Phil Dibowitz wrote: > some extra bits. I haven't really dug through it yet, but if anyone's > interested (Stephen, weren't you the hero last time? =) drop me an email and > I can send you the USB dumps from Michael's windows box.
OK, I kept tweaking consnoop.c and realized I needed to really fix it. I've
committed some changes that make digging through these snoops a bit better.
Most notably adding '-v' will print out the actual bytes written in a "write
flash", like this:
Write Flash Data
DEBUG: 74197242247207198242248207199
And -d will print out the whole data packet, in hex, for every single thing
we can decode (this is noisy).
Wow, verbose mode prints "DEBUG"... that sucks, I'll fix that.
Anyway...
Also, if you want to parse usbmon output, this seems to put it in a form
that consnoop can understand:
for i in $(egrep 'Io|Ii' /tmp/usbmon.out | grep = | cut -f2 -d= \
| sed -e 's/ //g'); do
echo '<payloadbytes>'$i'</payloadbytes>';
done > /tmp/foo.xml
Now that I have that, I realize that I'm not comparing apples to apples. I
have two Snoopy files - one from some unknown version to some unknown
version (2.5?) - and another file that's 2.5 to 2.6. I also have a usbmon
that's sorely incomplete.
So what I'd really like is:
* usbmon of 2.5 -> 2.6
* Make sure it really *is* 2.5 *and* claims 2.5 before you start... when
you're done, it'll claim 2.5, but should be 2.6.
* Please do a firmware dump before and after
* Please also send the LatestFirmware.EZUp file that website gives you as
well.
* SnoopyPro of 2.5 -> 2.6
* Again, make sure you've cleanly gone back to a *real* 2.5 using the
official software
* Again, please do a firmware dump before and after
* Again, please send the EZUp file
Thanks.
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