RE: [Bitpim-devel] Fw: VX4600 support

[Dale <dri...@te...>]

Roger how do I do this?

> I will make model specific descriptions of that response packet.
> You only need to decode enough of it to see where the numentries field 
> is and how big it is. 

Dale

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Subject: [Bitpim-devel] Fw: VX4600 support

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Roger Binns wrote:
> [Stephen, there is a complete phonebook retrieval in the log which 
> also includes  reading all the wallpaper and ringtone index files so 
> you can see exactly what  they are like.  Note that the index numbers
start at zero and go up in ones.
>  That is because I replaced the existing contents with stuff from the 
> test  program output.  If I deleted any, the index would be FF FF and 
> the filename  would be all nulls.]
> 
> Dale,
> 
> The log shows what happens on a VX6000.  Run the analyser on the file 
> to get a feel for what happens.  You can ignore the wallpaper and 
> ringtone index files.
> 
> The pbinforequest and response are where the phonebook action starts.
> In particular you need to figure out which part of the response says 
> how many phonebook entries there are.
> 
> I already figured a bug for the VX6000 as the numentries field is 
> should actually be two bytes.  (This means that the VX6000 has not 
> worked correctly for anyone with more than 255 entries!)
> 
> I will make model specific descriptions of that response packet.
> You only need to decode enough of it to see where the numentries field 
> is and how big it is.
> 
> Roger