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JDiskMark is a powerful and versatile disk benchmarking tool written in Java, designed to help measure the performance and health of your storage drives. Whether you're testing HDDs, SSDs, or network locations, JDiskMark provides reliable insights into your disk's read and write speeds. ubuntu: https://sourceforge.net/projects/jdiskmark/files/0.9.0/jdiskmark_0.9.0_amd64.deb/download rhel/fedora: https://sourceforge.net/projects/jdiskmark/files/0.9.0/jdiskmark-0.9.0-1.x86_64.rpm/download macos: https://sourceforge.net/projects/jdiskmark/files/0.9.0/jdiskmark-0.9.0.pkg/download windows: https://sourceforge.net/projects/jdiskmark/files/0.9.0/jdiskmark-0.9.0.msi/download ZIP releases require java to be installed separately: * 0.6.3-current > jdk25 * 0.5.0-0.6.2 >jdk21 * 0.1-0.4 > Jdk8

...The idea is about to use the DSO for get measure (without PC control) and then easily and fastly transfer data to PC (USB) for documentation of a project. You can show data and parameters about measures save them in CSV files or (in future) bitmap, pdf, ps. I don't wish to control the DSO but read, manipulate and save data. It is a java application but at this moment it work on linux only, but I think it should be easy get it working for M$W. It works but it is a beta version, your linux user has to be able to read and write on "/dev/usbtmc0" (see readme.txt" file).

This Library for Java shall enable developers to use (at first read, maybe later writer) MDF Files, as described by the Format Specification MDF Format by Vector Informatics. The MDF file format is widely used in automotive engineering and other fields for the recording of measurement data. This Java library parses MDF files and enables different kind of read access. If this library is not helpful for a particular purpose it can at least be used to see how the parsing (and therefore how the file format itself) works.