LDAP schema InetOrgPerson with Address Book

Hi all
I've set up a LDAP server on my linux machine.
I use the InetOrgPerson schema.
The MacOS-X Address Book has no problems accessing the LDAP server however I cannot get it to display homePostalAddress .. in other words multiple address fields, a work address and a home address.
Apple has some instructions on setting upp mappings etc for LDAP here;
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=DirectoryAccess/1.8/en/c7od31.html
I have however not been successful trying to follow that instruction.
I was hoping someone else has had success mapping all the fields.
Anyway I would appreciate it if someone would care to give me a helping hand with this issue. I have searched this forum and seen posting that appear to be similar but not quite (as far as my english will get me). If I have missed a posting that specifically deals with this the please point me to it.
Thanks

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