Rampage
2009-07-21 11:22:03 UTC
Hello everybody, i'm new to this list.
i'm trying to deal with a samsung SGH-Z240 and even if i'm not a coding
guru i would like to share some experiences with you and maybe get some
hints from you ^^.
I've been able to access the filesystem using the DCMA cable and i
managed to find the SMSs in the phone wich are stored in
/User/Msg/SMS/RCVD|SENT
the messages are stored in standard PDU format and are pretty easy to decode
the problem accurs when you have to find the call log, did anyone
managed to understand where and how the callog is stored/encoded in this
samsung phone?
it looks like some sort of DB engine is used to store most of the
informations on the phone itself, since i've found a file called:
unisql_mmdb.db and some files with the .i0 extension, of wich i couldn't
find informations about.
Since i'm really looking forward to decode the informations related to
call-log if someone is aware of informations helpfull for decoding them,
it would be really helpfull :)
thnx in advice to anyone who will put some effort in helping me out :)
Best regards
Francesco (Rampage)
i'm trying to deal with a samsung SGH-Z240 and even if i'm not a coding
guru i would like to share some experiences with you and maybe get some
hints from you ^^.
I've been able to access the filesystem using the DCMA cable and i
managed to find the SMSs in the phone wich are stored in
/User/Msg/SMS/RCVD|SENT
the messages are stored in standard PDU format and are pretty easy to decode
the problem accurs when you have to find the call log, did anyone
managed to understand where and how the callog is stored/encoded in this
samsung phone?
it looks like some sort of DB engine is used to store most of the
informations on the phone itself, since i've found a file called:
unisql_mmdb.db and some files with the .i0 extension, of wich i couldn't
find informations about.
Since i'm really looking forward to decode the informations related to
call-log if someone is aware of informations helpfull for decoding them,
it would be really helpfull :)
thnx in advice to anyone who will put some effort in helping me out :)
Best regards
Francesco (Rampage)