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Basic TRK/adapter communication now works using "rfcomm listen /dev/rfcomm0 1 && ./adapter -f -v /dev/rfcomm0 127.0.0.1:3222 && ./cs-gdb" This is wrapped up in a "runner" binary
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Run ./run.sh in one terminal.
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Run ./welsh-gdb or ./symbianelf-gdb in a second terminal.
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Note that welsh-gdb does not handle 'set remote noack-packet on'
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The following items "work":
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- "stop" at E32Main
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- manual relocation on the gdb side using
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add-symbol-file filebrowseapp.sym 0x786A4000
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- disassembly at stopped location
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- p <functionname>
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- p $pc
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- one level of 'bt'
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To do:
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- figure out why the result of the qOffsets query is not honoured
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_or_ how to have gdb doing the relocation automatically
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- setting breakpoints by filename:line
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- signaling of stopped/single step end. SIGTRAP? SIGSTOP?
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- run it against the red brick
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Setting up TRK on Linux with Bluetooth
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Enter the following commands in a terminal (all as root, adjust device
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permissions as required to work as user):
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sdptool add SP # announce Serial Port Profile via Service Discovery Protocol
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sudo mknod --mode=666 /dev/rfcomm0 c 216 0 # Creates a Bluetooth Serial Device
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rfcomm listen /dev/rfcomm0 1 $PWD/trklauncher -v -f {}
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#This should print the Trk/CPU versions. The option -f tells the command to
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#disable the serial frames message encapsulation for BlueTooth.
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#The same with the debug adapter:
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rfcomm listen /dev/rfcomm0 1 $PWD/run.pl -af -av -w {}
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rfcomm listen /dev/rfcomm0 1 $PWD/runner -af -av -w {}
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#Important options: -w wait for adapter, -af omit serial frame.
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cp /data5/dev/debugger/symbian-codesourcery-welsh/cs-gdb/build/gdb/gdb cs-gdb
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cp /data5/dev/trk/filebrowseapp* .
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cp /home/f*/dev/creator/tests/manual/trk/*.bin .
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