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commit 9c2676167a3aaeb99024a22343c3d998f191a75f
Author: Friedemann Kleint <Friedemann.Kleint@nokia.com>
Date: Fri Feb 5 12:32:32 2010 +0100
src/shared: Rename trk to symbianutils
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Reviewed-by: axis
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Enumerate the ACM ports which are created in /dev after plugging in the
phone.
Tested on Kubuntu (karmic koala), using 5800XM and N95.
Linux has two USB drivers of interest.
1: CDC-ACM, this loads automatically, and creates /dev/ttyACM<n> for
the USB modem interface
2: USBSERIAL, this needs to be loaded manually using modprobe, and
creates /dev/ttyUSB<n> for each ACM interface on the phone
The second ttyUSB port is the one we need, this enumerator does not
pick the correct port yet. (1st port is ECACM:0, i.e. the modem, 2nd
port is ECACM:1, i.e. the general purpose port used by TRK)
according to lsusb, the 1st ACM descriptor has:
class 2 (comms)
subclass 2 (abstract - modem)
protocol 1 (AT commands)
2nd ACM descriptor has:
class 2 (comms)
subclass 2 (abstract - modem)
protocol 255 (vendor specific)
Linux 2.6.33 RC3 has a hardcoded list of nokia phones in cdc-acm.c for which
the protocol 255 ACM port will be recognised as a second ttyACM
Task-number: QTBUG-7446
Reviewed-by: Miikka Heikkinen
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Removed the alternate implementation of the registry reading, although
the new API is simpler, the old XP method is not deprecated.
Added an extra library that is needed according to API documentation,
but is omittable on MinGW.
Also gave a better error message when serial port detection fails.
Reviewed-by: Miikka Heikkinen
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The tool uses TRK to launch the application.
TRK is a debug agent, available as a signed package for consumer phones.
For Nokia phones, it is distributed with carbide; for other manufacturers
it can be downloaded from their developer websites.
The launcher code is reused from Qt creator, with a patch to allow us
to pass command line arguments to the process being launched.
The "make run" target is enhanced to support running on target as well as
the emulator. Like the "make sis" target, the last platform to have been
built is the one that will be launched.
The runonphone tool needs to be built in a Qt environment configured for
windows, and requires at least windows XP (Symbian development requires
windows XP SP2). Current proposal is to include a statically linked exe
in the bin directory for binary packages.
Reviewed-by: Janne Koskinen
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