I actually use a DKU-5 cable that was not bought directly from Nokia.
I see that "Kingsun" is apparently the manufacturer. I just did a
drivers for it. How could I be able to do what you did with BitPim in
Post by Stephen WoodI would have thought that Linux has a driver included, at least for
the Prolific PL2303. What are the USB ID's of the cable? Prolific
also has some Linux drivers for download at
http://tech.prolific.com.tw.
I think it still relies on cu, but the perl script SAMBRU
(http://lager.dyndns.org/sambru/) might be worth looking at.
What I did once is take one of the drivers is bitpim and replace a
routine like "getphonebook" with a sendatcommand inside of a loop over
all the possible AT commands I want to try. Then run bitpim with
protocol logging turned on.
Stephen
Post by David LaganiereHi!
Does anyone know a good Windows program to send thousands of slightly
different AT commands to a serial port and save the results back to a
file? I don't have any drivers for my USB cable so I can't do it under
Linux with cu and bash scripting or whatever.
Thank you!
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