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From: Michael O. <mi...@os...> - 2011-06-09 14:53:12
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On Wed, Jun 08, 2011 at 09:36:50PM -0700, Jordan J. Riggs wrote: > > Rechecked both boards thoroughly according to the test procedure, and > both passed. Excellent! Thank you for doing that. The one big thing that the test procedure does not exercise thoroughly is USB, so I'd like you to do some things with Python out of the equation: 1. ubertooth-lap: check that you see lots of 9e8b33 during an inquiry. The command should run indefinitely without stopping. 2. ubertooth-dump | dd: check that dd reports about 1MB/s. This command also should run indefinitely without stopping, but you should hit ctrl-c after a while to stop it and check the stats. 3. ubertooth-dump | xxd: check that you get a random mix of 0x00 and 0x01, not the same value repeated for long periods of time. If I recall correctly, you had some initial problems with ubertooth-lap. I'd like to find out if those problems are still there and if the second board behaves similarly. |