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1) maybe? this is just a hacker device for now. You can easily add a USB LTE modem if you'd like. 2) battery life will depend on which OS you use, peripherals,

1) maybe? this is just a hacker device for now. You can easily add a USB LTE modem if you'd like. 2) battery life will depend on which OS you use, peripherals, software duty cycle etc. It's a hacker device, don't expect it to work without putting in the effort to tune/tweak it.

csdvrx 3y ago
> You can easily add a USB LTE modem if you'd like. Would you like some help with that? I was only planning to add sixel support, but I could prepare you a simple configuration to use a cheap 4G module like the Quectel EC25 () at least for sending/receiving SMS, and maybe acting as an access point. () Other options would also be possible, like Qualcomm SDX55 and SDX62/SDX65 for 5G, but the Quectel has more community support since it's also used on the linphone
- jskulski 3y ago
  (Not OP) I’d find value in this if you were considering publishing a guide. Been working on a pi400 eink solar powered cyberdeck but haven’t done anything with cell connection yet. So could follow long for that and for the blackberry.
  - csdvrx 3y ago
    I'd certainly publish a guide and a set of files to flash. Using an internal Qualcomm SDX module, I've already got both 4G and 5G working great on my Thinkpad with just a few AT commands, so I don't foresee any practical difficulty except maybe getting MLC03 submmWave antennas (I can't find any, so I stick to B71 on 5G)
    - kragen 3y ago
      that's freaking awesome!
      - csdvrx 3y ago
        We seem to have very similar interests; if you want I can let you know when I release that (though it'll be nothing very complicated - just a few scripts to send and receive the right AT commands, along with a small README explaining how to provision the module with the right settings for your provider)
        kragen 3y ago
        absolutely!
- girvo 3y ago
  The Hayes protocol and 3GPP “standards” will be the death of me, but if you want any help with getting any of the Simcom modules up I have far too much experience with them
  - csdvrx 3y ago
    Let's get in touch!
    - girvo 3y ago
      Emails in my profile!

csdvrx 3y ago

> You can easily add a USB LTE modem if you'd like. Would you like some help with that? I was only planning to add sixel support, but I could prepare you a simple configuration to use a cheap 4G module like the Quectel EC25 () at least for sending/receiving SMS, and maybe acting as an access point. () Other options would also be possible, like Qualcomm SDX55 and SDX62/SDX65 for 5G, but the Quectel has more community support since it's also used on the linphone

jskulski 3y ago
(Not OP) I’d find value in this if you were considering publishing a guide. Been working on a pi400 eink solar powered cyberdeck but haven’t done anything with cell connection yet. So could follow long for that and for the blackberry.
- csdvrx 3y ago
  I'd certainly publish a guide and a set of files to flash. Using an internal Qualcomm SDX module, I've already got both 4G and 5G working great on my Thinkpad with just a few AT commands, so I don't foresee any practical difficulty except maybe getting MLC03 submmWave antennas (I can't find any, so I stick to B71 on 5G)
  - kragen 3y ago
    that's freaking awesome!
    - csdvrx 3y ago
      We seem to have very similar interests; if you want I can let you know when I release that (though it'll be nothing very complicated - just a few scripts to send and receive the right AT commands, along with a small README explaining how to provision the module with the right settings for your provider)
      - kragen 3y ago
        absolutely!
girvo 3y ago
The Hayes protocol and 3GPP “standards” will be the death of me, but if you want any help with getting any of the Simcom modules up I have far too much experience with them
- csdvrx 3y ago
  Let's get in touch!
  - girvo 3y ago
    Emails in my profile!