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Describe new feature
Some of devices use silent boot on RS232. If you first sent, as example "Hi, Device!" in RS232, then you get in U-Boot ccommand line with "=>". But if you just only waiting for "=>" it's not showing without you interaction..
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Need commad line argument for string to send to device
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Hi @st47k3r , I'm so sorry how incredibly delayed this response is. I'm no longer with NCC Group, so I'm no longer getting notifications or actively monitoring the project.
If I'm understanding your request, we ran into something similar on some MediaTek-based portable Wi-Fi Routers. Take a look at this example; I think it may be exactly what you need:
Basically, it shows how you can create a Console object to handle the pre-boot stuff, before creating a Depthcharge context object or just letting another script take over. In your case, you wouldn't wait in a read loop, but rather, spam your "stop string" and then see if it triggered a prompt.
Describe new feature
Some of devices use silent boot on RS232. If you first sent, as example "Hi, Device!" in RS232, then you get in U-Boot ccommand line with "=>". But if you just only waiting for "=>" it's not showing without you interaction..
Describe the solution you'd like
Need commad line argument for string to send to device
Describe alternatives you've considered
A clear and concise description of any alternative solutions or features you've considered.
Additional context
Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: