Ticket #234 (closed defect: invalid)
can't accept calls from numbers with 8 digits after prefix.
| Reported by: | slappinjohn | Owned by: | ainulindale |
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| Priority: | major | Milestone: | |
| Component: | SHR Image | Version: | |
| Keywords: | Cc: |
Description
Using latest SHR image on GTA2. everytime I recieve a call from a cellular number with more than 8 digits after prefix (like it's often in german prepaid cards), I can push accept and it shows 'call is active' but ringtone and vibrating doesn't stop and I can't talk either. Ringtone and vibrating continues even after killing phone app. All that helps is reboot. Any ideas?
The error occoured right from the beginning when I started to use SHR a month ago. But I just got it, that it has to do with the length of the number. It worked on 2008.9 and FDOM
Change History
comment:2 in reply to: ↑ 1 ; follow-up: ↓ 4 Changed 3 years ago by piratebab
After loosing many incoming calls, I discovered that it is with incoming phone numbers begining with +33, +32, +34 (country identification).
I receive mainly this type of number, and cant answer, so I lost calls from customer.
This situation is critical for me. I f not solve in a few days (SHR testing), I will be obliged to change distribution.
Replying to piratebab:
Hi,
I have similar problen (impossible to answer, phone still vibrate). The only solution is to reboot.
In my case it doesnt seem to be dependant of the calling phone number. With the same phone number, sometimes it work, sometimes it doesnt.
It seems to be related to the suspend mode:
- if I wait 60 sec, phone go in "sleep mode", and wake up is OK
- if I use power button and "moon icon", the wakeup is not OK
Hope it will help to solve the problem (SHR testing, uptodate)
comment:3 in reply to: ↑ 1 Changed 3 years ago by slappinjohn
Replying to piratebab:
It seems to be related to the suspend mode:
- if I wait 60 sec, phone go in "sleep mode", and wake up is OK
- if I use power button and "moon icon", the wakeup is not OK
Doesn't change anything when manually switching to suspend or automatic suspend. Today it worked for my wife calling, the first time ever, because she has a 8 digit phone number. So maybe it's not the problem with numbers length, but in 9 of 10 cases, it is.
comment:4 in reply to: ↑ 2 Changed 3 years ago by slappinjohn
Replying to piratebab:
After loosing many incoming calls, I discovered that it is with incoming phone numbers begining with +33, +32, +34 (country identification).
I receive mainly this type of number, and cant answer, so I lost calls from customer.
This situation is critical for me. I f not solve in a few days (SHR testing), I will be obliged to change distribution.
I only receive calls from country code +49, so I don't think that's the problem. It might be the number of digits afterwards.?

Hi,
I have similar problen (impossible to answer, phone still vibrate). The only solution is to reboot.
In my case it doesnt seem to be dependant of the calling phone number. With the same phone number, sometimes it work, sometimes it doesnt.
It seems to be related to the suspend mode:
Hope it will help to solve the problem (SHR testing, uptodate)