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Originally Posted by tekwiz
How about trying to just copy the messaging.app from a 3g to 2g? If it checks the hardware (mess. app) then we are screwed. If it doesn't, maybe it will work..
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tried it. it did nothing. i also tried copying the settings app from 3g firmware to 2g. did nothing. i really think the firmware itself, as far as the applications are the same. there are just some settings files (e.g. plist files) that need to be modified to unlock the features. all of the png files for the camera icon in the messages app, along with the play button for a video mms and everything are present on 2g firmware (i have seen them with my own eyes). and people have been able to unlock them (i have myself unlocked the mms form under settings > general > network. and i have also seen others unlock the video-still toggle in the camera app).
i expect that there are some serious iPhone hackers out there who are familiar with OSX, and iPhone OS, and are hacking away at this problem us 2G owners are having (being locked out of features like MMS and video recording).
hope to see something soon. i'd love to see apple eat their words in saying that iPhone 2g cannot MMS. oh, and actually being able to send mms natively wouldn't be so bad either. =P
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Originally Posted by zwaldowski
I believe the Messages.app will need to be copied, the Preference bundles, and the MMS key added to M68AP.plist. You will then probably need to SSH or use iTunes to update the IPCC. The iPhone 3G checks and uses the N82AP.plist, which includes the M68AP.plist. The 2G only reads the M68AP.plist, even if they are the same. Adding the MMS key should be most of it, since the only difference between the firmwares for different devices are the features enabled/disabled and the hardware extensions. Surfing through SpringBoard.app, I've found audio files for the Voice Control system on my 3G.
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just to bounce ideas back and forth:
i've copied messages.app and preferences.app alonging with messagesui from private frameworks and the whole springboard.app too! i also added the mms key to M68ap.plist and that opened mms settings in Settings > General > Network. But inputting the settings did nothing (even had someone send a pic message and it did nothing).
Also, i read that there is a mms toggle in Settings > Messages that you are supposed to use to turn MMS on. i have yet to uncover that on my 2g, though 3g owners enabled everything by simply updating there ipcc.
any more ideas?
hmm...maybe we need to start checking footprints. for example, you can tell from N82AP.plist, that it looks to M68AP.plist. So maybe we can find a chain leading to the file that needs to be modded. places to check may be plist files for messages.app, preferences.app, and also the camera/photo app. Also having a look at the frameworks and private frameworks wouldn't help either.
Im thinking messagesUI.framework has to be some sort of lead, because that is where all of the mms png files are (i might have the name of the folder wrong, i'll double check when i get home).