After enabling the second radio slot on my xperia 5 iv, and testing with some short-period sims lpac and simpro (thanks for those!) I have switched my main France phone to a Prixtel SIM. But that did not work. I have noted the error and will create a lpac bug, but what I’m trying to say:
Do you think it would be good to start a wiki post describing which services worked and with what kind of eSIM? For example, I have an EIOTCLUB physical SIM to hosts eSIMS, that worked, and the eSIM under Sony nagara worked, but the operator Prixtel did not etc.
I have added wrapper script that replaces /usr/bin/lpac and sources config files at /etc/lpac for env variables (if the config files are there). After that, real lpac binary is called. This allows us to configure lpac driver and other possible parameters via supported env variables as a part of device ports. For devices that want to support eSIM.
I switched to latest upstream instead of @Juanro49’s latest version. While @Juanro49’s latest version supports selection of gbinder esim slot and is not included upstream, the corresponding PR has been submitted by @Juanro49 and I hope it will be merged soon.
I dont really like eSIM as i think you need to ask permission from your carrier to swap it or go through some identification process… I like being able to swap my physical SIM between phones.
I feel eSIM is only benefiting your carrier and big phone manufacturers that have all your data, to make hardware swap only easy for people who dont care about privacy and let them track your hardware too.
IMO the wrong approach. As Rillow said, the only one benefitting is the provider. Let them send you a SIM and if they don’t want to, change the provider.