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tvvee 22-12-2010 15:53

Looking for a virtual GSM Modem
 
Good Evening

I am looking for a software.

This software must emulate a modem GSM on serial port.

thanks.

dilli-theclaw 22-12-2010 15:57

Re: Looking for a virtual GSM Modem
 
Have a read through this thread, it will help you find out where the best place to ask for help on this issue is. Pay specific attention to Sirius' links for the ubuntu forums. Presuming you are still using ubuntu and not a windows machine?

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/19...or-ubuntu.html

Sirius 22-12-2010 15:59

Re: Looking for a virtual GSM Modem
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dilligaf1701 (Post 35141788)
Have a read through this thread, it will help you find out where the best place to ask for help on this issue is. Pay specific attention to Sirius' links for the ubuntu forums. Presuming you are still using ubuntu and not a windows machine?

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/19...or-ubuntu.html

I take it he's back. I have him on ignore thankfully

tvvee 22-12-2010 16:09

Re: Looking for a virtual GSM Modem
 
Yes the software sould be for Ubuntu thats right..

dilli-theclaw 22-12-2010 16:11

Re: Looking for a virtual GSM Modem
 
Good stuff, then you should read through the thread I posted a link to and have a look at the links posted in that thread. The people there will be able to help you no end.

You /have/ followed up all these questions on the ubuntu forums right?

tvvee 22-12-2010 16:29

Re: Looking for a virtual GSM Modem
 
Yes but nobody can help me there..

dilli-theclaw 22-12-2010 16:33

Re: Looking for a virtual GSM Modem
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by tvvee (Post 35141800)
Yes but nobody can help me there..

...and you really think you are going to get more help here after an ubuntu forum was unable to help you?

Good luck with that :tu:

Sirius 22-12-2010 16:41

Re: Looking for a virtual GSM Modem
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dilligaf1701 (Post 35141801)
...and you really think you are going to get more help here after an ubuntu forum was unable to help you?

Good luck with that :tu:

You know its like virtual teeth pulling :)

tvvee 22-12-2010 16:47

Re: Looking for a virtual GSM Modem
 
Ar there no package for Ubuntu avalible?

Down the Pub 22-12-2010 18:02

Re: Looking for a virtual GSM Modem
 
think he'd be better off with an imaginary virtual pc - where anything is possible :D


why in hell would you want to simulate a gsm connection, surely either want a connection or not - not to pretend to have one. there was a windows program that never moved from xp - for the life of me can't remeber what it was called but used it for setting of at commands and baud rates etc. may be able to do it with that.............but doubt it, think it's madness.

vanman 22-12-2010 18:02

Re: Looking for a virtual GSM Modem
 
Look you know that virtually no one on the forum knows about virtual network connections.
You need to join a Virtual learning environment.
Try this
http://blogs.vmware.com/sherrod/

Sirius 22-12-2010 18:21

Re: Looking for a virtual GSM Modem
 
He has got to be from here

http://secondlife.com/

tvvee 22-12-2010 18:28

Re: Looking for a virtual GSM Modem
 
@vanman


And how should this help me?

Hugh 22-12-2010 18:42

Re: Looking for a virtual GSM Modem
 
Back to basics.

Why do you want to emulate a GSM Modem on a serial port?

If we know what you are trying to attempt, we may understand how to help you better, but at the moment (and nearly every time before) you are asking how to resolve a solution, rather than stating your requirement.....

tvvee 22-12-2010 19:14

Re: Looking for a virtual GSM Modem
 
Because I want to test some GSM Applications and I don't have any GSM Phone


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