commaai/openpilot · error · LPAError

profile {iccid} not found

Error message

profile {iccid} not found

What it means

After sending the SetNickname request, the eUICC's response status tag is parsed: code 0x01 per PROFILE_ERROR_CODES means iccidOrAidNotFound. The library raises LPAError (specifically the base LPA error, cf. LPAProfileNotFoundError in the base module) so callers can distinguish 'unknown profile' from transport failures.

Source

Thrown at openpilot/common/esim/lpa.py:407

  list_ok = find_tag(root, TAG_OK)
  if list_ok is None:
    return []
  return [decode_struct(value, PROFILE) for tag, value in iter_tlv(list_ok) if tag == 0xE3]


def list_profiles(client: AtClient) -> list[dict]:
  return decode_profiles(es10x_command(client, TAG_PROFILE_INFO_LIST.to_bytes(2, "big") + b"\x00"))


def set_profile_nickname(client: AtClient, iccid: str, nickname: str) -> None:
  nickname_bytes = nickname.encode("utf-8")
  if len(nickname_bytes) > 64:
    raise ValueError("Profile nickname must be 64 bytes or less")
  content = encode_tlv(TAG_ICCID, string_to_tbcd(iccid)) + encode_tlv(0x90, nickname_bytes)
  response = es10x_command(client, encode_tlv(TAG_SET_NICKNAME, content))
  code = require_tag(require_tag(response, TAG_SET_NICKNAME, "SetNicknameResponse"), TAG_STATUS, "SetNickname status")[0]
  if code == 0x01:
    raise LPAError(f"profile {iccid} not found")
  if code != 0x00:
    raise RuntimeError(f"SetNickname failed with status 0x{code:02X}")


# --- ES9P HTTP ---

def es9p_request(smdp_address: str, endpoint: str, payload: dict, error_prefix: str = "Request", session: requests.Session | None = None) -> dict:
  url = f"https://{smdp_address}/gsma/rsp2/es9plus/{endpoint}"
  headers = {"User-Agent": "gsma-rsp-lpad", "X-Admin-Protocol": "gsma/rsp/v2.3.0", "Content-Type": "application/json"}
  http = session or requests
  resp = http.post(url, json=payload, headers=headers, timeout=HTTP_TIMEOUT, verify=GSMA_CI_BUNDLE)
  resp.raise_for_status()
  if not resp.content:
    return {}
  data = resp.json()
  if "header" in data and "functionExecutionStatus" in data["header"]:
    status = data["header"]["functionExecutionStatus"]
    if status.get("status") == "Failed":

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Solutions

1. Call list_profiles(client) and use an ICCID from the fresh list
2. Catch LPAError/LPAProfileNotFoundError specifically to show 'profile not found' rather than a generic failure
3. Validate the ICCID format (19-20 digits, Luhn) before sending

Example fix

# before
set_profile_nickname(client, stale_iccid, 'car')  # LPAError: profile ... not found

# after
from openpilot.common.esim.lpa import list_profiles, set_profile_nickname

live = {p['iccid'] for p in list_profiles(client)}
if stale_iccid not in live:
  raise SystemExit(f'{stale_iccid} no longer on eUICC; profiles: {sorted(live)}')
set_profile_nickname(client, stale_iccid, 'car')

from openpilot.common.esim.lpa import list_profiles

live_iccids = {p['iccid'] for p in list_profiles(client)}
if iccid not in live_iccids:
  raise SystemExit(f'{iccid} not on eUICC; available: {sorted(live_iccids)}')

def iccid_exists(client, iccid: str) -> bool:
  return any(p['iccid'] == iccid for p in list_profiles(client))

from openpilot.common.esim.base import LPAError

try:
  set_profile_nickname(client, iccid, name)
except LPAError as e:
  if 'not found' in str(e):
    # refresh and retry once with a live iccid
    ...
  raise

When it happens

Trigger: set_profile_nickname() with an ICCID that does not exist on the eUICC: stale ICCID captured before a delete, typo'd digit, or an ICCID for a different device's eUICC.

Common situations: UI holds a cached profile list that is out of date; profile was deleted by another flow; ICCID transcribed with a missing/extra digit (the TBCD encoding also changes if an odd digit count is mishandled).

Related errors

• Missing {label or f'tag 0x{target:X}'}
• APDU failed with SW={sw1:02X}{sw2:02X}
• Profile nickname must be 64 bytes or less
• SetNickname failed with status 0x{code:02X}
• AuthenticateServer rejected by eUICC: {AUTH_SERVER_ERROR_COD

AI-assisted analysis of commaai/openpilot@516ec1e682 (2026-08-15). Data as JSON: /api/errors/9f3623efe6300a95. Report an issue: GitHub.