Tue 22 Mar 2011 05:19:57 PM UTC, comment #6:
I am facing the same kind of error using a Nokia 7210 with a just-compiled-from-git gnokii (master@ab1984c). I loaded a phonebook with no problem, deleted the contacts from the phone, and tried to write them back (through xgnokii first, then through gnokii --writephonebook).
For every contact in the file, I get an error like this:
Write failed (Command failed.): memory type: SM, loc: 205, name: abc, number: +123456789012
Afterwards, the phone and SIM memory remain empty.
The entry in this file that caused the above error looks like this (I have changed the three-letter name to "abc" and the 12-digit number to 123456789012):
abc;+123456789012;SM;205;5;11;0;11;+123456789012
If I take the file and change ";SM;" to ";ME;" and then reissue the "gnokii --writephonebook -o < contacts" command, the contacts are written correctly to the phone. Then I can use the phone's "move contacts" feature to transfer them to the SIM. So my immediate problem is solved, but I wanted to confirm that the bug remains in current versions of gnokii.
I'd be happy to provide any information you need to debug the problem further, if you can give me instructions about how to get the necessary information (neither "gnokii --help all" or "man gnokii" mention "log" or "debug" at all).
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