Pitmairen / bryton-gps-linux

An attempt to read Bryton GPS devices on Linux
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rider20plus: unknown logpoint format #22

Closed xkonni closed 10 years ago

xkonni commented 10 years ago

Hey, just got a rider21 and really glad that i can get some data from it ;)

Unfortunately i can not export the data to anything but gpx

python2 code/brytongps.py -T 0 --tcx
/home/konni/downloads/bryton-gps-linux/code/rider20p.py:428: RuntimeWarning: Unknown track segment type.
  warnings.warn("Unknown track segment type.", RuntimeWarning)
Error:  Unknown logpoint format. It can probably easily be fixed if test data is provided.

Here's the whole content of the device: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/9188780/bryton.img

And i'm not exactly sure how to continue from here. if you need any kind of dumps i'll happily provide them!

Pitmairen commented 10 years ago

Can you send me the bdx files created by BrytonBridge on a windows pc?

xkonni commented 10 years ago

ah thats where the bdx files come from. sure, here you go: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/9188780/140228135012.bdx https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/9188780/140228181210.bdx

thanks for your help!

Pitmairen commented 10 years ago

I have update the rider20plus branch. I think it should be working now. :)

xkonni commented 10 years ago

works, sweet! thanks for your time ;D

mathisschmieder commented 10 years ago

Same device, same problem :) Format is 0x7304, which is yet unknown. A .bdx file is linked, just drop me a line if you need any other files!

https://www.dropbox.com/s/u30q0selq1mf3bo/140310154441.bdx

mathisschmieder commented 10 years ago

https://www.dropbox.com/s/71xbg3rxrusgdn9/140310143514.bdx

and here is a .bdx with actual values.. sorry! :)

Pitmairen commented 10 years ago

I also need an image of the device filesystem. You can create one as described in this comment: https://github.com/Pitmairen/bryton-gps-linux/issues/16#issuecomment-21406950

I can probably manage with the matching file from the Data/History/SSL/.ssl directory on the device. But its easier with the whole filesystem.

mathisschmieder commented 10 years ago

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ci6a45l1njuao7x/dump.img - there you go. I hope that you can mount that as I created it on Mac OS. If not, I can tar ALL THE FILES ;)

mathisschmieder commented 10 years ago

Works, thanks a lot!