Add Qualcomm QDB (Qshrink Database) format #687
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tchebb force-pushed the add-qualcomm-qdb branch from 827b1a6 to 4fceb65 Compare This is a very simple wrapper around compressed XML used by Qualcomm to store modem debug info. I gather that these files are used by Qualcomm's official QXDM diagnostic software, but I derived the format without reference to any documentation or tooling; it's just that simple.
tchebb force-pushed the add-qualcomm-qdb branch from 4fceb65 to 7767872 Compare Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? Sign in to comment
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This is a very simple wrapper around compressed XML used by Qualcomm to store modem debug info. I gather that these files are used by Qualcomm's official QXDM diagnostic software, but I derived the format without reference to any documentation or tooling; it's just that simple.
Not quite sure if firmware/ is the right directory for this. Suggestions welcome!