May 25th, 2015, 21:06
HaQue wrote:maximus wrote: I am also curious about getting a USB device that can do JTAG.
Don't skimp on this too much, I recommend starting backward in your research to find a USB JTAG tool..
1. work out what JTAG software you want to use
2. research relevant hardware options and make sure the device you choose is well supported - not partially supported or has limitations.
May 26th, 2015, 20:18
This apparatus was built to reset the drive, allowing easy scripting and automated tasks. One USB to serial cable controls the relay, the second is connected to the serial port of the drive. The SATA cable is connected through a USB-SATA adapter for backdoor development. It is then directly connected to a computer motherboard for the field tests.
References
[1] HDD Guru Forums, 2013. URL http://forum. hddguru.com/.
[2] Jeroen Domburg (a.k.a. Sprite tm). HDD Hacking. URL http://spritesmods.com/?art=hddhack. Talk given at OHM 2013.
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