Detach meaningless "-d" option from sdb

- "-d" option is used for selecting target device
- Therefore, we don't have to use it without argument
- Moreover, it can be occur error when the target device
  is connected with ethernet

Change-Id: Ieef57be3fff4b765ad05f772b5c23d7dac90a356
Signed-off-by: Kichan Kwon <k_c.kwon@samsung.com>

diff --git a/scripts/upgrade-automation.sh b/scripts/upgrade-automation.sh
index a3e814e..bfc0e31 100755 (executable)
--- a/scripts/upgrade-automation.sh
+++ b/scripts/upgrade-automation.sh
@@ -32,12 +32,12 @@ TOTA_UPG_TARGET=${TOTA_UPG_PATH}/mk_delta/${TARGET}
 
 TOTA_DIR=/opt/usr/data/fota
 sdb root on
-sdb -d shell mkdir -p ${TOTA_DIR}
+sdb shell mkdir -p ${TOTA_DIR}
 
 #  4. Download delta to target
 DELTA_DIR=$(ls -1d ${TOTA_UPG_TARGET}/result/* | tail -1)
-sdb -d push ${DELTA_DIR}/FW_DELTA/delta.tar ${TOTA_DIR}
+sdb push ${DELTA_DIR}/FW_DELTA/delta.tar ${TOTA_DIR}
 
 #  5. Execute upgrade manager
-sdb -d shell tar xvfp ${TOTA_DIR}/delta.tar -C ${TOTA_DIR} upgrade-trigger.sh
-sdb -d shell ${TOTA_DIR}/upgrade-trigger.sh ${TOTA_DIR}/delta.tar
+sdb shell tar xvfp ${TOTA_DIR}/delta.tar -C ${TOTA_DIR} upgrade-trigger.sh
+sdb shell ${TOTA_DIR}/upgrade-trigger.sh ${TOTA_DIR}/delta.tar