Add special keys to allow triggering power and fastboot key presses from
the cdba client. There is an option to send a short key "pulse" (press
followed by release after 100ms) or to press/release keys separately:
- ctrl+a -> o: Send power key pulse
- ctrl+a -> O: Toggle power key (first use: press, next use: release)
- ctrl+a -> f: Send fastboot key pulse
- ctrl+a -> F: Toggle fastboot key (first use: press, next use: release)
In most cases you want to send the "pulse" (short key press), so it's
helpful to have this mapped to a single key. This avoids forgetting to
release the key again after pressing it.
The protocol between CDBA client and server is:
(MSG_KEY_PRESS <key:u8, state:u8>)
where key is either DEVICE_KEY_FASTBOOT (0) or DEVICE_KEY_POWER (1)
and state is either KEY_PRESS_RELEASE (0), KEY_PRESS_PRESS (1) or
KEY_PRESS_PULSE (2).
The reason for implementing the "pulse" on the server side is that it's
hard to guarantee the timing on the client side. We don't know exactly when
the packets will arrive on the server. Also, "state" is a full byte anyway,
so might as well use some of the extra bits. :-)
Add cdba-server side support for "fastboot continue" which allows
fastboot to continue its default boot process.
I find it useful to setup my boards with an additional SD card which I
frequently use the default image on eMMC to chroot to and populate
modules, rebooting into fastboot and subsequently booting via fastboot
a rootfs on the SD card.
Signed-off-by: Bryan O'Donoghue <bryan.odonoghue@linaro.org>
Add a new keyword "description" to the config file, add the necessary
wire protocol to acquire this string for a given device and introduce
the "-i" option to cdba to trigger its retrieval.
Signed-off-by: Bjorn Andersson <bjorn.andersson@linaro.org>
Add a new argument '-l' which in combination with '-h' will connect to
said server and list the attached devices, then exit.
Signed-off-by: Bjorn Andersson <bjorn.andersson@linaro.org>
