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« on: January 08, 2007, 11:53:35 am »
http://www.el-co.hu/p2k05/P2kCommander-V4.0.4.zip

pls if your phone is p2k05 send .log file

It seems RIZR is NOT p2k05 phone. So RIZR owners must uncheck this option.

In options dialog you can see "Logging USB packets"

The most exciting function is "Manual setting of USB InterfaceIndex"
Now i can read it programmatically from phone during USB device recognizing
All old phones have this value is 8
RIZR is 2
I see V3xx is 1, but not works.
Maybe i read wrong or something ...
So testers can try various values ( i think 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 )
The most suspicious is 2 even if i read value=1

ps: i try these values with my e398
if invalid value set, usb timeout occured, and a crash. but my phone not damaged.
i dont know what will do with your one. you are warned.

good luck, and i'm looking forward your logs....(dont forget .log is created when you exit)
(if a crash occured you can only see on the screen, or make a screenshot)
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« Reply #1 on: January 08, 2007, 06:05:55 pm »
Tried with force index 2 on RIZR. searches phone about 9s faster than 4.0.3 Smiley
Message file loaded.
C:\Documents and Settings\nub\Desktop\phone shit\p2kcommander 4.0.4
P2kCommander launched.
Motorola Accessory
InterfaceNumber is: 00
Motorola MCU Data Logger
InterfaceNumber is: 01
Motorola Test Command
InterfaceNumber is: 02
Usb p2k device found, phone connected !
Tci command set: 3G fast
4102000002000C000001004A000400000000000AH
USB_WriteData.DevIoCtrl ok
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C10000000200080000000000000000000000000000000000H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C101010002001C0000000000000000000000000000000000H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
0100000000148001804A000C0000002F0061FFFE002F0063000000000000000000000000H
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Volume information -->  Name: /a /c
41020000020014000002004A000C00000000000B0006002F00610000H
USB_WriteData.DevIoCtrl ok
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C100000002000800000000001A0000000100000000148001H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C10101000200140000000000000000000000000000000000H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
01000000000C8002804A00040000001DA7A4000000000000000000000000000000000000H
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Search files:/a/*.*
Free space: 1897 KBytes
410200000200100000030020000800000117000100000000H
USB_WriteData.DevIoCtrl ok
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C100000002000800000000001200000001000000000C8002H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C10101000200330000000000000000000000000000000000H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
01000000002B800380200023000000005A00330000FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFH
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41020000020008010004004A0100000000000007002F0061002FFFFE002A0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000H
USB_WriteData.DevIoCtrl ok
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C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000003100000001000000002B8003H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C10101000200120000000000000000000000000000000000H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
01000000000A8004804A0002000001A70000000000000000000000000000000000000000H
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41020000020008010005004A0100000000000007002F0061002FFFFE002A0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000H
USB_WriteData.DevIoCtrl ok
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C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C100000002000800000000001000000001000000000A8004H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
C10101000200120000000000000000000000000000000000H
USB_ReadData.DevIoCtrl ok
01000000000A8005804A0002000001A70000000000000000000000000000000000000000H
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423 files found.
423 filenames loaded in 19593 milliseconds.
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« Reply #2 on: January 08, 2007, 07:50:25 pm »
Tried on V3xx all Values from 0 to 8.
Everytime the same Interface number in log appears and IO USB Time out.
Even i changed it to 2, 3 or whatever. Undecided

Message file loaded.
c:\1\46\P2K Commander Tests\P2K Commander 4.04
P2kCommander launched.
Motorola MCU Data Logger
InterfaceNumber is: 00
Motorola Test Command
InterfaceNumber is: 01
Usb p2k device found, phone connected !
Tci command set: P2k05
41020000020010000001004A00000000000000040000000AH
USB: IO Time-out!
CMD: Data write fail!
Volume name fail!
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« Reply #3 on: January 08, 2007, 09:06:49 pm »
Sorry for that
Logging is not perfect. It has not correct design
Simply copy a log window content to .log file when you exit.
If crash occured .log file not written and old one not deleted.
So if p2kc crashed you see the PREVIOUS log.
Maybe a little help if i delete a log file when start app.

