harmony 鸿蒙hdc
hdc
OpenHarmony Device Connector (hdc) is a command-line tool used for debugging. You can use it on a Windows, Linux, or macOS system to interact with real devices or simulators.
The following describes how to obtain and use hdc.
How to Obtain
Obtaining hdc
Obtain hdc from the toolchains directory of the OpenHarmony SDK.
Example
The following uses the Windows operating system as an example:
Obtain the SDK for Windows, and copy hdc.exe from toolchains to a directory on the disk.
NOTICE
If an exception occurs when you are using hdc, run the hdc kill command to terminate the hdc service or run the hdc start -r command to restart the service process.
If no device information is obtained after hdc list targets is executed, check whether the hdc process exists in the Task Manager. If yes, terminate the process.
Option-related Commands
The following commands are available:
- -h/help -v/version Displays hdc help or version information.
Table 1 Command description
Return Value | Description |
---|---|
Required information | hdc help or version information. |
Example:
hdc -h / hdc help
hdc -v / hdc version
- -l 0-5 Sets the levels of the logs generated during the running of the tool. The default value is LOG_INFO.
Table 2 Command description
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
0 | LOG_OFF |
1 | LOG_FATAL |
2 | LOG_WARN |
3 | LOG_INFO |
4 | LOG_DEBUG |
5 | LOG_ALL |
Example:
hdc -l5 start
- -t key Connects to a device based on the specified key.
Table 3 Command description
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
key | Key that identifies the device to connect. The value can be in the IP address:port number format or be a USB serial number. |
Return Value | Description |
1. error: device ‘***’ not found 2. Nothing to do … |
1. The device does not exist. 2. The command appended to -t key does not exist. |
Example:
-t key must be used with a command. The following uses shell as an example:
hdc list targets (Obtain device information.)
hdc -t key shell (Replace key with the device identifier obtained)
NOTE
You can connect to multiple devices from the device you use for development. Each device has a unique key. The key can be IP address:port number for a device to be connected over the network or the serial number for a device to be connected through USB. A specific command must be used with this command.
- checkserver Obtains the client and server version information.
Table 4 Command description
Return Value | Description |
---|---|
Client version: server version: | Client and server version information. |
Example:
hdc checkserver
Displaying Device Information
Run the following command to display all connected devices:
list targets[-v]
Table 5 Command description
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
-v | Displays detailed device information. |
Return Value | Description |
1. Device information 2. [Empty] |
1. A list of connected devices. 2. No device information is found. |
Example:
hdc list targets
hdc list targets -v
Service Process Commands
The following commands are available:
- target mount Mounts the /system partition in read/write mode.
Table 6 Command description
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
– | – |
Return Value | Description |
1. Mount finish 2. Error information |
1. The operation is successful. 2. The operation fails. |
Example:
hdc target mount
- target boot Boots the device.
Example:
hdc target boot
- smode [-r] Grants the root permission to the background hdc service. Use off to revoke the granted permissions.
Example:
hdc smode
hdc smode -r
- kill [-r] Terminates the hdc process.
Table 7 Command description
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
-r | Restarts the hdc process. |
Return Value | Description |
1. Kill server finish 2. Error information |
1. The operation is successful. 2. The operation fails. |
Example:
hdc kill
- start [-r] Starts the hdc process.
Table 8 Command description
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
-r | Restarts the hdc process if it has started. |
Return Value | Description |
– | – |
Example:
hdc start
Network Commands
The following commands are available:
- tconn host[:port][-remove] Connects to a device with the specified IP address and port number.
Table 9 Command description
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
host[:port] | IP address and port number for the device to connect. |
-remove | Disconnects from the specified device. |
Return Value | Description |
1. Error information 2. – |
1. The operation fails. 2. The operation is successful. |
Example:
hdc tconn 192.168.0.100:8710
- tmode usb Restarts the daemon process and connects to the device using USB preferentially.
Table 10 Command description
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
– | – |
Return Value | Description |
1. Error information 2. – |
1. The operation fails. 2. The operation is successful. |
Example:
hdc tmode usb
- tmode port port-number Restarts the daemon process and connects to the device over TCP preferentially. If the TCP connection fails, a USB connection will be initiated.
Table 11 Command description
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
port-number | Port used to connect to the device. |
Return Value | Description |
1. Error information 2. – |
1. The operation fails. 2. The operation is successful. |
Example:
hdc tmode port 8710
NOTE
After this command is executed, the remote daemon process exits and restarts, and a TCP connection is set up by default. If the port number is not specified in the command, a random port will be used to connect to the device.
