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Peter-Easton / android-debug-cable-howto

This is a simple how-to to create your own android kernel debugging cable using commercially available parts.
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Tested on the Pixel 5 #12

Open mrexodia opened 1 year ago

mrexodia commented 1 year ago

Just wanted to let you know this method also works on the Pixel 5! The only thing I changed was inverting the A8 and B8 pins (A8 -- TX and B8 -- RX). I got the idea from https://blog.bacon.dev/2020/10/enabling-serial-port-or-console-uart-on.html. It also wasn't mentioned as far as I could find, but the baud rate is 115200.

ls89757 commented 1 year ago

after get kernel debug info in minicom, I can't switch to standard USB mode to use standard fastboot command, including fastboot oem uart disable , how can I quit UART debuging?

ls89757 commented 1 year ago

after get kernel debug info in minicom, I can't switch to standard USB mode to use standard fastboot command, including fastboot oem uart disable , how can I quit UART debuging?

by the way, also in Pixel5 devices

JerryXu-code commented 9 months ago

after get kernel debug info in minicom, I can't switch to standard USB mode to use standard fastboot command, including fastboot oem uart disable , how can I quit UART debuging?

by the way, also in Pixel5 devices

UART can be disabled using fastboot oem uart disable, try reinstalling the driver.