Incoming calls on my Librem5 (phosh) with an O2 sim are not received. No ring, no call, no notification about a missing call. Outgoing absolutely no problem Cals are established fast and properly.
With an Vodafone CallYa SIM (prepaid) all is running absolutely fine.
I have also downloaded the modem toll and enabled/disabled VoLTE.
Vodafone every setting works fine. O2 no incoming call regardless the VoLTE setting
As long Telekom will support telephony without VoLTE it would also be a good solution using their net.
What di really astonish me is that outgoing calls in O2 work fine and incoming all are missed.
Welcome in computer era
A perfect and stable running phone app on a new mobile phone may be a “feature”
Obviously nobody seems to have tested a multisim in the L5 ?
For this issue I am already in contact with the support. But I thought that perhaps anybody else here has had a similar problem with a multisim ?
On the PP it lasts more than 2 years and a lot of private work from “BiktorG” for an really stable and reliable running modem. Her released a lot of complete modem-firmware versions. Maybe here also is a quite similar process …
The PinePhone has a completely different make of modem. So unfortunately whatever good work has been done on or with the specific modem for the PP won’t really benefit the Librem 5.
NB: limitation != feature. No way would I call it a feature unless perhaps there was a good reason not to use a multisim card (and I am aware of no such reason). If I said to you, for example, “the modem does not support LTE Band 11”, that is a limitation. It is not a bug. It is not a feature (presumably).
Yes, our providers are on her way to establish VoLTE as the only supported way to make and receive calls in the future.
I know that this will be an enormous effort for the programmers. But a phone without the ability to make phone calls is not a phone for me
Fortunately D2 aka Vodafone works ATM with VoLTE enabled or not
I found in the internet that Biktorg also tried to make the modem of the L5 better. But it seems that he gave up because of limitations in RAM on the L5 modem