logcat is dumb :(

[Guest cepr]

Hello guys,

I have a Deutsch T-Mobile Pulse, and I use it to develop applications using the SDK.

adb is working fine (adb shell, adb install, adb ... is working), but logcat is dumb. When I launch logcat, no log is displayed at all.

I have an official device (non-rooted), with rom U8220V100R001DEUC85B116SP01.

Thanks you and best regards,

-Cedric

[Guest Paul]

Same problem here...

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[Guest martinbrook]

Same problem here...

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Will have a look here. I did get a device id from my kernel at the weekend instead of the usual ???????????

[Guest martinbrook]

Will have a look here. I did get a device id from my kernel at the weekend instead of the usual ???????????

logcat working on the new kernel both on the device from adb shell and from the host adb logcat.

Had to clear the buffers first with adb logcat -c

As specified here :-

> Yes it is a reproducible case. Exact content of the log change but it

> always finish by "logcat read: Invalid argument" and I need to restart

> the mobile to be able to read any log again.

> It seems that something is getting twisted up in the logging.

This really seems like a bug, but there is a quick workaround:

run "adb logcat -c" once to clear the log, then "adb logcat" will work again until the log fills up.

Florian

Martin

standing on the shoulders of giants

[Guest deardan]

Hi Cedric

You may try follow means:

adb shell

echo 1 > /sys/kernel/logger/log_main/enable // ** '1' is enable log_main,

echo 2 >/sys/kernel/logger/log_main/priority // ** '2' is the log level, you can get the level number from the android source code.

Edited December 2, 2009 by deardan

[Guest Timmmm]

I did get a device id from my kernel at the weekend instead of the usual ???????????

Ah, fantastic. That's been pissing me off for a while (it breaks adb in eclipse).

[Guest Timmmm]

adb shell

echo 1 > /sys/kernel/logger/log_main/enable // ** '1' is enable log_main,

echo 2 >/sys/kernel/logger/log_main/priority // ** '2' is the log level, you can get the level number from the android source code.

Ah, I also needed to do this. Thanks.

[Guest Tamas_]

Hi Cedric

You may try follow means:

adb shell

echo 1 > /sys/kernel/logger/log_main/enable // ** '1' is enable log_main,

echo 2 >/sys/kernel/logger/log_main/priority // ** '2' is the log level, you can get the level number from the android source code.

works like it should. thanks! :P

[Guest c51greedo]

Thanks a lot it is ok with these two shell commands !! ;)