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Old 11-21-2007, 11:16 AM
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I think this should work
ve 58 00 0 3 7
but since I don't know what to do I can do nothing...

PS: My girlfriend's cell number and my boss' landline number are almost the same: +58 412 1234567 and +58 212 1234567 does this help to identify each number?
ve 58 00 0 3 7

Seems to be correct from your description.

Follow the instructions here:

http://www.hackint0sh.org/forum/show...&postcount=354


Also, since you can dial with or without the area code (and you add the area code to the contacts) then you need the "extra" patch:

At offset 0x2DE8 in the AppSupport file change "3F 10 DD E5" into "01 10 A0 E3"

You will need to apply this patch manually after replacing the matching table.

And yes, it will work for your girlfriend and boss.
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Old 11-21-2007, 01:29 PM
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Aviegas

Thank you for your answer!

Tried

ar 54 00 0 2 8
ar 54 00 0 3 8

in that exact order...didn´t make it...

This is what I get from the framework tool...

# Framework AppSupport decompo*******Number 01151112222 ar
1,"54","0","11","51112222"
# Framework AppSupport decompo*******Number +5491151112222 ar
1,"54","","911","51112222"
# Framework AppSupport phoneNumbersEqual +5491151112222 ar 01151112222 ar 0
0,0


Am I doing something wrong?

Regards!

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Hello all,

For an australian format, I have entered the following:

au 61 0011 0 2 8
au 61 0011 0 1 8

our numbers can be in the format 03 1234 5678 or just 1234 5678 (with/without area code) -- THIS WORKS OK

they can also be +61 3 1234 5678 (drop the 0 from the area code when using the international dial prefix, leaving just a single digit followed by the number) - DOESN'T WORK

Is this dropping of the 0 going to affect the number matching? Any numbers which come through with the +61 and drop the 0 from area code aren't matched I thought my 2nd rule might have picked those up, but it doesn't seem to.

Advice anyone? Do I need to do the extra patching which Brazil & the US seem to require in AppSupport? I'm not sure this is the same issue, or if I just need extra/different rules defined!

Cheers
Rico

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Old 11-21-2007, 03:11 PM
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Aviegas

Thank you for your answer!

Tried

ar 54 00 0 2 8
ar 54 00 0 3 8

in that exact order...didn´t make it...

This is what I get from the framework tool...

# Framework AppSupport decompo*******Number 01151112222 ar
1,"54","0","11","51112222"
# Framework AppSupport decompo*******Number +5491151112222 ar
1,"54","","911","51112222"
# Framework AppSupport phoneNumbersEqual +5491151112222 ar 01151112222 ar 0
0,0


Am I doing something wrong?

Regards!
what if you add 3rd line with:

ar 54 00 - 3 8

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Aviegas

Thank you for your answer!

Tried

ar 54 00 0 2 8
ar 54 00 0 3 8

in that exact order...didn´t make it...

This is what I get from the framework tool...

# Framework AppSupport decompo*******Number 01151112222 ar
1,"54","0","11","51112222"
# Framework AppSupport decompo*******Number +5491151112222 ar
1,"54","","911","51112222"
# Framework AppSupport phoneNumbersEqual +5491151112222 ar 01151112222 ar 0
0,0


Am I doing something wrong?

Regards!
Try this one:

ar 54 00 0 2 8
ar 549 00 0 2 8


or

ar 54 00 0 28
ar 54 00 9 2 8
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Hi Guys,

I used iWorld last night and it fixed everything, it even fixed the number formatting issue, dont have EDGE though, any solutions for that??
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Hello all,

For an australian format, I have entered the following:

au 61 0011 0 2 8
au 61 0011 0 1 8

our numbers can be in the format 03 1234 5678 or just 1234 5678 (with/without area code) -- THIS WORKS OK

they can also be +61 3 1234 5678 (drop the 0 from the area code when using the international dial prefix, leaving just a single digit followed by the number) - DOESN'T WORK

Is this dropping of the 0 going to affect the number matching? Any numbers which come through with the +61 and drop the 0 from area code aren't matched I thought my 2nd rule might have picked those up, but it doesn't seem to.

Advice anyone? Do I need to do the extra patching which Brazil & the US seem to require in AppSupport? I'm not sure this is the same issue, or if I just need extra/different rules defined!

Cheers
Rico
Try running:
Framework AppSupport decompo*******Number <nymber1> au
Framework AppSupport decompo*******Number <nymber2> au
Framework AppSupport phoneNumbersEqual <number1> au <number2> au 0
Framework AppSupport phoneNumbersEqual <number1> au <number2> au 1

And post your results.
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I used iWorld last night and it fixed everything, it even fixed the number formatting issue, dont have EDGE though, any solutions for that??
Where are you located and what carrier you use?

As I posted previously, iWorld is just a "relief" package to allow the phone to work.

Number formatting will work only if your country formats numbers like in France

As for EDGE, iWorld creates a dummy carrier.plist that does not contain any
EDGE information. You need to create your own carrier plist, with the proper EDGE settings.



For properly patching AppSupport see:

http://www.hackint0sh.org/forum/show...&postcount=354


For information on the carrier specific plist file, check:

http://www.hackint0sh.org/forum/show...&postcount=112
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Hi Aviegas,

Im in Ireland, im not in any of the default countries but the number formatting still works perfectly

Thanks for the info
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Hi!

What is correct setup for Finland?

We have the following shema:
Area Code: 1-2 digits
Subscriber Number: 4-9 digits (see note below)
Trunk Prefix: 0
International Prefix: 00
Subscriber numbers are mostly 7 digits, although in certain cases the length can be 4 to 9 digits.

Our contrycode is +358

Thanks in advance!
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