2024-01-16 03:54 AM
Are there experiences regarding the record of a signal in look to the 64-bit platform linux?
Do I need a 32 bit-emulator or something like this?
2024-01-16 04:32 AM
I work with wireshark to record data signals under a 64 bit linux.
But I do not see my USART signals in a right way.
Do I need qemu?
2024-01-16 05:30 AM - edited 2024-01-16 05:30 AM
Wireshark to record data signals from USART? Sounds cool. Do you see any signs of progress?
2024-01-16 05:44 AM
No, Mr. PAVEL.
We just have efforts to get a common idea for our 64-bit Linux and USB...
The device layer is basically the right for our private application, but the software layer from USB is cruel...
2024-01-16 05:51 AM
On Windows, Wireshark can be used (with USBPcap) to capture all USB signals, including those from USB CDC devices. There is likely something analogous on the linux platform. A quick search suggests libpcap has this functionality.
2024-01-16 06:03 AM - edited 2024-01-16 08:04 AM
Cruel! that's a perfect definition for the ST USB software libraries ))
Well maybe you'd be interested in some other chips such as iMX8/9 which are 64-bit and run Linux and also have a Cortex-M4 core? ST has STM32MP1 line with 32-bit Linux on Cortex-A core and a CM4 core.
2024-01-16 06:08 AM
I see it in a similar way, in spite of it I am a very happy stm user and customer ...
My small software experience shows that the kind of understanding with USB interfaces (software-libraries) is not understod at all.
In look to the constructed device it is absolutely a state of development for us. In a rough surrounding there could be also discussion topics regarding it, but in common...
2024-01-16 06:10 AM
In addition:
It is fixed in our private development plan to work with stm32 solutions ...