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- #QXDM AND ADB LOGS UPDATE#
- #QXDM AND ADB LOGS REGISTRATION#
- #QXDM AND ADB LOGS ANDROID#
- #QXDM AND ADB LOGS SOFTWARE#
#QXDM AND ADB LOGS SOFTWARE#
AdbFilter is tiny and fast tool to show our keywords only without GUI using perl software (it is generally installed on your laptop for regular expression in QXDM). There is also commercial tool (ex, TailExpert with GUI interface) and LG owned SELF for IMS analysis. In general, we search string using a text editor such as Notepad++ and UltraEdit when finding keyword among ADB text files.
#QXDM AND ADB LOGS ANDROID#
AdbFilter shows essential messages extracted from ADB logs to help you look into Android ADB logs by filtering with keywords. The difficult to ADB analysis is finding needful and necessary string on heap of texts. In addition, there is a trace of subsystem (ex, Qualcomm modem) crash and thermal mitigation in kernel log.įinding keyword in ADB is the process of analysis so, keyword book is managed as data base. Also, Android protocols (implemented in Android, ex, IMS, VoLTE, data, etc) behaviors can be checked in main log.
#QXDM AND ADB LOGS REGISTRATION#
In radop perspective, from ADB logs, we can check the status of a device such as voice and data registration state in radio log. Through ADB, Android system can be debugged. The Option “Get from DSP” can be used to retrieve the existing parameter values from the DSP.An Efficient Log Analysis with Automated and Colored ADB FilterĪDB log is collected from Android logging system (adb logcat), and it has a plain text format (.log is file extension) with several types, ex, system, event, main, kernel, radio, and so on. Set the enable flag to 0x1, and provide a gain.Īfter configuring the values, click on “Set to DSP” and you can feel the effect of gain in the live voice loopback. Now you may set the various parameters for the module, in real time. You will see the COPP topology with CAPI_V2_GAIN in it.ĭouble click on the CAPI_V2_GAIN box and you will see the calibration window for the module. Choose the workspace file.Ĭlick on 'DSP Calibration' as shown below. If you encounter a message as shown below, click 'Yes' and browse to the ACDB location we have created in previous steps (Eg: C:\WORK\ACDB\GAIN_ADDED ). Launch QACT and choose “Connect to Phone” icon. QACT Lite provides a GUI based calibration for custom voice modules. Start voice call and verify the logs on mini-dm.exe from module on console QACT (Qualcomm Audio Calibration Tool) Lite helps to calibrate the modules with set of parameters defined and associate the custom topology with supported devices.Īdd custom topologies and associated modules
#QXDM AND ADB LOGS UPDATE#
\scripts\testsig.cmdįor more information about Elfsigner, please refer Signing Update the ACDB with details of custom topologies Run the following command file to enable it. Signing of device is an important step to allow loading of unsigned dynamic modules, otherwise loading of modules will fail. Signing of device : generation of testsig.so
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scripts/push_voice_module.cmd capi_v2_gain Pushing above files and signing can be done together by running a following script, Run following commands to push the files to /system/lib/rfsa/adspĪdb push /examples/audio/capi_v2_gain/hexagon_Debug_dynamic_toolv81_v65/ship/capi_v2_gain.so /system/lib/rfsa/adsp Voice framework loads custom shared object files at either ADSP boot time or at demand basis. Update the ACDB (Audio Calibration Database) with details of custom topologyĬonduct real time calibration of the module Troubleshooting Steps (for Shared Objects Only) OverviewĪ dynamic library generated and tested on simulator earlier can be loaded on target (Android device).