Adding the reset back in only sort of helped...
It made btool function properly, but the sync process just hangs with
the process stuck in osengine_sync_and_block, two threads waiting and
stuck in a kernel function.
This stuff looks like it's all been encountered in the past. There are
messages from Chris on the kernel mailing list discussing ownership of
the USB device, lots of messages about back traces and being stuck in
this routine on the opensync mailing lists and quite a few on this list
about being stuck with the short read problem on the device.
Anywhere else I should go look to troubleshoot this? And again, all
this works perfectly fine in the Intrepid release of Ubuntu, just not in
Jaunty.
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On Tue, 2009-02-17 at 09:40 -0500, Paul O'Keefe wrote:
> Case notes:
>
> BB Curve 8300 matches
>
> #define PRODUCT_RIM_PEARL_8120 0x8004
>
> --
> I found the reset code commented out in probe.cc in the ProbeDevice
> function and uncommented it.
>
> That seemed to make my device function without running under debug,
> validating my timing question below. Should there be a special test
> for the Curve? Should the reset code go back in? Is 5 seconds too
> long?
>
>
>
>
> --
> Paul O'Keefe <p...@megabelle.net>
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>
> On Mon, 2009-02-16 at 18:32 -0500, Paul O'Keefe wrote:
>
> > Is this a timing problem?
> >
> > Consistently on my x86_64 (Intrepid) box, btool -t works.
> >
> > On my i686 (32bit) Jaunty Laptop I can get btool to run under GDB
> > after plugging the device in, but can never get it to run outside of
> > GDB. (OK, once while composing this email, it ran, much to my
> > disappointment, but I was not able to repeat that.). My usual output
> > from "~/barry/tools/.libs/btool -t" is just the Device ID, the PIN
> > and then nothing else. Chris, in an archived post you had indicated
> > you added a second device reset to the code. Was that just a one
> > time patch or was that integrated into the code?
> >
> > That means that the code correctly talks to the device and works as
> > it should. Here is the output from "btool -t" running under debug:
> >
> > (*) Note, device unplugged and plugged in immediately before
> > executing the following
> >
> > ____________________________________________________________________
> >
> >
> > poke...@pokeefe-laptop:~/blackberry/barry/tools/.libs$ gdb btool
> > GNU gdb 6.8-debian
> > Copyright (C) 2008 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
> > License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later
> > <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>
> > This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it.
> > There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. Type "show
> > copying"
> > and "show warranty" for details.
> > This GDB was configured as "i486-linux-gnu"...
> > (gdb) set args -t
> > (gdb) run
> > Starting program: /home/pokeefe/blackberry/barry/tools/.libs/btool
> > -t
> > [Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled]
> > Blackberry devices found:
> > Device ID: 0x94ab810. PIN: 3039712f, Description: RIM BlackBerry
> > Device
> > Using device (PIN): 3039712f
> > [New Thread 0xb7b5b6d0 (LWP 14425)]
> > [New Thread 0xb7b5ab90 (LWP 14428)]
> > Database database:
> > Database: 0x0 'Memos' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x1 'Trusted Key Store' (records: 43)
> > Database: 0x2 'Browser Bookmarks' (records: 4)
> > Database: 0x3 'Camera Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x4 'Tasks' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x5 'BlackBerry Messenger' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x6 'Browser Folders' (records: 2)
> > Database: 0x7 'Browser Push Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x8 'PasswordKeeper Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x9 'Spell Check Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0xa 'Categories' (records: 3)
> > Database: 0xb 'File Explorer Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0xc 'Bluetooth Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0xd 'PGP Key Store' (records: 0)
> > Database: 0xe 'Folder Id' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0xf 'Setup Wizard Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x10 'Default Service Selector' (records: 3)
> > Database: 0x11 'Policy' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x12 'Device Options' (records: 0)
> > Database: 0x13 'Address Book' (records: 1439)
> > Database: 0x14 'PIN Messages' (records: 0)
> > Database: 0x15 'Theme Settings' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x16 'Calendar - All' (records: 11)
> > Database: 0x17 'Service Book' (records: 11)
> > Database: 0x18 'Message List Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x19 'Code Module Group Properties' (records: 40)
> > Database: 0x1a 'TLS Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x1b 'Browser Data Cache' (records: 4)
> > Database: 0x1c 'Attachment Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x1d 'Handheld Agent' (records: 238)
> > Database: 0x1e 'SlideshowToGoPrefs' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x1f 'Searches' (records: 6)
> > Database: 0x20 'Memory Cleaner Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x21 'Phone Call Logs' (records: 93)
> > Database: 0x22 'RMS Databases' (records: 2)
> > Database: 0x23 'Input Method Switcher Option' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x24 'SMS Messages' (records: 6)
> > Database: 0x25 'Recipient Cache' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x26 'Phone Hotlist' (records: 30)
> > Database: 0x27 'Browser Urls' (records: 8)
> > Database: 0x28 'Handheld Key Store' (records: 43)
> > Database: 0x29 'Messages' (records: 110)
> > Database: 0x2a 'Profiles Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x2b 'AutoText' (records: 108)
> > Database: 0x2c 'Address Book - All' (records: 1439)
> > Database: 0x2d 'Options' (records: 12)
> > Database: 0x2e 'Alarm Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x2f 'MMS Messages' (records: 0)
