Re: a900 filesystem

> Nice work on figuring out how to read the filesystem.  If you can figure out
> a patch along the lines of Roger's suggestion, I'll test it out with other
> phones and check it into the CVS if it doesn't break other phones.

No luck so far -- I'd thought it would be, redefine PACKET
listdirectoryresponse in p_samsungspha900.p (and rerun protogen), but
I still end up in p_brew.listdirectoryresponse instead of
psamsungspha900.listdirectoryresponse.

> In the mean time you can try to see if the calendar is accessible through AT
> commands.  AT#PISHR=n is a command that works on many Samsung phones.

No dice here, either. Response is "ERROR". I'm hesitant to cycle
through AT#P commands because I don't want to break the phone -- got a
little worried when trying to sync put it in "USB connected" mode and,
even after rebooting, it didn't leave until I tried to browse the
filesystem again.

If I use a terminal program, how do I get out of brew mode and back
into where I can type AT commands?

> The other thing to do is try to identify the file system files with calendar
> information.  Most phones have calendar information available in file system
> files, but the problem is usually that the files or directories they are in
> are locked for writing.

The calendar is in nvm/nvm/schedule. There's nothing that looks like
an amsRegistry file. Still want a copy of a filesystem, or can you
point me to where I should start writing my own parser?

> Perhaps we should be using Bluetooth protocols, which I know nothing about.

According to the Bluetooth info screen on the phone, the A900 doesn't
support the SYNCH profile. I think that's a showstopper.

> python analyser.py file

If I'm in the analyser while running bitpim, this works fine; if I try
to run it standalone, clicking on a packet gets me the tooltip "module
object has no attribute listdirectoryrequest - Finding class", and it
doesn't parse the packet. Any suggestions?


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