Re: Preliminary enV2/VX9100 Support

"Aaron G. Stemen" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mobile.bitpim.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Both patches work for me.  There is a typo in the "separate" patch 
though.  It's a semicolon versus a colon at then end of a "for" 
statement on line 197 or p_lg.p and line 2794 of the resulting p_lg.spy.

I only tested the filesystem though.  I haven't tested the other 
features.  With the other features enabled on Joe's version of the 
vx9100 code, I was able to:
  * read/write the phone book - phone resets after writing the phone 
book.  is that normal behavior?
  * read/write the calendar - phone resets after writing the phone 
book.  is that normal behavior?
  * read memo
  * read t9 user DB - didn't test writing

None of the media features were successful in reading or writing.

-A

Nathan Hjelm wrote:
> Attached are patches which implement the suggestion from my previous 
> email (setting all the bytes of keys 1-4). The extended patch extends 
> DMv5 to autodetect DMv6 and the separate patch keeps DMv5 and DMv6 
> separate. Joe and Aaron, does setting the keys in this way unlock both 
> of your phones properly? As I mentioned earlier, neither phone appears 
> to care if the 0xfe 00 command is one byte too short or too long so 
> the extended patch should work.
>
>
> -Nathan
>
> On Jun 28, 2008, at 11:24 PM, Joe Pham wrote:
>
>>> Is there a reason why the DM version needs to be hardcoded for each
>>> phone? DMv6 is an simply extension of DMv5 and can be detected on
>>> the fly.
>>
>> I thought it'd be cleaner to separate them out since the length of 
>> the 0xFE command is different from v5 (7 bytes) to v6 (either 8 or 24 
>> bytes), though that may or may not make any practical differences.
>>
>> -Joe Pham
>>
>>
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