The OpenBTS Chronicles

The adventures of the OpenBTS project, flattening the cellular core network.

12 February 2012

The Man Burns in 202 Days

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For those who have not heard, the Burning Man ticket situation for 2012 is a real mess . This mess might affect our plans for the BRC test ...
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08 December 2011

UMTS: Truly, you have a dizzying intellect

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We have spent a lot of time in recent months studying the specifications for "Uu", the UMTS 3G subscriber interface. The spec is ...
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06 September 2011

Burning Man 2011 - Yes we were there.

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For those who are still wondering, we did go to Burning Man. We ran a DCS1800 cellular network based on OpenBTS. We actually posted our pl...
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08 February 2011

Making GSM Future-Compatible

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Over the last few weeks, I have been reading through the 3GPP IMS specifications. IMS is the core network for next-generation 4G/LTE mobil...
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30 October 2010

SMSC Address Caching in iPhones

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I'm going to make one of my increasingly-rare technical posts today. When we got back from Burning Man this year we received a few insta...
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28 October 2010

GSM Security Workshop in Lucerne

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I should have posted something about this a few weeks ago, but next week Harald Welte , Karsten Nohl and I will be presenting a workshop on...
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25 September 2010

The Man Burns in 341 Days

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We returned from Burning Man over two weeks ago and are still unpacking and recovering. The skin on my hands still feels like old leather, ...
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24 August 2010

Taking it on the Road

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So my garage is full of groceries and in front of Harvind's house there's a 16' moving van loaded up with oversized tents, radio...
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A First Taste of Peru

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I recently returned from the Latin American Workshop on Wireless Networks for Rural Areas in Ica, Peru. Due to a very tight travel schedu...
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03 August 2010

Dieter Spaar Goes Public

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Dieter Spaar has started a blog . For those who don't know about Hr Spaar, he is a consulting engineer in Germany and a serious contrib...
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