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Bondage Monkey is offline Bondage Monkey
2010-05-26 , 04:00
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It's not working for some reason. I still get an error. Do I have to activate something in the settings or what?
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mkleung is offline mkleung
2010-05-26 , 14:10
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same here. updated to PR1.2. Still can't do ##21# .

Originally Posted by Bondage Monkey View Post
It's not working for some reason. I still get an error. Do I have to activate something in the settings or what?
 
abill_uk is offline abill_uk
2010-05-26 , 14:19
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Are you guys getting "service code not supported"?
 
mkleung is offline mkleung
2010-05-26 , 14:36
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yes, 'service code not supported'. **21*XXXXXXXX# fails, too. My first cell phone back in 1997 could handle it.

I am frustrated after long wait.

Originally Posted by abill_uk View Post
Are you guys getting "service code not supported"?
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chrget is offline chrget
2010-05-26 , 17:27
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What you are using is not a USSD code, but rather a service code (for call diversion, in your case). They may look the same, but they are, in fact, not.

USSD is indeed implemented now in PR1.2. "Classic" service codes seemingly are not.

Goes to show you that obviously there is no seasoned developer and no seasoned product manager with a decent telephony background in the entire N900 development chain.

But then again, of course, let's all repeat the maemo.org mantra: the N900 is not a phone!

Regards,
Chris.
Last edited by chrget; 2010-05-26 at 17:29. Reason: typo.
 
nosa101 is offline nosa101
2010-05-26 , 17:32
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Originally Posted by chrget View Post
What you are using is not a USSD code, but rather a service code (for call diversion, in your case). They may look the same, but they are, in fact, not.

USSD is indeed implemented now in PR1.2. "Classic" service codes seemingly are not.

Goes to show you that obviously there is no seasoned developer and no seasoned product manager with a decent telephony background in the entire N900 development chain.

But then again, of course, let's all repeat the maemo.org mantra: the N900 is not a phone!

Regards,
Chris.
The Maemo team never did phone development prior to the n900
 
Bondage Monkey is offline Bondage Monkey
2010-05-26 , 18:14
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Well if that's the case, the USSD widget doesn't even work for me also. I try to apply the widget to my desktop and nothing shows up. If it does, it'll just give me an error. *sigh* so I guess I'm stuck with this **** advertising as my voicemail until I use the SIM card in another phone
 
chrget is offline chrget
2010-05-26 , 18:21
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Originally Posted by nosa101 View Post
The Maemo team never did phone development prior to the n900
Uhm, that's what I insinuated, isn't it?

If you intend to implement something that is supposed to provide an existing functionality, you first educate yourself, and preferably learn from people who have longstanding experience in the field. Then, and only then, do you set out to perform your task. Ideally you even go through an iterative process with feedback from the aforementioned 'masters'.

For cryin' out loud, Nokia should have these people. Maybe not in the Maemo team, but probably somewhere else. Not falling back onto this core expertise is, as people like to put it in 2010, an epic fail.

Regards,
Chris.
 
chrget is offline chrget
2010-05-26 , 18:29
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Originally Posted by Bondage Monkey View Post
[...] I guess I'm stuck with this **** advertising as my voicemail until I use the SIM card in another phone
Have you tried using Call forwarding applet to achieve what you are doing?

Regards,
Chris.
 
gerbick
2010-05-26 , 18:33
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Originally Posted by nosa101 View Post
The Maemo team never did phone development prior to the n900
They have access to Nokia; who's been making phones for quite some time.
 

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