Hi.
I've come across a HTC Clic Diagnostics HBoot. Besides many other things, it has a test mode called "F/T1 Test". When selected, this options asks for a USB connection (from the Tattoo to a PC). Under Linux, this registers as a USB serial port, but I haven't been able to "talk" with the Tattoo yet.
As anyone ever come across such a feature ? Any tips on setting up the connection, so that I can talk to the Tattoo, from Linux ?
Thanks
Related
i had some usb issues and removed everything usb and put it back on with drivers and the likes
but since then activesync dont show other com ports then com1
it simply refuse to show my bluetooth com ports
i've tried to stop using ms drivers
changed to AS4.1
nothing seem to work do anybody have some info
about AS having some limit as to what # nr of com ports i want to play with
because my com port # are up in their 2X now
this guy seem to have the same issue
http://www.pdastreet.com/forums/showthread.php?t=64721
maybe if i login in vga mode where i can see all old unused devices i can remove com ports with lower #'s and add a new one inside AS's range if it have such a range ?
fixed it safe mode is not enough though you have to do a
set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1
too
to see the devices you once had
Ah, indeed, that old chestnut! Not only is Activesync ****e, so is the operating system that bore it....
Enlighten yourselfs to this crap:
Phantom / Ghosted COM Ports:
Rid your XP system of 'phantom' COM ports. These ports have been created at some time by an app or hardware that is NO longer present, but XP is holding the COM ports as valid but hidden. MS ActiveSync (even v 4.1) will ONLY see single digit COM ports per design, so you HAVE to get those COM port assignments into the single digits. Here is the link the MS site that describes how to rid your XP system of the phantom ports:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;315539
Further reading:
http://help.lockergnome.com/lofiversion/index.php/t26563.html
God preserve us! ARGGGGH :evil:
Andy
Has anyone succeeded to use QXDM with the Raphael?
Doing this in the CDMA HTC phones is very easy, you just need to run dmrouter.exe
But the CDMA dmrouter app won't work with the Raphael.
If you use the Wireless Modem app found in some ROMs, the Qualcomm Diagnostics port will be added to your computer but it won't respond to anything, of course, because the diag mode is not turned on. But this is telling us the Raphael can be connected to QXDM.
Hi, I have been working on this on and off for some time;
The raphael appears to be missing some components in it's driver set to enable this functionality. If you use smd_com.dll from another msm7201a device with debug code, you can activate the diag ports.. but i've not been able to get any data out of it.
Da_G said:
Hi, I have been working on this on and off for some time;
The raphael appears to be missing some components in it's driver set to enable this functionality. If you use smd_com.dll from another msm7201a device with debug code, you can activate the diag ports.. but i've not been able to get any data out of it.
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Yeah, I do have smd_com.dll in my ROM, I guess that's why the diag port was created when I used the Wireless Modem app. Did you try any other apps? Have you found something similar to the dmrouter from the CDMA phones?
I also don't get any data from the diag port, maybe it's something related to the rilphone, like there is some procedure that needs to be called to activate the diag mode? Or maybe the rilphone we got just don't put any diag data through.
Whoops, was wrong about smd_com.dll, it's serialusbfnmodem.dll that's needed, along with some others
From the top of my head you need to insert the proper reg entries to load windiag.dll on port WDG1:
Then you need to load the CompositeFn drivers which support multiple com ports over a single usb connection, and set up the registry for those sub com ports, which uses serialusbmodemfn.dll if i recall
Using wmodem.exe by itself only connects to the device's SMD9: port which allows a data connection, but it won't allow diag communications over that port.. serialusbfnmodem.dll, and compositeusbfn.dll with support allows opening of a DAG1: port (diag)
These entries will load windiag.dll:
Code:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\WINDIAG]
"Dll"="windiag.dll"
"Prefix"="WDG"
"Order"=dword:500
"Index"=dword:1
"FriendlyName"="Windiag Driver"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\WINDIAG\Settings]
"ServerIP"="169.254.2.2"
"ServerPort"=dword:9C4
"MaxRetryCount"=dword:32
"RetrySleepMs"=dword:2710
"Enable"=dword:1
Note server ip, that's the default client IP on a RNDIS connection that the phone would be using, i've tried to connect to it on that port though (2500) and not gotten a reponse..
