Update! Try this command instead system_profiler SPNetworkDataType -detailLevel basic
Runs faster since it doesn't have to generate an entire system's report. On 9 November 2012 17:02, Tim Kim <timki...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hrmmm, I think you can figure out which devices are currently connected > using > system_profiler -detailLevel basic > > The bb10 entry is under PlayBook (en5) and the playbook entry is under > PlayBook (en3) (not sure if the en# changes or not). Also, those entries > should all fall under the "Network" stuff. > > In any case, if you look for those, there'll be a field that should give > you the ip address of the device. > > Looks like you can make a quick script to grep for that stuff! > > > On 9 November 2012 16:22, Filip Maj <f...@adobe.com> wrote: > >> For getting a list of devices, it's a network issue due to OTA deployment. >> Would be nice if there was a "discover" command in the BB suite of tools >> that would scan the local network and find any Bbs. Just sayin :) >> >> As for determining which one is a playbook or bb10, you can do that >> through ./blackberry-deploy -getDeviceInfo -device <ip> -password >> <password> >> >> PS the various cli tools that come with the BB SDK are awesome. The _one_ >> thing missing is an equivalent to Android's "adb devices" which lists all >> accessible / connected / reachable Android devices. >> >> On 11/9/12 3:56 PM, "Filip Maj" <f...@adobe.com> wrote: >> >> >Yeah that worked awesome. Silly me for trying BB 7 ;) >> > >> >Nukul (or anyone for that matter), one more quick question: any way to >> >accomplish the following: >> > >> >- get a list of connected BlacKBerry devices (only playbook / bb10 is >> >fine) >> >- determine which one is a playbook and which one is a bb10 ? >> > >> >On 11/9/12 3:26 PM, "Nukul Bhasin" <m...@nukulb.com> wrote: >> > >> >>Not possible for BlackBerry os 6 or 7 >> >>You can do it for pb and bb10 using BlackBerry-deploy >> >> >> >>From: Tim Kim >> >>To: dev@cordova.apache.org >> >>Reply To: dev@cordova.apache.org >> >>*Re: [BlackBerry] launch app from command line?* >> >>2012-11-09 6:18:09 PM >> >> >> >>I talked to Fil over IM about this and here were some points I came up >> >>with: >> >>- pretty sure just doing ./cordova/debug on bb10/playbook will auto >> >>launch >> >>app >> >>- not sure what to do for bb 6/7 - ./cordova/debug will install onto >> >>device >> >>but not launch it >> >>- also updating an app of bb 6/7 reboots the device which could be >> >>problematic for testing new changes without a human involved >> >> >> >> >> >>On 9 November 2012 15:04, Filip Maj wrote: >> >> >> >>> I can successfully package and deploy an app to a device. >> >>> >> >>> I am now looking to launch it from my command line. I am working on >> the >> >>> cordova CI setup. >> >>> >> >>> I dug around for some articles but couldn't find anything. Tim / Gord >> / >> >>> Ken / any other RIM lurkers around that could potentially set up? >> >>> >> >>> I am interested in all flavors of BlackBerry: OS 6-7, PlayBook, or >> >>>BB10. >> >>> Command-line launching for any/all of these would be rad. >> >>> >> >>> Thx in advance for any help / pointers. >> >>> >> >>> Fil >> >>> >> >>> >> >> >> >> >> >>-- >> >>Timothy Kim >> > >> >> > > > -- > Timothy Kim > > > -- Timothy Kim
