Difference between revisions of "Bus pirate"
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# you will be prompt with a nice prompt. | # you will be prompt with a nice prompt. | ||
# If you still don't have a prompt, type enter, you will have a shell. | # If you still don't have a prompt, type enter, you will have a shell. | ||
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| + | == logic sniffer == | ||
| + | You can use the bus pirate as a logic sniffer. I would recommand using the Open bench logic for this. You can use this tutorial : | ||
| + | http://dangerousprototypes.com/2012/02/12/sniffing-spi-data-with-bus-pirate/ | ||
| + | Which is designed by the bus pirate constructor to sniff data | ||
| + | Note that this can be used only up to 5 input. | ||
Revision as of 21:09, 12 September 2012
Connection
- do a dmesg to find which tty the bus pirate is connected to
- check if you have the write and read right on the tty before you connect to it
- do a screen /dev/buspirate 115200 8N1
- you will be prompt with a nice prompt.
- If you still don't have a prompt, type enter, you will have a shell.
logic sniffer
You can use the bus pirate as a logic sniffer. I would recommand using the Open bench logic for this. You can use this tutorial : http://dangerousprototypes.com/2012/02/12/sniffing-spi-data-with-bus-pirate/ Which is designed by the bus pirate constructor to sniff data Note that this can be used only up to 5 input.
