Was wondering if such a thing existed, was searching for something else. But you need to know way more then me probably to use that. Like how cell networks work, and the values you need to connect.
And you’d need to cross compile it if using Ubuntu Touch. Unless you are using it on Intel. Probably easier with a massive static build of it.
Too much work for me, and I have no idea how you get the values needed to connect.
Need a PC/SC reader, so I can get the 9esim, and use my computer to manage the eSIMS, no idea if Ubuntu Touch can manage it, or even if my phone is compatible with managing it. Should be able to use a SIM card on it. I only plan on putting one on it. That way I never have to wait for a fucking SIM card, or pay for one.
Not sure which reader works with 9esim and Linux though .
They don’t sell their reader on Amazon, I refuse to get international shipping, which requires paying criminals money.
Can the Raspberry Pi be used to read SIM cards? With the GPIO or whatever.
Can’t see all or search reviews on Amazon on my laptop, cause they force you to login, no thanks.
Scm Microsystems SCR3310 USB Smart Card Reader might work, somebody made an issue, and uses that. More then the other model from a different brand, but who cares.
Apparently it doesn’t work with Tello eSIM cards. What about Ultra Mobile? No idea, search engines don’t understand English. Probably not worth buying to find out it doesn’t work.