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@lool lool commented Apr 25, 2025

After installation, adbd just comes up automatically on boot and can be
used to open shells or push/pull files.

Fixes: #24

After installation, adbd just comes up automatically on boot and can be
used to open shells or push/pull files.

Fixes: qualcomm-linux#24

Signed-off-by: Loïc Minier <[email protected]>
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lool commented Apr 25, 2025

Tested by installing adbd on an RB1 provisioned with a recent flat image from CI and rebooting; I can:

  • open a shell with adb shell
  • pull files with adb pull /etc/passwd

Note that this only works on RB1 if you set DIP switch 6 on "DIP_SW_1" to ON, which routes SoM's USB 3.0 to the type-C port instead of the built-in USB hub.

@lool lool requested a review from koenkooi April 25, 2025 12:21
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Note that this only works on RB1 if you set DIP switch 6 on "DIP_SW_1" to ON, which routes SoM's USB 3.0 to the type-C port instead of the built-in USB hub.

Do we need to have this documented somewhere?

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lool commented Apr 25, 2025

Note that this only works on RB1 if you set DIP switch 6 on "DIP_SW_1" to ON, which routes SoM's USB 3.0 to the type-C port instead of the built-in USB hub.

Do we need to have this documented somewhere?

Yes, perhaps in something like a wiki :D

@lool lool merged commit ab4cff1 into qualcomm-linux:main Apr 25, 2025
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@lool lool deleted the add-adbd branch May 28, 2025 09:03
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