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| Steps to Obtain Logs from CCU with one of the below two options
Incase a bug or unexpected behavior in a particular deployed setup is viewed on a CCU, in order to help development teams to resolve these on-field observed issues, capturing logs will assist in faster resolution . The captured logs will need to be passed on to engineering teams along with captured videos in the bugs raised.
Capturing Logs to SD-Card [without PC]
- CCU hosts a hidden Engineering/debug Menu. It can be launched by long-pressing (3 seconds or more) the 75F logo.
Capture Logs to SD-Card
- This option could be used to instantly collect android logs to SDCard when a bug is observed in the field.
- This does not require a PC with adb connection and avoids the logs being lost due to delay when android logging rotates the internal circular buffer.
- And all the files together can be later pulled or sent to an email from the tablet.
Capturing adb logs with USB connection to the device:
- adb is included in the Android SDK Platform-Tools package.
- https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools
- Install Platform-Tools package
- Launch cmd prompt
- Go to android_sdk/platform-tools/
- Any adb commands can be run from here.
Connection and Running of Commands
- Connect the device using USB
- Open command prompt (location: wherever user wants to save the log files)
- Run “adb devices”
- >List of devices attached
- >0123456789ABCDEF device
-
adb -s 0123456789ABCDEF logcat -v threadtime > file1.txt
or adb logcat -v threadtime > file.txt - If there is only one device connected to the pc.,
- We can simply use "adb logcat -v threadtime > file.txt" for log capturing
- -s <device iD> is required when there are multiple tablets connected to the PC and you want to run logcat on one of them.
- Command to Stop the log capture:
- Press Ctrl+C
- Check the file.txt log file created
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