- fport localnode remotenode Forwards data from a host port to a device port.
Example:
hdc fport tcp:1234 tcp:1080
- rport remotenode localnode Forwards data from a device port to a host port.
Example:
hdc rport tcp:2080 tcp:2345
- fport ls Lists all port forwarding tasks.
Table 12 Command description
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
– | – |
Return Value | Description |
‘tcp:1234 tcp:1080’ [Forward] | Forward port forwarding task. |
‘tcp:2080 tcp:2345’ [Reverse] | Reverse port forwarding task. |
Example:
hdc fport ls
- fport rm Deletes a port forwarding task.
Example:
hdc fport rm tcp:1234 tcp:1080
File Commands
The following commands are available:
- file send local remote Sends a file to a remote device.
Table 13 Command description
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
local | Path of the file to send. |
remote | Destination path on the remote device. |
Return Value | Description |
1. Error information 2. File transfer result |
1. The operation fails. 2. The operation is successful. |
Example:
hdc file send E:\a.txt /data/local/tmp/a.txt
- file recv [-a] remote local Receives a file from a remote device.
Table 14 Command description
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
-a | Retains the file timestamp. |
local | Destination path on the local device. |
remote | File path on the remote device. |
Return Value | Description |
1. Error information 2. – |
1. The operation fails. 2. The operation is successful. |
Example:
hdc file recv /data/local/tmp/a.txt ./a.txt
App Commands
The following commands are available:
- install [-r/-d/-g] *package* Installs an OpenHarmony app.
Table 15 Command description
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
package | OpenHarmony app installation package. |
-r | Replaces the existing app. |
-d | Allows downgrade installation. |
-g | Grants permissions dynamically. |
Return Value | Description |
1. Error information 2. – |
1. The operation fails. 2. The operation is successful. |
Example:
hdc install hwadmin.hap
- uninstall [-k] package Uninstalls an OpenHarmony app.
Table 16 Command description
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
package | OpenHarmony app installation package. |
-k | Retains /data/cache. |
Return Value | Description |
1. Error information 2. – |
1. The operation fails. 2. The operation is successful. |
Example:
hdc uninstall package
Debugging Commands
The following commands are available:
- hilog Obtains logs for debugging.
Table 17 Command description
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
– | – |
Return Value | Description |
Log obtained | Log information obtained. |
Example: Obtain log information.
hdc hilog
Clear the cached logs.
hdc shell "hilog -r"
- shell [command] Executes a command remotely or enters an interactive command environment.
Table 18 Command description
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
command | Command to execute. |
Return Value | Description |
Returned information | Command execution result. |
Example:
hdc shell
- jpid Obtains the list of processes that can be debugged.
Example:
hdc jpid
FAQs
Failed to Connect the Target Device
Symptom After the hdc list targets command is executed, [Empty] is displayed.
Solution
- The device cannot be identified. Check whether HDC Device exists under the Universal Serial Bus controllers in the Device Manager. If HDC Device does not exist, the device cannot be connected. In this case, disconnect and then reconnect the USB connection between the test PC and the OpenHarmony device, or burn the latest image.
- hdc works improperly. Run the hdc kill command to terminate the hdc process or run the hdc start -r command to restart the hdc service. Then, run the hdc list targets command to check whether device information can be obtained.
- The hdc version does not match the device. If the latest image is burnt on the device, the latest hdc version must be used.
Failed to Run hdc
Symptom The hdc.exe file cannot be executed.
Solution
- Check the running environment.
Ubuntu 18.04 64-bit or later is recommended for Linux.
If libc++.so is incorrectly referenced, run the ldd or readelf command to check the referenced library.
Windows 10 64-bit is recommended for Windows. If the Windows winusb library of an earlier version is missing, use Zadig to update the library. For composite devices, use Zadig tool to install the libusb-win32 driver. - Run hdc.exe. hdc.exe requires no installation. You can use it after placing it to a local directory or adding the tool path to environment variables. Run cmd and then the hdc command to start the tool.
- Check the running environment.
Ubuntu 18.04 64-bit or later is recommended for Linux.
Accessing a hdc Server from the hdc Client
- Scenario
Use hdc to connect to a remote server from the local client.
- Procedure
- Shut down the local hdc server.
hdc kill
- Run -s [ip:]port -m to start the remote server.
hdc -s severIP:8710 -m
- Run -s [ip:]port command to execute a command on the remote server.
hdc -s severIP:8710 list targets
- Shut down the local hdc server.
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