gsmlib is a library and some utilities to access GSM mobile phones through GSM modems or IrDA devices. Features include:   Neat. For which phones does the work? Wichert.

gsmlib is a library and some utilities to access GSM mobile phones through GSM modems or IrDA devices. Features include: Neat. For which phones does the work? At least Nokia 6150/7110/8290/8810 and the Siemens S[23]5 series, maybe others... Cheers, Remco.

gsmlib is a library and some utilities to access GSM mobile phones through GSM modems or IrDA devices. Features include: Neat. For which phones does the work? At least Nokia 6150/7110/8290/8810 and the Siemens S[23]5 series, maybe others... Basicly all GSM phones and some stationary stations. Really a powerful package.

From the README: HARDWARE      The following mobile phone/GSM modem combinations are reported to      be compatible in varying degrees with the current release:      - Nokia 6150/Xircom REM56G.100      - Nokia 6150/Options GSM-Ready(R) Cellular-Only modem        from Option International      - Nokia 8810/- (Linux IrDA serial device)      - Siemens S10D/Dr Neuhaus Gipsy Card GSM      - Siemens S25/- (Linux IrDA serial device)      - Siemens S35i/- (Linux IrDA serial device)      - Ericcson SH888/- (Linux IrDA serial device)      - Ericsson 6050102/GM 12 GSM module      - -/Siemens M20T (stand-alone GSM module)      - -/Wavecom WM02 GSM (stand-alone GSM module)      - Nokia 7110 (firware rev 4.80)/- (Linux IrDA serial device)      - Nokia 8290 (USA GSM 1900MHz)/- (Linux IrDA serial device)      Note 1: Some of the mobile phones have an integrated GSM modem      that can be accessed via the Linux IrDA drivers.      Note 2: Some of the abovementioned phones have still some glitches      with gsmlib (and I haven't tested them myself).      This list is not exhaustive, there are probably many other types of      phone or GSM modem that work with gsmlib. Just try it and report back      to me! /Micce