Hi all, I have to reverse-engineer a commodity USB-to-Ethernet LAN controller in s/w. This is a high-speed device. I'm using the nokia n810 for simulating/debugging on the device side. I have no access to the host though! :( I'm planning to use the Beagle analyser for sniffing the initial handshake happening between the host and the device (cos thats where it's currently stuck). Because of budgetary constraints, I'm going for the cheaper USB 12 (for low / full-speed devices). The totalphase site mentions that high-speed devices can also be debugged with this variant by putting a full-speed hub in-between. Will there be any issues if I go with this kind of a setup (i.e having a full-speed hub in between). Or should I rather go with the more expensive (3 times more!) USB 480 which can analyse high-speed devices. Though for buying this, I'll have to really hard-press my boss for it! :) Has anyone here worked with the Beagle analyser? Wanted to get some feedback on it's use. Thanks, -mandeep -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-usb" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
