Re: a900 filesystem

On 2/5/06, Aaron Z <[email protected]> wrote:

> 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.


I think the changes have to be in p_brew.p.  The trick is doing something
that doesn't break  it for other 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.


I havn't fried any phones with AT commands, but I won't tell you it is
safe.  If you do try cycling through commands, avoid commands that end in W.


Did you "AT#PMODE=1" before trying other AT#PXXXX commands?



>
> 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?


Files can be parsed with packet definitions.  For an example, see "PACKET
amsregistry" in p_samsungspha620.p.  There is an option in the file system
viewer to write a file out in the form that the packet analyzer likes.  You
may need to tweak with a header line in the file to get it to match up with
the right packet definition.

--
Stephen Wood

One of the "Steves" of Project Steve at http://www.ncseweb.org/.