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[LionelB <retweet@xxxxxxx>]

In Settings, I have set SIM2 to 2g/3g and SIM1 to 2g. Does that mean I
am limiting both to 2g ???

If there is a hardware difference, there shouldn’t be that 50:50 chance
of getting it wrong ?


> On 21 Jul 2015, at 21:12, Tony Espy <1465685@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> The other thing to try is to swap your SIMs and see if that makes a
> difference.  You currently have the 3 SIM in slot 1, which is currently
> enabled for 3g, whereas the Phone Co-op SIM is in the second slot, which
> is only capable of 2g.  It could be that Phone Co-op's network doesn't
> support non-3g SMS messages.  You can change which slot is capable of 3g
> via the Cellular system settings, or you can merely swap the SIMs and
> reboot.

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Title:
  OTA4 SMS function now fails

Status in Canonical System Image:
  New
Status in messaging-app package in Ubuntu:
  Incomplete
Status in ofono package in Ubuntu:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  Since downloading r23 this morning, my SMS no longer works. It shows a red message with fail. [n.b. there is credit!] Calls work as normal. SMS has worked fine up until now. I am using Phonecoop Mobile in the UK.
  Oddly, the new auto-reply feature [an SMS saying "I will call you back later etc."] DOES send! Or at least it shows green in the messages list. Could be that the re-configure to auto-reply is the source of the problem ? 
  Incidentally, not sure how I configure auto-reply ...

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