Harald Welte 37220cce25 Disable interrupts during EEFC_ReadUniqueID()
Reading the Unique ID from flash is a rather tricky procedure: After the
STUI command has been issued, we cannot read normal flash anymore.
Rather, the unique ID is mapped at 0x00000000. This is unfortuantely
also where the exception vector table is stored.

EEFC_ReadUniqueID() is already linked to RAM, which is good.  Hoewver,
if an Interrupt happens between STUI and SPUI, then we try to access
the vector table and code from flash, which is illegal.  We run into
a hardfault and stay there until the watchdog resets the processor.

Change-Id: I3c4fad55b47e9013f6615a331983b3989ca805a7
Closes: OS#4428
2020-03-01 15:47:42 +01:00
2019-12-02 19:30:37 +01:00
2018-05-11 15:48:54 +02:00

SIMtrace v2.0

This is the repository for the next-generation SIMtrace devices, providing abilities to trace the communication between (U)SIM card and phone, remote (U)SIM card forward, (U)SIM man-in-the-middle, and more.

This is under heavy development, and right now it is not surprising if things still break on a daily basis.

NOTE: Nothing in this repository applies to the SIMtrace v1.x hardware or its associated firmware. SIMtrace v1.x is based on a different CPU / microcontroller architecture and uses a completely different software stack and host software.

Supported Hardware

At this point, the primary development target is still the OWHW + sysmoQMOD device, but we expect to add support for a SAM3 based SIMtrace hardware board soon.

The goal is to support the following devices:

  • Osmocom SIMtrace 1.x with SAM3 controller ** this is open hardware and schematics / PCB design is published
  • sysmocom sysmoQMOD (with 4 Modems, 4 SIM slots and 2 SAM3) ** this is a proprietary device, publicly available from sysmocom
  • sysmocom OWHW (with 2 Modems and 1 SAM3 onboard) ** this is not publicly available hardware, but still supported

This Repository

This repository contains several directory

  • firmware - the firmware to run on the actual devices
  • hardware - some information related to the hardware
  • host - Programs to use on the USB host to interface with the hardware
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