Replicant

h1. MidasBootloader

When connected on the serial port, during boot, if you press the volume down button and press enter at least 4 times on the serial console, you can get a shell:

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PMIC rev = PASS2(4)

BUCK1OUT(vdd_mif) = 0x05

BUCK3DVS1(vdd_int) = 0x20

[MMC] there are pending interrupts 0x00010000

cardtype: 0x00000007

SB_MMC_HS_52MHZ_1_8V_3V_IO

mmc->card_caps: 0x00000311

mmc->host_caps: 0x00000311

mmc_initialize: mmc->capacity = 30777344

Samsung S-Boot 4.0-2836504 for GT-I9300 (Jun 15 2015 - 22:47:58)

EXYNOS4412(EVT 1.1) / 1022MB / 15028MB / Rev 12 / I9300XXUGOF1 /(PKG_ID 0x7050008)

- read_bl1

pit_check_signature (PIT) valid.

initialize_ddi_data: usable! (3:0xf)

PARAM ENV VERSION: v1.0..

set_charger_current: chg curr(3f), in curr(17)

set_charger_state: buck(1), chg(1), reg(0x05)

microusb_get_attached_device: STATUS1:0x3d, 2:0x00

set_auto_current: ta_state(0), curr(1000)

init_fuelgauge: fuelgauge power ok

init_fuelgauge: POR status

fuelgauge_por: POR start: vcell(4081), vfocv(4188), soc(100)

fuelgauge_por: update SDI M0 parameter

fuelgauge_por: RCOMP(0x0065), TEMPCO(0x0930)

fuelgauge_por: POR finish: vcell(4079), vfocv(4310), soc(88)

get_table_soc: vcell(4077) is caculated to t-soc(84.590)

init_fuelgauge: start: vcell(4077), vfocv(4301), soc(88), table soc(84)

init_fuelgauge: finish: vcell(4077), vfocv(4301), soc(88), table soc(84)

init_microusb_ic: MUIC: CONTROL1:0x1b

init_microusb_ic: MUIC: CONTROL1:0x1b

init_microusb_ic: MUIC: CONTROL2:0x3b

init_microusb_ic: MUIC: CONTROL2:0x3b

PMIC_ID      = 0x02 

PMIC_IRQSRC  = 0x00 

PMIC_IRQ1    = 0x06 

PMIC_IRQ2    = 0x00 

PMIC_IRQ1M   = 0xc0 

PMIC_IRQ2M   = 0x03 

PMIC_STATUS1 = 0x11 

PMIC_STATUS2 = 0x00 

PMIC_PWRON   = 0x03 

PMIC_RTCINT  = 0x00 

PMIC_RTCINTM = 0x3f 

s5p_check_keypad: 0x1100000

s5p_check_reboot_mode: INFORM3 = 0 ... skip

s5p_check_upload: MAGIC(0x277b3bbf), RST_STAT(0x10000)

microusb_get_attached_device: STATUS1:0x3d, 2:0x00

s5p_check_download: 0

microusb_get_attached_device: STATUS1:0x3d, 2:0x00

check_pm_status: non chargable jig, bypass check power

cmu_div:1, div:7, src_clk:800000000, pixel_clk:57153600

s5p_dsim_display_config : VIDEO MODE

a2, 60, 90, 

autoboot aborted..

S-BOOT # 

S-BOOT # 

S-BOOT # 

S-BOOT # 

S-BOOT # 

S-BOOT # 

S-BOOT # 

S-BOOT # 

S-BOOT # 

S-BOOT # help

Following commands are supported:

* chipinfo

* help

* log

* load_kernel

* boot

* reset

* findenv

* saveenv

* setenv

* printenv

* checksum_need

* usb

* upload

* keyread

* readadc

* printcsd

* rpmbwritedata

* rpmbreadcount

* rpmbsetkey

* rpmbclose

* rpmbopen

* sdcard_read

* sdcard

* fuelgauge

* usb_write

* usb_read

To get commands help, Type "help <command>"

S-BOOT #

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h2. Available commands

Here's the known list of commands:

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S-BOOT # help

Following commands are supported:

* chipinfo

* help

* log

* load_kernel

* boot

* reset

* findenv

* saveenv

* setenv

* printenv

* checksum_need

* usb

* upload

* keyread

* readadc

* printcsd

* rpmbwritedata

* rpmbreadcount

* rpmbsetkey

* rpmbclose

* rpmbopen

* sdcard_read

* sdcard

* fuelgauge

* usb_write

* usb_read

To get commands help, Type "help <command>"

S-BOOT #

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And the respective help:

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S-BOOT # help chipinfo

* Help : chipinfo

* Usage : display exynos chip info.

