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Reading Memory as a Device
From: "Varuna De Silva" <varunax () gmail com>
Date: Tue, 4 Sep 2007 15:19:45 +0530
Hi, We as a project try to build an SS7 analyzer which will port data through the USB bus. For this purpose, We have used an USB IC from FTDI which do this job with their custom driver. What the driver does is, it will write the data in to the memory. Now we want to read this raw data and convert it to pcap format after removing the frame delimiters. How should we start about modifying libpcap if we are to read the memory from where data has been stored. Can we read data as an when it is stored in the buffer by this driver which the manufacturer supplies. The Tutorial by Carston and Harris deals with network interface cards and we have no network cards in our way, and only this set of data in the memory. Can we treat this set of data stored as a linux Char Device and read it with a simple char device driver? Rgds Varuna Xavier - This is the tcpdump-workers list. Visit https://cod.sandelman.ca/ to unsubscribe.
Current thread:
- Reading Memory as a Device Varuna De Silva (Sep 04)
- Re: Reading Memory as a Device Abeni Paolo (Sep 04)
- Re: Reading Memory as a Device Guy Harris (Sep 04)
- Re: Reading Memory as a Device Saikiran Madugula (Sep 05)
- Re: Reading Memory as a Device Jun-ichiro itojun Hagino (Sep 05)
- Re: Ethermtu Saikiran Madugula (Sep 05)
- Re: Reading Memory as a Device Saikiran Madugula (Sep 05)