Re: N900 without a SIM card

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Gary wrote:
> On Jan 12, 2010, at 2:33 AM, Alejandro López wrote:
>> Why enforce it? My Linksys router just has a combobox where you chose
>> your country, and I think is is FCC compliant...
> 
> I agree that either a WLAN product has different SKUs and preconfigs for
> different reg domains or it should be decided during the setup phase
> while asking language, etc. The bug report linked earlier in this thread
> suggests that the N900 instead tries to use the GSM network to determine
> what reg domain it should adhere to. Strict freq & output power
> compliance (802.11h-2003) should only be enforced for 5 GHz devices
> which is why this is puzzling.

Being a mobile device, it is quite intelligent to try and use the GSM network to determine the reg domain. However, what is not intelligent is to fall back to US when it fails to determine it. Instead, it should fall back to a reg domain determined by the user.

And to make it better. Using the GSM network should be optional.


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