Harald Welte
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The current build system (Makefile) uses a very old java SDK that is no longer available on modern platforms. There is a community supported project HelloSTK2 (maintained by Merlin Chlosta, see also [1]) that uses not only a comfortable ANT based approach. It also uses more modern Java SDKs which are automatically downloaded using .gitmodules. All this makes it very comfortable to use and also lowers the barrier for beginners. Let's take this approach as an example and use it in our hello-stk.git as well. [1] https://github.com/mrlnc/HelloSTK2.git Related: OS#6069 Change-Id: Ic1828b7ccaf3bf953c0f4889fa1c3f21b80a1b73 |
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README.md
IMSI change SIM applet
Display and change the IMSI of the SIM. This is a standalone version of a debug feature in the more complex IMSI Pseudonymization applet. To be used as example code to build other applets.
How to flash
$ cp .sim-keys.example .sim-keys
$ nvim .sim-keys # adjust KIC1, KID1
$ make flash
Before flashing a second time, remove the sim applet:
$ make remove