Caller ID fix for iPhone 2.0 in Trinidad and Tobago
By Aaron Besson at 21 July, 2008, 8:50 am
I would like to give a shout out to Shivanand (one of my blogs long time readers) for this contribution. He has put together the files needed and a nice guide to replacing the files on your iPhone that is running 2.0. I started messing around with the files to correct the Caller ID problem I and others were having, but gave up last night as I was exhausted after a long run around the neighborhood with my pitbull.
Hey Aaron, long time no hear from. Just wanted to contribute a little to your site. I patched the appropriate files for Caller ID to work in Trini for iPhone 2.0. For those who want to install it, follow the steps below.
Step 1: Install OpenSSH from Cydia (found easily in featured apps)
Step 2: Restart iPhone
Step 3: Use winscp to connect to the iPhone via your IP address Username:root Password:alpine
Step 4: Download this file http://www.mediafire.com/?e9evgtceuec and extract it to your desktop
Step 5: Navigate to the following folders on your iPhone using WinSCP or FUGU and replace the following files:
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppSupport.framework/PhoneNumberTemplates.plist
/System/Library/Frameworks/UIKit.framework/PhoneFormats/UIPhoneFormats.plist
with files from ZIP
Step 6: Restart iPhone
Step 7: Enjoy!
The following instructions are taken from this thread on Hackint0sh.org
The first string is the country code, the second string are the two zeros at the beginning of an international number, the third string is the zero at the beginning of a local number. The first intiger is the number of chars in the prefix number (number of M’s -> see below) and the second initiger is the number of chars in the actual number (number of N’s).
For Slovenia:
Fixed networks (first array):
International format: 00-386-M-NNN-NN-NN
Local format: 0-M-NNN-NN-NN
Mobile networks (second array):
International format: 00-386-MM-NNN-NNN
Local format: 0-MM-NNN-NNN
With this information anybody should be able to patch the appsupport for his own country. After you patch the appsupport you just need to place the file on the iphone and restart…
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