[cyke64]

hello ,

I put Korakot snippet (Looking up phone model using firmware code http://www.bigbold.com/snippets/posts/show/1641) into an useful module.

You need miso module http://pdis.hiit.fi/pdis/download/miso!

#
# Firmware.py : version 01 http://homepage.mac.com/alvinmok/nokia/firmware.html
#

'''
firmware.prefix_name 
firmware.suffix_name 
firmware.phone_model
firmware.phone_cpu_speed
'''
import sysinfo
import miso

ECPUSpeed = 0x0B

mapping_firmware_model={
  'RM-51': '3230',
  'RM-38': '3250',
  'NHM-10': '3600',
  'NHM-10X': '3620',
  'NHL-8': '3650',
  'NHL-8X': '3660',
  'RM-25': '6260',
  'RM-29': '6260b',
  'NHL-10': '6600',
  'NHL-12': '6620',
  'NHL-12X': '6620',
  'RM-1': '6630',
  'RH-67': '6670',
  'RH-68': '6670b',
  'RM-36': '6680',
  'RM-57': '6681',
  'RM-58': '6682',
  'RH-51': '7610',
  'RH-52': '7610b',
  'NHL-2NA': '7650',
  'RM-49': 'E60-1',
  'RM-89': 'E61-1',
  'RM-10': 'E70-1',
  'RM-24': 'E70-?',
  'NEM-4': 'N-Gage',
  'RH-29': 'N-Gage QD (asia/europe)',
  'RH-47': 'N-Gage QD (americas)',
  'RM-84': 'N70-1',
  'RM-99': 'N70-5',
  'RM-67': 'N71-1',
  'RM-112': 'N71-5',
  'RM-91': 'N80-3',
  'RM-92': 'N80-1',
  'RM-42': 'N90-1',
  'RM-43': 'N91-1',
  'RM-158': 'N91-5' }

mapping_prefix_description ={
 'N':'Mobile Phone',
 'R':'Computing Device',
 'T':'Terminal'}

mapping_suffix_description ={
    'B': 'GSM 900/1900',
    'C': 'DAMPS 800',
    'D': 'CDMA/AMPS 800',
    'E': 'GSM 900/1800',
    'F': 'NMT-450',
    'K': 'GSM 1800',
    'L': 'GSM 900/1800/1900 or GSM 850/1800/1900',
    'M': 'EGSM 900/1800 (may include WCDMA)',
    'N': 'IEEE 802.11b',
    'P': 'CDMA 800',
    'W': 'AMPS/TDMA 800/1900',
    'X': 'ETACS/TACS'}

sw = sysinfo.sw_version()
sw_list = sw.split(' ')

firmware_version = sw_list[1]
firmware_date = sw_list[2]
firmware_code=sw_list[3]

temp = firmware_code.split('-')
firmware_prefix = temp[0][0]
firmware_suffix = temp[0][-1]

prefix_name = mapping_prefix_description[firmware_prefix]
suffix_name = mapping_suffix_description[firmware_suffix]
phone_model = mapping_firmware_model[firmware_code] 
phone_cpu_speed = miso.get_hal_attr(ECPUSpeed) # CPU speed in Hz

>>>import firmware
>>>firmware.phone_model
>>>'6600'
>>>firmware.phone_cpu_speed
>>>'104000'

[korakotc]

Thank you, Cyke64.

Can you help me understand how to use miso.get_hal_attr?
Where do you take this information from?

ECPUSpeed = 0x0B

update
======
Ok, I just find it in Epoc32\include\hal_data.h

class HALData
	{
public:
	enum TAttribute
		{
		EManufacturer,
		EManufacturerHardwareRev,
		EManufacturerSoftwareRev,
		EManufacturerSoftwareBuild,
		EModel,
		EMachineUid,
		EDeviceFamily,
		EDeviceFamilyRev,
		ECPU,
		ECPUArch,
		ECPUABI,
		ECPUSpeed,
		ESystemStartupReason,
		ESystemException,
		ESystemTickPeriod,
		EMemoryRAM,
		EMemoryRAMFree,
		....