Anyway i see your log:
This is autodetected value is 1 : "InterfaceNumber is: 01 "
And this is sent to the phone is 2 : "4102000002"

So this is not help....A good news is in case of RIZR this technique lead to success, but RIZR is NOT p2k05 phone as testers enlighten me.
Further investigation needed.
Maybe usb tracing. May i ask you some tests?
I found a new , more clear usb sniffer. This is far easy to read (and use)
http://www.fabulatech.com/usb-monitor-pro.html
this is free for 15 days , crack not found :-(((
logs can save its special format. Thanks in advance

ps:quite hard to find this without certain phones.....
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« Reply #4 on: January 08, 2007, 09:20:08 pm »
Can these USB functions be fixed in a driver? In other words, so all other p2k programs will work like PST later on? Or is it a flaw which leads only this program to be used unless other programs update to add specific support?
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« Reply #5 on: January 08, 2007, 09:27:36 pm »
I think this changes is due to hardware changes in phones
Old Neptune LTS/LTE was dropped. I dont know the new chips.
Drivers and pst are officially released. The new pst.dll must work.

In case of RIZR the solution was: correctly get the interface index and use it in usb setup packet.
before i know this is constantly equal to 8.
these new chips is varies this value, and i enlightened this value is NOT constant.
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« Reply #6 on: January 08, 2007, 11:10:43 pm »
Quote from: s5vi on January 08, 2007, 09:06:49 pm
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Maybe usb tracing. May i ask you some tests?
I found a new , more clear usb sniffer. This is far easy to read (and use)
http://www.fabulatech.com/usb-monitor-pro.html
this is free for 15 days , crack not found :-(((
logs can save its special format. Thanks in advance

ps:quite hard to find this without certain phones.....

http://rapidshare.com/files/10855594/log.ftm.html
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« Reply #7 on: January 09, 2007, 01:18:11 am »
Quote from: s5vi on January 08, 2007, 09:06:49 pm

Maybe usb tracing. May i ask you some tests?
I found a new , more clear usb sniffer. This is far easy to read (and use)
http://www.fabulatech.com/usb-monitor-pro.html
this is free for 15 days , crack not found :-(((
logs can save its special format. Thanks in advance

ps:quite hard to find this without certain phones.....
Monitored now with the new tool.

First test P2KC 4.04 switching to "P2K Mobile Phone".
And second test sending through Radiocomm a FSAC "Get File Volumes" Command.

Or tell us what action we have to trace, please.
With the new tool i cant trace a hot plugged device, coz after switching from Modem Mode to P2K Mode the tool lost the mobile phone. Sad
And i must start monitoring again.
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« Reply #8 on: January 09, 2007, 01:38:42 am »
And here a trace from File System Explorer in RC.
This tool is able to read the Filesystem of the V3xx but it cant copy anything from mobile to PC.

Maybe the trace is usefull for you.
From row 00 to 25 the Programm starts.
From row 26 to ... i did click the "Read Files" Button after some seconds it shows me the whole File System of my V3xx.
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« Reply #9 on: January 09, 2007, 01:53:02 am »
Can you please post a screenshot of the V3XX system files?

Which version of RC are you using?  Huh?
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« Reply #10 on: January 09, 2007, 08:25:49 am »
@Bomber21
Thanks for your log
But you misunderstood.
I dont need a usb trace during p2kc operation. i know what i sent to the phone

But i need usb tracing during Radiocomm successfull operation to spy what's going on.

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« Reply #11 on: January 09, 2007, 11:45:33 am »
Ok,I ll try again.


@Psychomorpher,

I replaced my dll with yours but I lost the File System Explorer!!  Grin Grin Grin

What version of RadioComm are you using?
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« Reply #12 on: January 09, 2007, 12:04:38 pm »
@Bomber21
Google "Radiocomm 10.3.1"'

Please if you make a tracing use PST driver in radiocomm.

I see Psychomorpher's log, but completely different than i expect. I think this is made with other driver than PST. (in radiocomm menu you can select usb drivers: GNPO,PST,MLINK)
The default is Mlink, please select PST)
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« Reply #13 on: January 09, 2007, 03:15:18 pm »
@Psychomorpher,

I replaced my dll with yours but I lost the File System Explorer!!

i use radio comm 10.3.1 by Pdo

why?
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« Reply #14 on: January 09, 2007, 03:19:14 pm »
Quote from: s5vi on January 09, 2007, 12:04:38 pm
@Bomber21
Google "Radiocomm 10.3.1"'

Please if you make a tracing use PST driver in radiocomm.

I see Psychomorpher's log, but completely different than i expect. I think this is made with other driver than PST. (in radiocomm menu you can select usb drivers: GNPO,PST,MLINK)
The default is Mlink, please select PST)


I did select PST. Wink
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