<lain>
maybe the 7455 didn't exist when I spec'd it
<lain>
well as long as it's the same form factor, doesn't make any difference to me
<rqou>
7355 has gsm enabled though
<rqou>
i really want to implement a fully-from-scratch baseband at some point just as a learning experience
<rqou>
don't really have the time though
<lain>
same
<rqou>
also know basically nothing about rf
<rqou>
i also really want to set up a really trolling bts that pretends to be at&t :P
<rqou>
afaik thsi is legal if you're careful
<lain>
it's not legal
<rqou>
it was even demoed at defcon years ago
<rqou>
why not?
<rqou>
it's not the bands
<lain>
operating a basestation is 100% illegal unless you have a license
<rqou>
why?
<lain>
becaus that's the law?
<lain>
iunno I didn't write the law lol
<lain>
if I had to guess though - emergency services
<lain>
if I roam to your bts because I'm nearby and then I need to dial 911
<rqou>
they actually made a mistake when allocating frequencies such that a tiny sliver of the european gsm band overlaps the us amateur radio band
<lain>
and your bts doesn't have 911 service
<lain>
and I die
<lain>
you're on the hook :P
<rqou>
so you should be able to operate a bts on the amateur radio band
<lain>
well, I dunno what the legalities are if it's not in a US band, but if it's on US bands, it's illegal unless you have a license
<rqou>
unless that's somehow forbidden by an extra law
<rqou>
no, not on a US band
<lain>
yeah I dunno
<lain>
but I wouldn't want to be responsible because again, emergency services
<rqou>
iirc the demo claimed that if you set your MCC/MNC to match at&t phones will still connect even though the band is totally wrong
<lain>
haha
<rqou>
maybe it doesn't work anymore now that lte is more widely deployed
<rqou>
anyways, running a bts with MCC/MNC set to 999/999 or whatever the test numbers are should be totally legal as long as you don't encrypt or publish the encryption key
<lain>
hmm it does look like I might want the em7455 for more bands
<rqou>
btw this only works in the US
<rqou>
the other way around doesn't work
<mtp>
i have some friends with GSM base station equipment
<rqou>
apparently that can be had for pretty cheap in china
<lain>
yeah
<lain>
you can get them on ebay sometimes too
<lain>
and like, test equipment
<rqou>
huh i really can get the sierra wireless datasheets
<rqou>
tried with a @berkeley.edu address
<rqou>
btw lain you are aware that the em7455 is a dual sim device right?
<lain>
rqou: I am now!
<rqou>
yeah, it's pretty neat
<rqou>
don't know if it's dsda or dsds mode though
<lain>
the lack of 2G is a bit annoying but they're probably shutting off all the 2G shit soon anyway :V
<rqou>
except gsm-r :P
<rqou>
(in europe)
<rqou>
the us doesn't care about trains so we don't count :P
<rqou>
i wish at&t would stop being retarded and enable volte for non-iphones
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<rqou>
hmm apparently they don't tell you what the at command password is
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<rqou>
interesting, no obvious signatures on cwe files
<rqou>
i wonder if they're actually signed or not
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<rqou>
hmm i'm not sure why fpgacraft1/fpgacraft2 keep disconnecting
<rqou>
it's literally on the same bnc i'm on right now
<laintoo>
well that was exciting
* laintoo
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<lain>
all systems nominal
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<mtp>
om nom nominal
<mtp>
good rDNS
<lain>
thanks :3
<lain>
speaking of om noms, I should eat
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<pointfree>
The output isn't as nice as it is with mine or cyrozap's tools because it only labels base addresses and lists the empty registers as well, but it's good to know that Cypress clearly provides an unobfuscated option for looking at the contents of config.hex
<rqou>
so i've never actually gotten to the end legitimately in modded mc
<rqou>
and i didn't realize that the natura mod makes it look like this
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<rqou>
also i really need to add waila to the modpack
<rqou>
there's stuff where even i don't know what i'm looking at :P
<pointfree>
cyrozap: So the in the switching matrix, the "." (dot) indicates no switch aka wire, the "o" indicates a switch, and an "m" indicates a connected switch.
<pointfree>
grep hvswitch xor-gate.route | grep -v seg
<pointfree>
...and I have 6 m's in the p3archdump.txt hvswitch matrices.
<pointfree>
I have an XOR gate project with 6 "hvswitch" lines that aren't segments:
<rqou>
mcedit doesn't seem to like "dimension 7" very much :P
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<rqou>
lain: minefactory reloaded has ridiculously OP energy production
<rqou>
also, i don't know if this is a bug or an easter egg, but the mod also things that "fire" is a seed
<carl0s>
pointfree, is there a major time improvement building the PSoC projects with the shell scripts you posted against building the project directly with PSoC Creator?