* Initial fiasco writer api
* Lot of new checks and code cleanup
* fiasco callback now receives a filedescriptor inside header_t
- the lseek and data free is autonatically done by the main loop
* Split fiasco_data_read() code, useful for streams (embeddeds low mem footprint)
* Add '-P' flag to create a new fiasco pack
* Up version to 0.3
* Alphabetically order the help message flags
* Cleaner short help message
* Pseudo-api for creating firmwares (not yet finished)
* Add '-F' flag to flash from a fiasco image
- Looks like they protect these blocks by marking this section as badblocks.
- We just ignore badblock marks when dumping the bootloader
* Handle feof (^D) on the prompt
- Looks like n770 and n800 have different USB identifiers on the
bootloader and the operating system.
* Print oops message and exit when the use has no permissions to
access to the usb.
* Add new flag '-c' that makes 0xFFFF run as a shell
* Split the connect_via_usb() code from main()
* Add console handler for shell like usage of the flasher
- Not yet usable, it's just a sketch with glade O:)
- But you can get fun hacking on the source!
* Add deinstall target to the Makefile
* Add INSTALL file for build & install instructions
* Add documentation for local flashing.
- The new function works like the old rf_extract one, no parameters has
changed.
- Now a complete dump/restore will be possible.
- Check for badblocks while copying data
- Shows information about the partition
* Better use of query_error_message() for debugging
adds support for setting and clearing the rd flags (no-retu-watchdog,
serial-console and the like).
The interface to it is a bit cryptic (construct your own hex number) but
it works like like 'chmod'.
1) name the simple functions get_foo and set_foo (and make them more
consistent e.g. set_rd_mode and get_rd_mode).
2) moved remaining simple queries from main.c into query.c
3) created separate query.h header and included it in main.c
4) implemented get_usb_mode (they do not have this in the proprietary
flasher) and added this function to a normal run (-> you will see the
current USB mode when running with -i)
pancake