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Hey guys!

Like somebody told in the bug report there is a tricky way to send USSD codes. I tried it on my device and it worked.

So here is how I did it:
  1. Open X Terminal
  2. Become root:
    sudo gainroot
    (requires the package "rootsh" to be installed BUT be REALLY careful what you do as root!)
  3. Open connection to the modem:
    pnatd
  4. Say hello to the modem
    at
  5. Tell him to send the USSD code *135#
    at+cusd=1,"*135#",1
    But watch carefully what you type because you are not able to press backspace
  6. Wait for reply
  7. I did not find a way to disconnect from the modem, so simply tap at the blue X.
I attached a screenshot from my device, showing the reply.
In T-Mobile Germany the USSD code *135# simply shows your number.

Hope this helps!
It is not really comfortable but at least there is a way to send some USSD codes until the bug is fixed.
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