#*#INFO#*#* menu, I see a switch from 2G to LTE for a 
split second.

With MCC/MNC 999/70 on the SIM Card does not give me any option concerning 
Volte or Voice over Wi-Fi. 

When I switch the MNC/MNC on the SIM card to 001/01, I see an option on the 
phone to disable Volte and Voice over Wi-Fi. When I do disable Volte and Voice 
over Wi-Fi, the 2G disassociation issue goes away.

When I switch to another MCC/MNC such as 310/014, I do not have access to the 
Volte and Voice over Wi-Fi option and the issue persists.

I can stay on 001/01 for the time being to work around the issue.

If out of curiosity, you want me to continue to do some debugging, I can 
continue to do some experiments.

Thank you all for your help!

Christoph


Am 27. August 2025 07:42:09 UTC schrieb "Tomcsanyi, Domonkos" 
<d...@tomcsanyi.net>:
>Also try using the tool called scat or similar tools to get a pcap of the 
>signaling between your phone and the network, it will be immensely helpful not 
>only now but later on as well.
>It would immediately tell you if this theory is valid or not, because you’d 
>see in the pcap the reject coming from the network.
>
>Cheers,
>Domi
>
>> 
>> 26.08.2025 dátummal, 19:57 időpontban Keith <ke...@rhizomatica.org> írta:
>> 
>> 
>>> On 26/08/2025 11:50, Christoph Quirin Lauter wrote:
>>> Hello Keith,
>>> 
>>> that sounds exactly like what I am observing.
>>> 
>>> I will have to buy a USB SIM reader and understand how pysim works.
>> 
>> Before you do that, check that you do not have a SIM reader around 
>> someplace, for example, my DELL Latitude 5590 has one built right in, 
>> although it is a full (credit card sized) slot and I am a little reluctant 
>> to put in cards with the SIM reinserted into a spacer and card, in case it 
>> slips and gets stuck inside, requiring dissasembly to get it out.
>> 
>> 

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