I've been studying KS20's drivers/registry as they have a working diag connection, which uses the compositefn drivers etc. (ks20 is msm72xx as is raphael)
They have there a program EngineerMenu.exe, which has a menu option "USB Switch Diag" - that menu option runs SwitchUSB.exe, it seems to just switch the default USBFn driver from "RNDIS" (activesync hi speed) to "CompositeFn" - however when I trigger this change on raphael I never get a connection on PC side.. registry entry can be changed back to RNDIS and works fine again.
Recommend studying the KS20 ROM,
Hello,
First off, I'm owning a Samsung Omnia Qwerty (B7610) and I have a problem...
I'm trying to create a backup of my contacts by using the Samsung PC Studio software. Whenever I connect my USB cable to my phone, I usually get a selection menu whether to select "PC Studio", "Mass Storage" or "Active Sync". However, this menu is gone. Whenever I plug the cable in, it just starts with Active Sync (or Mass Storage) as defined in the settings screen. However, these things won't coöperate with the PC Studio software.
Is there any way to get this menu back when I connect my USB cable to my phone?
If you don't know what I'm asking about, here's a picture that somewhat looks like the menu I'm trying to get:
byteshift.net/scr000014.jpg or byteshift.net/98835935.jpg
n.b.: put (www) before the links!
Thanks in advance.
#edit: this outside-link restriction thingy is annoying =[
I was looking for this just now too. I found it in Settings / All Settings / Connections / USB to PC.
Does anyone know of an HTC phone model (w/ Qualcomm chipset) that supports WCDMA and allows me to enter into diag mode such that I can see the phone on my desktop COM ports?
Tried this with a Droid incredible, but I could only get into diag mode locally on the phone; it did not show up as an HTC Diagnostic Interface on my desktop machine's device manager COM and LPT ports.
I have no problem doing this with a CDMA phone.
In short, I'm looking for the model of an HTC Qualcomm phone, WCDMA, and a DM that allows me to see it on my COM ports.
Thanks.
Most QC based WCDMA phones can be put in diag mode and expose diag interface via USB simulated COM port. Exposed functionality depends on radio ROM and whether the phone is security unlocked or not. Bottom line, it may not have the same features accessible in diag mode as CDMA phones do.
Kaiser is one of them:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=369754
Can anyone tell me that HTC Sapphire or Nexus one have QC Diagnostic mode or not?
I am struggling since a month but no luck...
Please help!!!
Thanks
SD
We are having a lot of people with the 'USB Device Not Recognized' on their computer. Most of us seem to try to help them by getting them to check their drivers. I found a reference to this program in another thread (that I closed before copying the link to reference). I have not seen it recommended here and wanted to throw it out there. Anybody with experience, let us know your opinions of the program.
USBDeview v2.00
USBDeview is a small utility that lists all USB devices that currently connected to your computer, as well as all USB devices that you previously used.
For each USB device, extended information is displayed: Device name/description, device type, serial number (for mass storage devices), the date/time that device was added, VendorID, ProductID, and more...
USBDeview also allows you to uninstall USB devices that you previously used, disconnect USB devices that are currently connected to your computer, as well as to disable and enable USB devices.
I wonder if it can help some with this problem.
ADD:
You will probably be surprised to see how many Samsung related devices there are... at least for me.
The software seems to clearly show you all of the your usb drivers installed - in a lot easier way than device manager. It will let you uninstall drivers. And upon plugging the device back in the drivers will reinstall as you would expect.
Good question & find. Along the same lines for Linux users (not sure about the Mac...I need to learn those darned things) there's a command:
lsusb
lsusb -v lists verbose info about the USB hubs and what's connected. lsusb -vv (note that's two v's, not a w) provides even more information.
Hi,
Everytime I connect my HTC evo 3d to my PC, it is recognized as "Unknown Device".
I tried to click it and update the driver manually, and used the drivers from HTC Dev USB_driver_20101122_release but it says "The best driver has already been installed".
Can anyone please help me. I would like to install htc evo 3d driver on my PC.
I used this program and i deleted the history, I tried to plugin my evo again and it just automatically recognized as Unknown Device
You might start in the HTC Evo 3D forum:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1095