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Thanks for that Nicholas; I have posted a question on the Ofono mailing list to try and find out what the state of the project is. Dave

Hi Dave, well the VMC software allows you a data connection. So I guess what you want is a telephony stack to use this as a true mobile phone. Or as a VoIP phone. You can do VoIP as is if you install the appropriate client. (Which is really a data call anyway.) Unfortunately there is no telephony stack included with the Vodafone Mobile Connect software. There is an open source telephony stack called Ofono which could be used, but that requires a serious amount of work! So the short answer is I don't think this is possible at the moment. If you have an idea on how to implement this, or where some people are working on another open source project that we could collaborate on I'd be happy to know about it. Kind regards, Nicholas.

All the links out of the 'Recent forum posts' effectively point back to the current page because all the href= entries are blank...... Dave

I cannot decide which is the best forum for this. Is it possible to combine the Vodafone K3565 (which in theory can do voice) with a Vodafone voice+data SIM and use it for voice calls on a Linux device such as a netbook ? Does such an application already exist ? Is it in theory writable ? I would love to be able to just plug it into my desktop, tablet or netbook as appropriate. Dave

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Under the tutelage of the venerable shaman Drek'Thar, Thrall studied his people's ancient shamanistic culture, which had been forgotten under Gul'dan's evil rule. Over time, Thrall became a powerful shaman and took his rightful place as chieftain of the exiled Frostwolves. Empowered by the elements themselves and driven to find his destiny, Thrall set off to free the captive clans and heal his race of demonic corruption. During his travels, Thrall found the aged warchief, Orgrim Doomhammer, who had been living as a hermit for many years. Doomhammer, who had been a close friend of Thrall's father, decided to follow the young, visionary orc and help him free the captive clans. Supported by many of the veteran chieftains, Thrall ultimately succeeded in revitalizing the Horde and giving his people a new spiritual identity. To symbolize his people's rebirth, Thrall returned to Blackmoore's star trek online credits and put a decisive end to his former master's plans by laying siege to the internment camps. This victory was not without its price: during the liberation of one camp, Doomhammer fell in battle. Thrall took up Doomhammer's legendary warhammer and donned his black plate-armor to become the new warchief of the Horde. During the following months, Thrall's small but volatile Horde laid waste to the internment camps and stymied the Alliance's best efforts to counter his clever strategies. Encouraged by his best friend and mentor, Grom Hellscream, Thrall worked to ensure that his people would never be slaves again. While Thrall was liberating his brethren in Lordaeron, Ner'zhul continued to build up his power base in Northrend. A great citadel was erected above the Icecrown Glacier and manned by the growing legions of the dead. Yet as the Lich King extended his influence over the land, one shadowy empire stood against his power. The ancient subterranean kingdom of Azjol-Nerub, which had been founded by a race of sinister humanoid spiders, sent their elite warrior-guard to attack Icecrown and end the Lich King's mad bid for dominance. Much to his frustration, Ner'zhul found that the evil nerubians were immune not only to the plague, but to his telepathic domination as well.

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