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; SSD_Bsp checksum
print "Programming SSD_Bsp checksums"
nv_write ssd_b_chksum {0, 0xffff}
nv_write ssd_b_chksum {1, 0xffff}
nv_write ssd_b_chksum {2, 0xffff}
nv_write ssd_b_chksum {3, 0xffff}
; MIN items
; The 2 MIN1s for each NAM, in order from 0 to 1
; THESE ITEMS MUST BE SUPPLIED FOR EACH USE
; Notice that because the MIN1 contains a ’-’, it is actually a
; string, not a number. The double quotes distinguish it from a
; number.
;
; The first MIN in each NAM is the analog MIN, the second MIN in
; each NAM is the CDMA MIN
; One active min in NAM0, no active mins in NAM1, NAM2, or NAM3
print "Programming MIN1"
nv_write min1 {0, "925-9885", "625-1272"}
nv_write min1 {1, "0000000", "0000000"}
nv_write min1 {2, "0000000", "0000000"}
nv_write min1 {3, "0000000", "0000000"}
; The 4 MIN2s for each NAM, in order from 0 to 3
; THESE ITEMS MUST BE SUPPLIED FOR EACH USE
print "Programming MIN2"
nv_write min2 {0, "619", "619"} ; NAM 0 has one active MIN2, 619
nv_write min2 {1, "000", "000"} ; NAM 1
nv_write min2 {2, "000", "000"}
nv_write min2 {3, "000", "000"}
; NV_IMSI_MCC_I,
print "Programming Mobile Country Code"
nv_write imsi_mcc {0, "310"}
nv_write imsi_mcc {1, "000"}
nv_write imsi_mcc {2, "000"}
nv_write imsi_mcc {3, "000"}
; NV_IMSI_11_12_I,
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