symbian::device Namespace Reference

Classes
struct	MtpDeviceInfo
struct	MtpObjectInfo
struct	MtpStageResult
	Result of a checked SIS transfer to an MTP Installs folder. More...
struct	MtpStorageInfo
struct	UsbCdcUnion
struct	UsbCompletion
struct	UsbDeviceDescriptor
struct	UsbEndpointDescriptor
struct	UsbInterfaceAssociation
struct	UsbInterfaceDescriptor
struct	UsbPollFd
struct	UsbProbe
class	UsbSession

Functions
absl::StatusOr< std::vector< UsbDeviceDescriptor > >	ListUsbDevices ()
absl::StatusOr< UsbProbe >	InspectUsb (uint16_t vendor, uint16_t product, const std::string &anchor, const std::string &operation, uint32_t limit)
	Inspect a serial-matched USB device without changing its stored files.
absl::StatusOr< MtpStageResult >	StageMtpSis (uint16_t vendor, uint16_t product, const std::string &anchor, const std::string &package_path, const std::string &filename, const std::string &expected_sha256)
	Stage one SIS on a serial-matched device, checking the readback digest.

Function Documentation

InspectUsb()

absl::StatusOr< UsbProbe > symbian::device::InspectUsb	(	uint16_t	vendor,
		uint16_t	product,
		const std::string &	anchor,
		const std::string &	operation,
		uint32_t	limit
	)

Inspect a serial-matched USB device without changing its stored files.

operation is map, mtp or obex. mtp may return a bounded root listing; obex performs a Connect/Disconnect probe. No raw serial is returned. The caller must check UsbProbe::state for protocol outcomes.

ListUsbDevices()

absl::StatusOr< std::vector< UsbDeviceDescriptor > > symbian::device::ListUsbDevices

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StageMtpSis()

absl::StatusOr< MtpStageResult > symbian::device::StageMtpSis	(	uint16_t	vendor,
		uint16_t	product,
		const std::string &	anchor,
		const std::string &	package_path,
		const std::string &	filename,
		const std::string &	expected_sha256
	)

Stage one SIS on a serial-matched device, checking the readback digest.

The device installer is not invoked. The transfer requires one writable MTP store with an unambiguous root Installs folder. Files larger than 16 MiB are rejected. The supplied SHA-256 binds the package to the caller's inspection.