SIM card related Projects » pySim

The documentation should be at https://osmocom.org/projects/pysim/wiki

pySim WiKi is almost ready. It has now some practical examples, which includes updates of IMSI, K, OPC, Operator name, MCC, MNC and Card Type.

some thoughts:

• this ticket is still in status 'new' and not 'in progress'. Please set the ticket in progress when you start working on a topic, and to 'resolved' when you think it is finished.
• the '% done' is still at 0%, while it probably is at least 90% completed. Please update that status at least at the time youre 'done', but in case of longer tasks also some intermediate updates

In terms of the wiki:

• look at the table-of-contects tree on the top right: All your newly-added topics are sub-topics of 'supported cards'. They are not. There should be a new entry at the same level as 'supported cards' which is called 'usage instructions' or the like, with then all your points under it. Alternatively, you can also put your examples on a separate wiki page and link it from the top page
• 'sysmo' is always spelled with lowercase 's'
• if the output is not significantly different (and will depend on the card-individual contents and not the card type), it might not be worth displaying the output for each of the card types
• please remove the ADM key location in sysmocom openerp, as this is not accessible to the general public.
• sysmoUSIM-SJS1 are not only available in orange (3FF) form factor, but also in light green (4FF) form factor. The programming is identical as it is the same chip/os. Your documentation appears to only apply at least in part to the 3FF orange card, which is misleading

Please address the above issues, thanks!

I think it's not a good idea to copy the README to the wiki.
If we change the README in the pySim git, the wiki version will certainly remain outdated.
Instead you could reference the README like this: https://git.osmocom.org/pysim/tree/README

wiki style: I find it odd to use a 'h3.' for every bullet point.
Some of the h3 sections are completely emtpy. I guess a numbered or even
unnumbered bullet list would be a better choice?

1. foo
   1. bar
2. baz

• foo
  • bar
• baz

# foo
## bar
# baz

* foo
** bar
* baz

Wiki has been updated.