It's number 11 so == 0x0B.

[cyke64]

Yes ! You found it !
In miso module there are many undocumented functions ...
get_hal_attr is one of them.
I don't know what is HAL but after googling I found this link http://www.symbian.com/developer/tec...#%3a%3aHALData and this link http://homepage.ntlworld.com/thouky/...psifs/sis.html (sis file format + hal_data meanings)

I think that a hal_data.py module containing constants (like keycodes.py) will be interesting.

#
# hal_data.py from Symbian OS 8.1 :  revision 01
#

EManufacturer = 0x00
EManufacturerHardwareRev = 0x01
EManufacturerSoftwareRev = 0x02
EManufacturerSoftwareBuild = 0x03
EModel = 0x04
EMachineUID = 0x05
EDeviceFamily = 0x06
EDeviceFamilyRev = 0x07
ECPU = 0x08
ECPUArch = 0x09
ECPUABI = 0x0A
ECPUSpeed=0x0B
ESystemStartupReason = 0x0C
ESystemException = 0x0D
ESystemTickPeriod = 0x0E
EMemoryRAM = 0x0F
EMemoryRAMFree = 0x10
EMemoryROM = 0x11
EMemoryPageSize = 0x12
EPowerGood = 0x13
EPowerBatteryStatus = 0x14
EPowerBackup = 0x15
EPowerBackup = 0x16
EPowerExternal = 0x17
EKeyboard = 0x18
EKeyboardDeviceKeys = 0x19
EKeyboardAppKeys = 0x1A
EKeyboardClick = 0x1B
EKeyboardClickState = 0x1C
EKeyboardClickVolume = 0x1D
EKeyboardClickVolumeMax = 0x1E
EDisplayXPixels = 0x1F
EDisplayYPixels = 0x20
EDisplayXTwips = 0x21
EDisplayYTwips = 0x22
EDisplayColors = 0x23
EDisplayState = 0x24
EDisplayContrast = 0x25
EDisplayContrastMax = 0x26
EBacklight  = 0x27
EBacklightState  = 0x28
EPen = 0x29
EPenX = 0x2A
EPenY = 0x2B
EPenDisplayOn = 0x2C
EPenClick = 0x2D
EPenClickState = 0x2E
EPenClickVolume = 0x2F
EPenClickVolumeMax = 0x30
EMouse = 0x31
EMouseX = 0x32
EMouseY = 0x33
EMouseState = 0x34
EMouseSpeed = 0x35
EMouseAcceleration = 0x36
EMouseButtons = 0x37
EMouseButtonState = 0x38
ECaseState = 0x39
ECaseSwitch = 0x3A
ECaseSwitchDisplayOn = 0x3B
ECaseSwitchDisplayOff = 0x3C
ELEDs = 0x3D
ELEDmask = 0x3E
EIntegratedPhone = 0x3F
EDisplayBrightness = 0x40
EDisplayBrightnessMax = 0x41
EKeyboardBacklightState = 0x42
EAccessoryPower = 0x43
ELanguageIndex = 0x44
EKeyboardIndex = 0x45
EMaxRAMDriveSize = 0x46
EKeyboardState = 0x47
ESystemDrive = 0x48
EPenState = 0x49
EDisplayIsMono = 0x4A
EDisplayIsPalettized = 0x4B
EDisplayBitsPerPixel = 0x4C
EDisplayNumModes = 0x4D
EDisplayMemoryAddress = 0x4E
EDisplayOffSetToFirstPixel = 0x4F
EDisplayOffsetBetweenLines = 0x50
EDisplayPaletteEntry = 0x51
EDisplayIsPixelOrderRGB = 0x52
EDisplayIsPixelOrderLandscape = 0x53
EDisplayMode = 0x54
ESwitches = 0x55
EDebugPort = 0x56
ELocaleLoaded = 0x57
ENumHalAttributes = 0x58 # ???
ENumHalAttributes = 0x59 # ???

try:
  miso.get_hal_attr(EMemoryRAM) # same value returning with sysinfo.total_ram()
except:
  pass

Attention use try: except: before calling get_hal_attr because some values are not available for all phones !