S-BOOT # help help

* Help : help

* Usage : help [command]

S-BOOT # help log

* Help : log

* Usage : *usage : log

S-BOOT # help load_kernel

* Help : load_kernel

* Usage : load kernel image..

S-BOOT # help boot

* Help : boot

* Usage : boot [kernel options]

Boot Linux with optional kernel options

S-BOOT # help reset

* Help : reset

* Usage : reboot

Reboot system

S-BOOT # help findenv

* Help : findenv

* Usage : findenv [filename]

S-BOOT # help saveenv

* Help : saveenv

* Usage : saveenv

S-BOOT # help setenv

* Help : setenv

* Usage : setenv [name] [value]

S-BOOT # help printenv

* Help : printenv

* Usage : printenv

S-BOOT # help checksum_need

* Help : checksum_need

* Usage : Setting checksum need. 0 or 1

S-BOOT # help usb

* Help : usb

* Usage : usb download command.

S-BOOT # help upload

* Help : upload

* Usage : usb upload command.

S-BOOT # help keyread

* Help : keyread

* Usage : *Usage : keyread

S-BOOT # help readadc

* Help : readadc

* Usage : *usage : readadc <channel>

S-BOOT # help printcsd

* Help : printcsd

* Usage : printcsd

S-BOOT # help rpmbwritedata

* Help : rpmbwritedata

* Usage : rpmbwritedata [data]

S-BOOT # help rpmbreadcount

* Help : rpmbreadcount

* Usage : rpmbreadcount

S-BOOT # help rpmbsetkey

* Help : rpmbsetkey

* Usage : rpmbsetkey [key]

S-BOOT # help rpmbclose

* Help : rpmbclose

* Usage : rpmbclose

S-BOOT # help rpmbopen

* Help : rpmbopen

* Usage : rpmbopen

S-BOOT # help sdcard_read

* Help : sdcard_read

* Usage : sdcard_read test command

S-BOOT # help sdcard

* Help : sdcard

* Usage : sdcard test command

S-BOOT # help fuelgauge

* Help : fuelgauge

* Usage : *usage : fuelgauge

S-BOOT # help usb_write

* Help : usb_write

* Usage : usb_write reg, val

Read the usb ic register

S-BOOT # help usb_read

* Help : usb_read

* Usage : usb_read reg

Read the usb ic register

S-BOOT # 

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h2. Changing the kernel commandline arguments

By default we have console=ram and loglevel=4:

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S-BOOT # printenv

: REBOOT_MODE: 0

: SWITCH_SEL: 1

: DEBUG_LEVEL: 20300

: SUD_MODE: 0

: DN_ERROR: 0

: CHECKSUM: 3

: INT_RSVD6: 1

: INT_RSVD7: 0

: INT_RSVD8: 0

: INT_RSVD9: 0

: CMDLINE: console=ram loglevel=4

: STR_RSVD1: (null)

: STR_RSVD2: (null)

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However if we change that:

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S-BOOT # setenv CMDLINE console=ram loglevel=8

argv[0]: setenv

argv[1]: CMDLINE

argv[2]: console=ram loglevel=8

S-BOOT # printenv

: REBOOT_MODE: 0

: SWITCH_SEL: 1

: DEBUG_LEVEL: 20300

: SUD_MODE: 0

: DN_ERROR: 0

: CHECKSUM: 3

: INT_RSVD6: 1

: INT_RSVD7: 0

: INT_RSVD8: 0

: INT_RSVD9: 0

: CMDLINE: console=ram loglevel=8

: STR_RSVD1: (null)

: STR_RSVD2: (null)

S-BOOT # saveenv

S-BOOT # reset

s5p_restart_handler ('N':null)

PMIC rev = PASS2(4)

[...]

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Then after boot we can observe that the cmdline has changed:

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$ adb root

$ adb shell

root@i9300:/ # cat /proc/cmdline                                               

console=ttySAC2,115200 consoleblank=0 androidboot.hardware=smdk4x12 console=ram loglevel=8 [...]

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After complete power off (with battery removal) and power on, we can see that the modified cmdline has sticked:

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S-BOOT # printenv

: REBOOT_MODE: 0

: SWITCH_SEL: 1

: DEBUG_LEVEL: 20300

: SUD_MODE: 0

: DN_ERROR: 0

: CHECKSUM: 3

: INT_RSVD6: 1

: INT_RSVD7: 0

: INT_RSVD8: 0

: INT_RSVD9: 0

: CMDLINE: console=ram loglevel=8

: STR_RSVD1: (null)

: STR_RSVD2: (null)

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