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

The 'ask' is only used in case you decide to use two sim cards at some
point. It is the default value.

All configuration seems to be correct. In case you manage to reproduce
the bug again, please provide the logs running the same commands without
rebooting the device.

Thank you.

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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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