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− | '''Current Version''': 145.2.6 for WebOS 1.0.3 | + | '''Current Version''': 191.4 for WebOS 1.4.1 |
+ | Old version : 145.2.6 for WebOS 1.0.3 | ||
stage3 bootloader of the device, unpacked from the end of boot.bin. loaded to **0x82000000** in memory and looks very similar to iBoot from the iPhoneOS devices. | stage3 bootloader of the device, unpacked from the end of boot.bin. loaded to **0x82000000** in memory and looks very similar to iBoot from the iPhoneOS devices. | ||
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help : this list | help : this list | ||
version : get bootie version | version : get bootie version | ||
− | charging : commands to set charging states | + | battery : battery status (found in webOS 1.4.1 and not in 1.0.3) |
+ | charging : commands to set charging states | ||
fsboot : boot current image based on environment | fsboot : boot current image based on environment | ||
chainboot : boot another bootloader image based on environment | chainboot : boot another bootloader image based on environment | ||
go : Jump to a given address with the given arguments | go : Jump to a given address with the given arguments | ||
− | cpurev : read the cpu revision | + | cpurev : read the cpu revision (found in webOS 1.0.3 but not in 1.4.1) |
diag : perform diag operations: write, boot, verify | diag : perform diag operations: write, boot, verify | ||
poweroff : power off completely | poweroff : power off completely |
Revision as of 21:29, 14 May 2010
Current Version: 191.4 for WebOS 1.4.1 Old version : 145.2.6 for WebOS 1.0.3
stage3 bootloader of the device, unpacked from the end of boot.bin. loaded to **0x82000000** in memory and looks very similar to iBoot from the iPhoneOS devices.
Getting into bootie mode is as easy as holding the volume-up key while plugging the phone into USB while the phone is in the "off" state. The novaterm/novaproxy programs can then be used to talk to bootie.
The example help:
] help command list: nduid : get the device id usb : usb transfer commands lboot : boot linux image klog : klog commands printenv : print all of the environment variables getenv : read an environment variable setenv : set an environment variable reset : reset the device script : run a script at specified address run : run a script at from an environment variable return : return from current script help : this list version : get bootie version battery : battery status (found in webOS 1.4.1 and not in 1.0.3) charging : commands to set charging states fsboot : boot current image based on environment chainboot : boot another bootloader image based on environment go : Jump to a given address with the given arguments cpurev : read the cpu revision (found in webOS 1.0.3 but not in 1.4.1) diag : perform diag operations: write, boot, verify poweroff : power off completely
The default environment during boot:
] getenv T ? = 0 T chargebypass = 0 T framebuffer = 0x8f600000 T boardtype = castle-dvt3 installer = trenchcoat T klog_len = 0x100000 T klog_addr = 0x8ff00000 T logofile = boot/logo.tga T bootaddress = 0x81000000 T bootfile = uImage T bootfs = ext2 T bootdevice = mmc0p1 T bootargs-ramdisk = root=/dev/ram0 ramdisk=32768 ro T bootargs = root=b302 rootdelay=2 ro T bootconsole = tty1 autoboot = fsboot