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[Tiago Salem Herrmann <tiago.herrmann@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi, thanks for the report.

could you enable developer mode (system settings->about this
phone->developer mode) and run "adb shell mc-tool dump" on your desktop?

If you don't have adb, you can also get the same information by typing
"mc-tool dump" in the terminal application on your phone. Feel free to
remove any private information before posting the log (like your phone
number).

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1456501

Title:
  Messaging ask to select a SIM card while there only is one

Status in messaging-app package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  The phone was low on battery and switched off at some point, while playing music.
  Later, while charging, i powered on the phone and tried to send a textmessage.
  But i got a pop-up, saying:

  ----------------------
  No SIM card selected
  You need to select a SIM card
  close
  ----------------------

  I have only one SIM card installed and it was registered to the provider (t-mobile)
  And with only one SIM, there is no option to select a SIM.

  So i had to restart the phone in order to be able to send the textmessage.
  After the restart, the phone worked normaly again.

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