mazda-connector | augment Mazda 's MZD Connect infotainment system

WARNING: DO NOT DO THIS UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING. THIS CAN BRICK YOUR INFOTAINMENT SYSTEM IF YOU ARE UNLUCKY OR UNCAREFUL. Here is a checklist of things you should verify (and know how to verify) before even thinking of installing this:. Several of the services on the infotainment system will cause a reboot of the system if they fail. If this happens during the boot sequence because one of the daemons added by us has broken some invariant expected by the services, it will probably enter an endless bootloop which you won't be able to fix with ssh. To prevent this, both connector and input_filter are controlled by the enable_connector and enable_input_filter files in /tmp/mnt/data. The daemons will check these files on startup for '1' to decide whether to do stuff, and set them to '0' before continuing. If they happen to break things and cause a reboot, they'll do nothing on next boot, preventing Bad Things from happening. When you have everything working after a successful boot, setting the files to contain '2' will prevent them from disabling themselves on future boots. Sideload it onto your android device through adb or google drive or emailing the APK to yourself or whatever. Make sure that your phone is the only device paired with the car, and start the application (it's currently just a blank screen right now). The application needs to be started at least once after installing, upgrading, or force stopping it, because Android prevents it from automatically starting while it is in the stopped state. After it's been launched once, it'll be automatically started in the background when the bluetooth state changes.
/dev/input/event1 exists and is the virtual keyboard device.
/dev/input/event5 is the last event device in /dev/input.
KEY_G is the voice recognition button on your steering wheel.