Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- dryos:eventshell:eventshell [2021/02/21 23:38] – created coon
+++ dryos:eventshell:eventshell [2021/02/24 22:29] – coon
@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-TODO
+====== Event Shell ======
+===== Getting access to Event Shell =====
+Sending **akashimorino** to ICU UART port starts the Event Shell which shows a prompt like this:
+<code>
+K433>[1]
+</code>
+===== Event Procedures =====
+Typing **?** gives all available commands:
+<code>
+[AECOM_DispFLK]
+[AECOM_SetFLK]
+[AEITG_]
+[APEX.DebugPropStillPhoto]
+[APEX.DebugSceneMode]
+[APEX.LogLevel]
+[APEX.LogOnly]
+[APEX.ManualExposureMode]
+[APEX.PoLogLevel]
+[APEX.ReCalcStillPhotoParam]
+[APEX.RewriteMode]
+[APEX.Test1]
+[APEX.Test2]
+[ATest_RegistEventProc]
+[ActivateDL]
+...
+</code>
+These function are so called **Event Procedures** and have been registered by calling [[stubs:register_func|register_func]] before.
+However, they cannot be executed blindly on UART. Also functions which expect arguments and aren't actually that useful on UART are listed here. Some examples:
+<code>
+memcpy
+sprintf
+sscanf
+...
+</code>
+Some functions are dangerous and may brick the camera:
+<code>
+ClearFactoryMasterROMProtection
+eep_erase
+...
+</code>
+Typing **exit** terminates the console and makes it inaccessible until next reboot:
+<code>
+K433>[1]quit
+Console All Closed
+</code>
+===== Filter commands / Auto complete =====
+Commands can be filtered by typing a command partially and end it with **?**. Typing **eep_?** for example will list all commands, starting with **eep_**:
+<code>
+K433[1]>eep_?
+[eep_erase]
+[eep_forcefrom_service]
+[eep_forcefrom_ring]
+[eep_boot_change_ring]
+[eep_force_sync]
+[eep_force_read]
+[eep_write]
+[eep_sync]
+[eep_write_single]
+[eep_read]
+[eep_show_service]
+[eep_boot_change_service]
+[eep_boot_check]
+K433[1]>eep_
+</code>
+It will also try to autocomplete the command as much as possible. When typing **eep_boot?** for example it will partially be auto completed to **eep_boot_ch** and lists the reamining possible commands:
+<code>
+K433[1]>eep_boot?
+ [eep_boot_change_ring]
+ [eep_boot_change_service]
+ [eep_boot_check]
+K433[1]>eep_boot_ch
+</code>
+If there is only one possible command, the whole command will be autocompleted so it can be executed by just hitting enter again:
+<code>
+K433[1]>eep_boot_che?
+ [eep_boot_check]
+K433[1]>eep_boot_check
+</code>