I'm not getting anything, except "+CRING: VOICE" which I assume is a call.
Perhaps they do it some other way? I know it's getting done somehow, I just
haven't the foggiest idea how. :P
Telcos may not be the most cooperative creatures, but perhaps you could just
ask one how they do it? You'd have t
On Sat, 2009-04-18 at 13:55 +0200, Michael 'Mickey' Lauer wrote:
> On Saturday 18 April 2009 02:20:47 William Kenworthy wrote:
> > Try screen - run "screen -L" and it will log anything in the window to
> > file ("screenlog.0") - advantage also in that you can reattach and check
> > whats happening
On Saturday 18 April 2009 02:20:47 William Kenworthy wrote:
> Try screen - run "screen -L" and it will log anything in the window to
> file ("screenlog.0") - advantage also in that you can reattach and check
> whats happening as well. I presume there is no loading problems on
> normal operation le
Michael 'Mickey' Lauer wrote:
> AT%CTVZ=1 just enables the unsolicited result code. There is no way to
> actually _query_ the time from the network.
I don't know what method it uses but my Nokia 3500 phone gets the
current time+date automatically (operator is Fido in Canada). I've
tested this b
Install screen on your desktop so you can "man screen"
^ad (^ is the control key) detaches, leaving screen running
screen -r reattaches
^ac creates a new window in screen
^a1, ^a2, ^a3 etc to switch between active windows
Nice feature is you can also ssh in or use the local terminal and
reattach a
OK, I ran the mickeyterm and put in AT%CTZV=1 and then closed the terminal.
I assume that left the mickeyterm running...?
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Try screen - run "screen -L" and it will log anything in the window to
file ("screenlog.0") - advantage also in that you can reattach and check
whats happening as well. I presume there is no loading problems on
normal operation leaving mickeyterm running?
BillK
On Fri, 2009-04-17 at 17:33 -050
On Sat, Apr 18, 2009 at 1:11 AM, Michael 'Mickey' Lauer
wrote:
> AT%CTVZ=1 just enables the unsolicited result code. There is no way to
> actually _query_ the time from the network. It depends on the operator whether
> it sends it to you or not. It also depends on the modem whether it can
> unders
Meh, would `mickeyterm 2>&1 <<< "AT%CTVZ=1" | tee mickeyterm.out` work? :P
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Am Samstag, 18. April 2009 00:14:15 schrieb The Digital Pioneer:
> I was wondering where 'unsolicited' fit into all this... OK, so how do I
> log it without having it connected to my laptop all the time? :P
Maybe some construction with mickeyterm in a screen session and modifying the
python code
I was wondering where 'unsolicited' fit into all this... OK, so how do I log
it without having it connected to my laptop all the time? :P
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AT%CTVZ=1 just enables the unsolicited result code. There is no way to
actually _query_ the time from the network. It depends on the operator whether
it sends it to you or not. It also depends on the modem whether it can
understand the network time report or not. The unsolicited result code can
I am in USA, on AT&T's 3G network (I think) and I never got a response
either...
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Am Freitag, 17. April 2009 17:43:03 schrieb Michael 'Mickey' Lauer:
> On Friday 17 April 2009 17:30:37 The Digital Pioneer wrote:
> > Michael Lauer: Not entirely sure what that page is saying... Is it saying
> > we don't know exactly how to get time from the network?
>
> Once someone sends me an un
On Friday 17 April 2009 17:30:37 The Digital Pioneer wrote:
> Michael Lauer: Not entirely sure what that page is saying... Is it saying
> we don't know exactly how to get time from the network?
Once someone sends me an unsolicited response code from a FreeRunner that
shows that the network sent t
I have no idea how, I just know that pretty much every phone in the USA
syncs time from the network. They also change timezones automatically.
Michael Lauer: Not entirely sure what that page is saying... Is it saying we
don't know exactly how to get time from the network?
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On Friday 17 April 2009 17:03:51 The Digital Pioneer wrote:
> ...Which makes the FR pretty much the only phone in the USA that doesn't
> get its time from the network...
I have not seeing you answering http://www.mail-
archive.com/de...@lists.openmoko.org/msg02181.html
...
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On Friday 17 April 2009 18:03:51 The Digital Pioneer wrote:
> ...Which makes the FR pretty much the only phone in the USA that doesn't
> get its time from the network...
I thought get time from network is cdma feature.
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The Digital Pioneer wrote:
> I'm not sure where it gets the zone from, but if someone knows a way to
> sync from GSM without screwing up the TZ, I'd love to hear it.
Hi,
GSM can't be used as a time source, only as a zone source. That's what
i understand when i look at otimed.py:
http://git.fre
I'm not sure where it gets the zone from, but if someone knows a way to sync
from GSM without screwing up the TZ, I'd love to hear it.
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The Digital Pioneer wrote:
> You don't have to set timesources = NONE, but zonesources should. I
> assume it still acquires the actual time whenever it can if timesources
> has something in it... Perhaps not, though.
>
>
>
>
You don't have to set timesources = NONE, but zonesources should. I assume
it still acquires the actual time whenever it can if timesources has
something in it... Perhaps not, though.
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Hello
You can add following lines to the /etc/frameworkd.conf file for
manualy setting up your localtime:
[otimed]
timesources = NONE
zonesources = NONE
with this settings FR would not update timezone from GSM module.
2009/4/15 ivvmm
>
> This week in SHR was glad to see that editing /etc/timezo
This week in SHR was glad to see that editing /etc/timezone and copying
from /usr/share/zoneinfo/smth to /etc/localtime did the trick ---
changed from the London time to what one wanted to.
But today I did an update/upgrade and it broke again. Now we get EEST
timezone.
Does anyone know how to fix
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