Hi yes, it works for the call back method. but not for direct dial. So I
use a combination of call back method and auto answer. With auto answer
I can set my own gv number as the incoming number which gets
auto-answered. So, when I place an outgoing call, it does the call back,
making my phone receive an incoming call from my gv number. Auto answer
does it's job and automagically answers the call, and the outcome is a
seamless outbound call like everyone else, but coming from my GV number.
It works like a champ. As to why this tweak didn't work on the other
iPhone, my guess is that since I saved my settings, installing it on my
own i Phone made it read the settings file and somehow that prevented it
from locking up. However on the other iPhone which never had Phone GV
Extension, maybe there was no settings file to read. So, if I find where
the settings are kept, maybe I'll transfer that information to the other
phone and then install the extension to see if my guess is right. Who
knows, more to play with. At least I now know how to get it out of this
zombie mode in case I screw things up again. <grin>. I love this.
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On 2/7/2013 11:38 AM, Kliphton A M wrote:
did you get the gv phone extension to work on the one that didn't freeze up?
This happened to me and my wives phone.
On Feb 7, 2013, at 10:46 AM, Raul A. Gallegos <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi, I thought I'd pass this along to you guys since some of you might be jailbreaking and have come across installing an app or tweak which makes your phone unusable. This is usually because of a tweak or app which isn't fully compatible with iOS 6 jailbreak. This message isn't to hear from the ensconced nonjailbreakers saying that if you didn't jailbreak in the first place, none of this would have happened. Instead, this message is to offer a solution to those who might have gotten themselves in a situation where their phone is unresponsive and resetting and re-jailbreaking seems to be the only solution. If you are a new jailbreaker and are trying it for the first time, having a newly jailbroken device might make you go back to jailed status and not want to explore. I'm here to say that it's not the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine. This happened to me when I installed Phone GV Extension on one of my iPhones, yet it didn't happen on the other. Go figure. Before I
knew how to get out of this mess and reboot in safe mode, I just reset the
phone and jailbroke again, however that takes a lot of time. So, all you have
to do is first reset your phone the regular and Apple approved way by pressing
and holding Home and Power/Sleep buttons for around 10 seconds. Then release
the buttons and wait for the reboot to happen. Now, this might fix your
problem, but if it doesn't, then boot your device in safe mode and then you can
go into Cydia and remove the app or tweak which caused your woes in the first
place. To do this, reset your phone using the method I described, while it's
booting up, press and hold the volume up button. Do this until the phone boots
and Voice Over speaks. It will now be in safe mode. Now you can open Cydia and
remove the last app or tweak you installed and then reboot normally to be out
of safe mode and the Apple should be round again. The following link explains
this more elegantly and with maybe more details.
http://t.co/XLInnZyt
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