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1/10/2011 Slashdot bushing (11) (tl;dr: yes, you're right, and that's more or less what we're doing. Haven't decided on which PHY to use, looking at some SMSC and NXP parts.) OpenVizsla will be a completely open design of a device that can capture USB 1.1/2.0 (high-speed, full-speed and low-speed) traffic passively between a target USB device and the connected host (usually a PC, but potentially anything that has a USB host port -- think Xbox 360 and PS3). It will be controlled by any computer using open-source client software or potentially in standalone mode (where captured traffic is stored onto an on-board SD card). As is proper for any open and hackable design, unused I/Os on the FPGA will be exposed (via 0.1" header) for use as a primitive logic analyzer. We hope to eventually support additional sniffing interfaces (SPI, I2C RS232, SD card etc) that connect to a high-speed Mictor connector that can act as 'man-in-the-middle' and extend the device capability limitlessly. The OpenVizsla device is built around a multi-layer PCB with around 180 surface-mount components that allow the target USB packets to be captured, buffered and delivered to the PC (or stored on SD card in standalone mode). An XMOS event-driven processor will handle the huge amount of USB data (these little chips are fast!) and it will handle the overall communications with the host (which will be a fully published protocol!) and will provide on-board system programming, housekeeping and of course flash the status LEDs! In standalone mode, the XMOS chip will handle data acquisition and SD card storage; this processor is fully reconfigurable and can be modified and reprogrammed to improve the features or adapt to new requirements. For the high-speed USB signals a Xilinx Spartan3E FPGA (with attached, expandable RAM) will capture, process and buffer the USB traffic from an attached USB transceiver that we use to deserialize the USB signals from the target link. Stephen Fry and DVD Jon back USB Sniffer Project-> Anonymous Coward Submitted by Anonymous Coward on Friday November 26, @03:52AM An anonymous reader writes "bushing and pytey of the iPhone DevTeam and Team Twiizers have created a Kickstarter project to fund the build of an open-source/open-hardware highspeed USB protocol analyzer. The board features a high-speed USB 2.0 sniffer that will help with the reverse engineering of proprietary USB hardware, the project has gained the backing from two high-profile individuals Jon Lech Johansen (DVD Jon) and Actor and Comedian Stephen Fry" Link to Original Source The Openvizsla USB sniffer board-> godofpumpkins Submitted by godofpumpkins on Tuesday November 23, @07:06PM godofpumpkins writes "bushing and pytey of the iPhone DevTeam have started a kickstarter project to fund the build of a open-source/open-hardware high-speed USB protocol analyzer. The board features a high-speed USB 2.0 sniffer that will help with the reverse engineering of proprietary USB hardware." Link to Original Source Apple: Old Apple 1 Up For Auction, Expected To Go For $160,000+ h h Comments: 1 Comments: 156 Posted by Soulskill on Friday November 12, @02:48PM from the doesn't-run-flash dept. vanstinator was one of several readers to point out that Christie's is holding an auction for one of the original Apple 1 machines, complete with a manual, the original shipping box, and the letter from Steve Jobs to the owner. The invoice says the computer was purchased on December 7th, 1976, with an Apple cassette interface card, for a total price of $741.66. The auction house expects it to sell for over $160,000. Comment: Re:Well, is this a good thing? (Score 2, Interesting) by bushing on Sunday September 19, @09:50PM (#33631906) Attached to: Emulation Arrives On the PS3 Case3:11-cv-00167-SI Document4 Filed01/11/11 Page278 of 282 November 2010 September 2010 Comments: 169 Yup, similarly to the DS homebrew scene. IIRC the libdns homebrew library had parts which were ripped of the original nintendo SDK... of course people just turned a blind eye on that It's a subject of some debate. The Xbox homebrew scene, as I understand it, used files directly copied from a leaked Xbox SDK. libnds uses some code that is more or less directly translated from disassembled DS SDK code (though you can get most of the same code from dumped games anyway); some feel that this is morally / legally equivalent to just copying the files. http://slashdot.org/~bushing 3/4 a
1/10/2011 Slashdot bushing (11) Comment: Re:Well, is this a good thing? (Score 1) by bushing on Sunday September 19, @09:39PM (#33631870) Attached to: Emulation Arrives On the PS3 Case3:11-cv-00167-SI Document4 Filed01/11/11 Page279 of 282 Comments: 169 I fail to see your logic, there is no independent group in charge of banning people from the PSN. If Sony decides to ban you, there is absolutely nothing you can do about it, regardless of the reason they ban you. Sure -- if Sony decides to ban you, you've already messed up. Sony can't "decide to ban you" if they can't tell you've done anything naughty, so it's better to avoid permanent changes to the console that can be detected by their software. Humor in the Court: Q: Are you sexually active? A: No, I just lie there. All trademarks and copyrights on this page are owned by their respective owners. Comments are owned by the Poster. The Rest © 1997-2011 Geeknet, Inc. http://slashdot.org/~bushing 4/4
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