Thank you so much!! Works great here for Vodafone NZ! Just got my first Voice Mail Notification text
One thing I had to change was the command to create the symlink for the plist file. If I ran what was specified in the guide e.g.:
"ln -s 53001 Vodafone_NZ.plist"
this simply returned the following error message: "ln: Vodafone_NZ.plist: File exists"
What I did instead was to run:
"ln -s Vodafone_NZ.plist 53001"
This created the symlink correctly (I could see in Cyberduck (Mac FTP client) there was a new entry "53001" with an arrow icon like the other symlinks in that directory). Only thing I did different was to go in via ssh through the Terminal on my Mac instead of using putty on the PC.
Also, I didn't use a hex editor to modify my AppSupport file. I actually used "pntedit" instead. A lot easier than using a hex editor and also gives you full control over phone number formats etc that can be parsed or recognised by AppSupport. The simple solution here doesn't provide this. See here for more info - highly recommend!:
http://www.hackint0sh.org/forum/show...279#post120279
(NB: Make sure you read the posts from that page on as there is a newer version further on). Basically it reads the number table from the AppSupport file into a text file which you then edit and have pntedit write back to AppSupport for you. Very cool

The author has also written a basic iPhone app that lets you run tests against AppSupport for various numbers in your contact list. I'm about to download that and give it a try.
Anyway - it's working great, recognising numbers, no MobilePhone.app or MobileSMS.app crashes.
If anyone wants the .plist or patched AppSupport file for Vodafone NZ (New Zealand) then PM me. More than happy to supply.
EDIT: Read this to find out why using pntedit is better than using a hex editor:
http://www.hackint0sh.org/forum/show...999#post122999