[BUG]the Chinese character "Li" causes a sudden cr...

hi,Chinese users,please check out for the bug!
my cellphone model: E60,APAC
ROM version:2.0618.06.05
I select the Chinese language as default.
One day I created a text file named "锂电池" in Chinese,
that's "lithium battery" in English.
However,when I inserted the MMC-Card, and intended to browse the file,
the internal file browser application crashed without any hints!
After testing several file names,I found it was the character "锂"(lithium) that caused the crash.
It happened with other 3rd part application ,also.
Well,could you guys report it to the development group to fix the bug?
PS: the ASCII code of character "锂" is 'EFAE'.
regards,ffmpeg Message Edited by ffmpeg on 02-Nov-2006
07:30 PM

maybe I didn't describe it clearly.
I completely couldn't locate the directory,after creating a file with the name referred above!!
that's all.
02-Nov-2006
07:14 PM
ffmpeg wrote:
hi,Chinese users,please check out for the bug!
my cellphone model: E60,APAC
ROM version:2.0618.06.05
I select the Chinese language as default.
One day I created a text file named "锂电池" in Chinese,
that's "lithium battery" in English.
However,when I inserted the MMC-Card, and intended to browse the file,
the internal file browser application crashed without any hints!
After testing several file names,I found it was the character "锂"(lithium) that caused the crash.
It happened with other 3rd part application ,also.
Well,could you guys report it to the development group to fix the bug?
PS: the ASCII code of character "锂" is 'EFAE'.
regards,ffmpeg Message Edited by ffmpeg on 02-Nov-2006
07:30 PM
Message Edited by ffmpeg on 03-Nov-2006
09:37 AM

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