Mika,
how about the following utilities which are already quite standard for
most Linux distributions:
1. Wireshark (aka Ethereal) running on the OS, at least with the
capability to gather packet/frame streams so that they can be later
analyzed on a PC with a richer (i.e. Bigger) screen size. I have found
this tool to be indespensible when testing/debugging applications that
use the TCP/IP stack. In fact right now I could use it because I have a
situation where an ARP request that should be originating from the N800
is getting "swallowed" somewhere.
http://www.wireshark.org/
2. Samba Server. Related to the above, the ability to easily "pull" and
"push" files from a CIFS/SMB compatible PC (e.g. Windows XP, etc.) would
be very useful. I know that this can also achieved using the USB
interface of the N800 but It would be great to be able to use 802.11 +
the TCP/IP stack to do this without wires.
http://us4.samba.org/samba/
3. Webmin. So the N800 can be modified/managed remotely via a www browser:
http://www.webmin.com/
Best Regards,
John Holmblad
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Hi,
We are currently thinking what kind of tools and utilities would be the
most useful
for ARM based Maemo developers. Idea is that we would host some basic
tools and
utilities from common repository and hopefully when new platform version
comes
these tools work ASAP and fun can start immediately. So please tell what
kind
of tools you are using or wishing and why ?
Regards,
Mika Leppinen
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