> > Database: 0x30 'WTLS Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x31 'Calendar' (records: 10)
> > Database: 0x32 'Certificate Options' (records: 0)
> > Database: 0x33 'PasswordKeeper' (records: 0)
> > Database: 0x34 'Location Based Services' (records: 0)
> > Database: 0x35 'WAP Push Messages' (records: 0)
> > Database: 0x36 'AutoText Data Version' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x37 'Tasks Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x38 'Browser Messages' (records: 0)
> > Database: 0x39 'Quick Contacts' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x3a 'Attachment Data' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x3b 'Diagnostic App Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x3c 'Map Locations' (records: 0)
> > Database: 0x3d 'Voice Activated Dialing Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x3e 'MemoPad Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x3f 'Purged Messages' (records: 0)
> > Database: 0x40 'DocsToGoCommonPrefs' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x41 'Folders' (records: 0)
> > Database: 0x42 'Content Store' (records: 25)
> > Database: 0x43 'KeyStoreManager' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x44 'Saved Email Messages' (records: 0)
> > Database: 0x45 'Application Permissions' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x46 'Phone Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x47 'CustomWordsCollection' (records: 0)
> > Database: 0x48 'Browser Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x49 'Secure Email Decision Maker' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x4a 'Firewall Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x4b 'Smart Card Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x4c 'Address Book Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x4d 'Key Store Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x4e 'Browser Channels' (records: 0)
> > Database: 0x4f 'Random Pool' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x50 'Time Zones' (records: 88)
> > Database: 0x51 'Handheld Configuration' (records: 0)
> > Database: 0x52 'Map Settings' (records: 2)
> > Database: 0x53 'MMS Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x54 'Profiles' (records: 6)
> > Database: 0x55 'WordToGoPrefs' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x56 'VideoRecorder Options' (records: 1)
> > Database: 0x57 'Calendar Options' (records: 1)
> >
> > [Thread 0xb7b5ab90 (LWP 14428) exited]
> >
> > Program exited normally.
> > (gdb)
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --
> > Paul O'Keefe <p...@megabelle.net>
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> >
> >
> > On Sat, 2009-02-14 at 22:42 -0500, Paul O'Keefe wrote:
> >
> > > Coinciding with the new BB 8300 came my upgrade to the -release
> > > version of Jaunty on my primary laptop. While in the midst of this
> > > I discovered Barry in the repository and took a look.
> > > Unfortunately I came up empty with error messages that look like
> > > they have already been covered on this list.
> > >
> > > I pulled the latest version of Barry from the git/cvs repository
> > > and built it on my existing Intrepid box (64 bit) and all went
> > > well.
> > >
> > > * Version of Barry
> > > * How you installed Barry
> > > But my primary laptop runs into the same errors with either the
> > > version from the Ubuntu repository (looks to be version 0.14) or
> > > the latest from the repository (0.15). Barry installed in both
> > > cases in /usr
> > >
> > > breset -- works ok. Detects device and appears to perform
> > > reset.
> > > bidentify -- works ok. Detects device and shows PIN
> > > bcharge -- appears to read and configure voltage correctly
> > > btool -- detects device but does not allow reading databases
> > > (btool -t)
> > >
> > > * The exact error message you get, if any, when you
> > > encounter the problem
> > > * Any sample data that may help in reproducing the problem
> > > poke...@pokeefe-laptop:~/blackberry/barry/tools$ btool -t
> > > Blackberry devices found:
> > > Device ID: 0x8e56810. PIN: 3039712f, Description: RIM BlackBerry
> > > Device
> > > Using device (PIN): 3039712f
> > > Bad packet size. Packet: 26. DataSize(): 26. Required size: 44
> > > 00000000: 00 00 1a 00 09 ff 00 07 52 49 4d 20 44 65 73
> > > 6b ........RIM Desk
> > > 00000010: 74 6f 70 00 00 00 00 00 02 00
> > > top.......
> > >
> > > Barry::Error caught: Bad packet size. Packet: 26. DataSize(): 26.
> > > Required size: 44
> > >
> > > * Name and version of your operating system
> > > Ubuntu jaunty (development branch)
> > > * Architecture of your system (32 bit? 64 bit? Intel?
> > > iMac?)
> > > Linux pokeefe-laptop 2.6.28-7-generic #20-Ubuntu SMP Mon Feb 9
> > > 15:43:21 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
> > >
> > >
> > > The BB8300 does correctly sync/backup using version 0.15 from the
> > > repository on my x86_64/Intrepid box, and also correctly works
> > > with the BB supplied PocketMac software on an Intel based Macbook.
> > > There are no MSFT boxes around here to test the BB Supplied sync
> > > software but I imagine it will work fine since both Barry and
> > > PocketMac have demonstrated an ability to communicate to the BB
> > > device.
> > >
> > > Barry 0.15 also appears to have a circular dependency on libbarry.
> > > It does not complete the compile until it can find it in /usr/lib.
> > > My compile cycle looks like this:
> > >
> > > c/o
> > > buildgen.sh
> > > configure (boost, gui, opensync)
> > > make (fails with circular ref to libbarry and pkg-config note)
> > > sudo make install (puts libbarry in correct place)
> > >
> > > wipe barry directory (can't do configure a second time due to file
> > > cleanup issue previously discussed on mailing list0
> > > buildgen.sh
> > > configure (boost, gui, opensync)
> > > make (succeeds)
> > > sudo make install
> > >
> > > Let me know where I can dig in to help. I feel it's probably an
> > > upstream dependency problem introduced by Jaunty, just a question
> > > of tracking it down.
> > > --
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