>> >> I'm using the nokia n810 for simulating/debugging on the device side. I have no >> access to the host though! :( > > Why not? Because the host runs a proprietary OS...and we don't have access to its source. > >> 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). > > There shouldn't be any significant problem, _provided_ the LAN > converter is able to work correctly at full speed. Have you tested > this? Nopes. I'll try that and see if it works. > >> 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. > > I have used the Beagle-12. It's not difficult to do, although the user > interface is a little awkward. I heard that Totalphase was planning an > update to their software (it may already have been released) to improve > the interface. I saw the video on their site and thought it was pretty cool...though I dont have first hand exp like yours... Thanks a lot for your input. -mandeep > > Alan Stern > > -- 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
