> 
> 
> I've built a little tools for tracing ADB requests issued by MacOS.
> There's a little INIT that records all ADB commands issues thru the
> _ADBOp trap and an application for displaying those traces. It also
> records the datas with the outgoing command. Since it's not a tail patch,
> it won't display incoming datas, but you can use a tool like ADB Parser
> to read the content of registers.
> 
> With this tool, you can spy the activity of your device, see all the
> commands issued by the driver to the device, etc...
> 
> The INIT will start recording in a ring buffer as soon as it's loaded, so
> if you want to to loard earlier, you may want to change it's type to
> 'scri'. The ring buffer is about 32k and older traces are lost when it's
> full. The application for emptying the buffer is PPC only unless you ask
> for a 68k version. If you use MountX, make sure you don't use the debug

I would like m68k versions of this, as I don't have a ppc running macos.

thanks,

Peter.

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