Pawel Kot wrote:
> For your phone model it shouldn't get into this loop. {snip}
See below
> - show your model information (*#0000# on the keyboard)
V 03.15
17-03-04
RH-12
GSM P1.1
(c) NMP.
> - try to trace what is the value of phoneMonitor.supported value
> ? Is seems that it goes wrong somewehere earlier.
>From gdb:
(gdb) step
339 if (phoneMonitor.supported & PM_FOLDERS) {
(gdb) print phoneMonitor
$1 = {rfLevel = 100, batteryLevel = 100, powerSource = GN_PS_BATTERY,
working = 0x80af579 "Refreshing SMSes...", alarm = 0, phone = {
model = 0x815b540 "unknown", imei = 0x80f5238 "352953007569209",
revision = 0x81d9e58 "V 03.15 ", version = 0x8213d10 "V 03.15
"},
sms = {unRead = 0, number = 0, changed = 0, messages = 0x0}, call = {
callInProgress = CS_Idle, callNum = '\0' <repeats 19 times>},
netmonitor = {number = 0, screen = '\0' <repeats 59 times>,
screen3 = '\0' <repeats 59 times>, screen4 = '\0' <repeats 59 times>,
screen5 = '\0' <repeats 59 times>}, supported = 0}
phoneMonitor.supported == 0, but the interesting thing is that the
phoneMonitor.phone.model == 'unknown'.
Should "gnokii --identify" return a model of "RH12_28_-" or should it
give me "6230"? Is the problem that the phone model is not being
identified correctly?
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Richard Wallman
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