I've put my sim card back into the Ubuntu and surprise: o2 now shows up in the cellular settings.
a new scan-for-operators gives this now (I've stripped the still forbidden Telekom and vodafone networks):
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ /usr/share/ofono/scripts/scan-for-operators /ril_0
Scanning operators on modem /ril_0...
[ /ril_0/operator/26203 ]
MobileNetworkCode = 03
Name = simyo
MobileCountryCode = 262
Technologies = gsm umts
Status = current
[ /ril_0/operator/26207 ]
MobileNetworkCode = 07
Name = o2 - de
MobileCountryCode = 262
Technologies = gsm umts
Status = available
So this seems to indicate a first-time registration issue with the Ubuntu phone, doesn't it?
If needed my wife still has a simyo card which has only been in a Ubuntu Phone ever since the roaming is enabled. I can provide test results or debug logs from that card still, given that mine seems to be activated now.
now, look at that:
I've put my sim card back into the Ubuntu and surprise: o2 now shows up in the cellular settings.
a new scan-for-operators gives this now (I've stripped the still forbidden Telekom and vodafone networks):
phablet@ ubuntu- phablet: ~$ /usr/share/ ofono/scripts/ scan-for- operators /ril_0 operator/ 26203 ] rkCode = 03 ryCode = 262
Scanning operators on modem /ril_0...
[ /ril_0/
MobileNetwo
Name = simyo
MobileCount
Technologies = gsm umts
Status = current
[ /ril_0/ operator/ 26207 ] rkCode = 07 ryCode = 262
MobileNetwo
Name = o2 - de
MobileCount
Technologies = gsm umts
Status = available
So this seems to indicate a first-time registration issue with the Ubuntu phone, doesn't it?
If needed my wife still has a simyo card which has only been in a Ubuntu Phone ever since the roaming is enabled. I can provide test results or debug logs from that card still, given that mine seems to be activated now.