Do you know what is the purpose of miso.set_hal_attr ?

[korakotc]

I guess that some hal_attr can be set. (Duh!)

For example, the screen contrast or brightness.
Never test it myself, though.

[cyke64]

hello ,

Here's a new version(02) updated with new phones

You can find it to my site http://cyke64.googlepages.com/firmware.py

You don't need miso module now ...

[cyke64]

hello ,

Here's a new version(03) updated with new phones N75 and N95

firmware.py

[cyke64]

hello ,

Here's a new version(04) updated with new phones

Version History :
28 February 2007 version 04
+ E90 , E65 , E61i , N76 , N77 , N93i , 6110
? don't work with N80 cfr FNCTL sysutil API don't work with N80
? Only Nokia phones

link :
firmware.py 04

[cyke64]

hello ,

Here's a new version(05) updated with new phones

version history :
27 July 2007 version 05

+ 6631 , N76-5, N77-5 , N92-2 , N95 8GB , 6120 , 6120c-1 , 6120c-5 , 6121c
+ 5700 , 5700b , 6290 , 6290b
? don't work with N80 cfr FNCTL
? Only Nokia phones

link : firmware.py 05

Hey it's my 700th post

Cyke64

[patrickfrei]

The N80 has some problems with the SysUtil-API on some FW versions. That's why the app doesn't work... See:
http://www.forum.nokia.com/document/..._Nokia_N80.htm
http://www.patrickfrei.ch/phonetinfo/rb120/README (chapter 3)

[cyke64]

Hello everybody ,

Here's a new version with interesting info about phone CPU !
CPU speed given by miso.get_hal_attr(0x0b) is not correct with some phone model like N93,N95 ... I didn't find any application giving the good info about it !
to patrick.frei: PhonetInfo give false info too !
So I add it to firmware module ...

import firmware

print firmware.phone_model
print firmware.main_cpu_type
print firmware.main_cpu_arm
print firmware.main_cpu_speed

# result given with N95
# N95-1
# TI OMAP 2420
# ARM-11
# 330000

Version history :
30 August 2007 version 06
+ add info about CPU without miso dependency
main_cpu_type , main_cpu , main_cpu_speed
main_cpu_speed give exact info not as miso.get_hal_attr(0x0B)
ie : N93 (330000) not 206000 !
? don't work with N80
cfr http://www.forum.nokia.com/document/..._Nokia_N80.htm
? Only Nokia phones
? no info on some models about CPU !

[patrickfrei]

Hello

All new Nokia phones (with FP1, as e.g. N95, etc...) are affected by the "CPU speed"-bug. Also the "CPU type" is shown incorrectly.

In PhoNetInfo I solved the last problem by hard-coding the CPU-type (ARM-11) for these phones. But the CPU-speed still remains wrong. Even on the emulator on my PC the CPU speed is being shown correctly... so why does the according HAL function return a wrong CPU-speed e.g. on my N95??? I really don't know why... the only solution at the moment seems to hard-code the CPU-speed, too...

@cyke64
What kind of firmware module did you mention? Can that be used with Python only or also with Symbian C++?

[cyke64]

hello ,

Here's a new version(07) updated with new phones

version history :
3 October 2007 version 07

+ 3230b , 3250b , 3610 , 5500 (missing) , 6610n-1 , 6110n-5
+ E51-1 , N77-2 , N80-2 , N81-1 , N81-3 , N81-5 , N95-3
? don't work with N80 cfr FNCTL or Patrick Frei's post
? Only Nokia phones


link : firmware.py 07

[cyke64]

hello ,

Here's a new version(08) corrected because the older doesn't work with some 3rd phones

But no one point it me
Is anyone using this module ?

Now it works !

version history :
20 October 2007 version 07

+ correct bug with info given by 3rd phone. Now it works !
? don't work with N80 cfr FNCTL or Patrick Frei's post
? Only Nokia phones


link : firmware.py 08