[gQstatus05]

Ok. Today I jailbroke my iPhone and was in the process of downloading all my apps I had prior to upgrading to 3.o

I was going to make a call and as soon as I pressed the phone app it crashed immediately. I resprung, reboot to no avail.

I began un-installing every app backwards and to my luck I deleted 2 hours of work. I thought a little and remembered I downloaded and installed Voicemail Forwarder the 2.99 app that I believe Saurik made. As soon as I uninstalled it and rebooted everything worked perfectly fine. This isn't a post to bash the app because I love it but just to let people know to be careful.

You can avoid the annoying process of restoring, re j/b'ing, and setting up your iPhone again.

Hope this helps.


*** I'm also going to add that I rebooted on every app I uninstalled to determine which one was to blame. I must have done like 30 reboots or so.

[Fofer]

Same here. Only I realized the crash right after installing Voicemail Forwarder, so I immediately removed it, and the problem went away.

Here's hoping saurik updates to fix it soon, it was a useful utility to have installed.

[littletechgirl]

Yep, same here! It happened to me while driving and trying to make a call. I had to think, drive and fiddle with uninstalling at the same time. I hope it is updated very soon.

[Fofer]

In the meantime, there are other ways to extract these voicemails... such as via FTP.

Browse to /private/var/mobile/Library/Voicemail/ to view the list of VM files. They're saved as .AMR files, which QuickTime can play.

Lifehacker - How to Transfer iPhone Voicemail to Your Computer - Cell Phones

Also, Mark/Space's Missing Sync has also been updated to version 2.0 and one of it's core new features is that you can save voicemails to your computer. No jailbreak required.