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java -jar gp.jar --key-enc KIC1 --key-mac KID1 --key-dek KIK1 -a 00A4040009A00000015141434C0000 -a 80E2900033F031E22FE11E4F06FFFFFFFFFFFFC114E849B63A7B96E571F788FC5845C4AA3C520D18E8E30DD00101DB080000000000000001
It adds the rule for the hash E849B63A7B96E571F788FC5845C4AA3C520D18E8 (which is the one from your tutorial).
However, this utilizes raw APDUs, which is not very convenient.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
While I'm not sure why this error happend, i guess it depends on the pysim version as it works with my test installation we good a nice pull request that updates the documentation to GP way to set the signature.
First, thanks for your great work!
Bug Report
Context
Description
When following main/docs/carrier-permissions.md, I got this error
doesn't contain expected key command_store_ref_ar_do
:Can you please check and expand the documentation when necessary?
How to Reproduce
Execute shell commands shown above.
Expected Behavior
Store the hash and access rule in ARA-M. As I used the same SIM card that is linked in the tutorial, I did not expect any error.
Actual Behavior
The error message shown above.
Screenshots
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Additional Context
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Possible Fix
Workaround: Using gp worked for me.
I used the version from https://github.com/herlesupreeth/CoIMS_Wiki with the following command:
It adds the rule for the hash E849B63A7B96E571F788FC5845C4AA3C520D18E8 (which is the one from your tutorial).
However, this utilizes raw APDUs, which is not very convenient.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: