Datalogging from Linux
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Datalogging from Linux
I took a break from writing the Linux-based PROM burning software (see http://www.steventsnyder.com/linuxburn.html) so that I could get another much-requested tool out there.
This is the first functional release of my OBD I ALDL scanning software. It's totally free and open source. You can add your own definitions; right now there is a definition for the $DF code mask used with the 3.4 DOHC from 91-93, but I think this is the same as some of the 7730 masks. It's easy enough to edit.
http://www.steventsnyder.com/linuxaldl.html
Hope this helps someone...
-Steven
This is the first functional release of my OBD I ALDL scanning software. It's totally free and open source. You can add your own definitions; right now there is a definition for the $DF code mask used with the 3.4 DOHC from 91-93, but I think this is the same as some of the 7730 masks. It's easy enough to edit.
http://www.steventsnyder.com/linuxaldl.html
Hope this helps someone...
-Steven
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Re: Datalogging from Linux
I just bought an Acer Aspire One netbook for data logging. Unfortunately I bought the XP version with a hard drive, because I was unaware of any datalogging support in Linux. I do have mixed feelings about the long term impact of running a hard drive, so to have the option of using a SSD running Linux would have been a great alternative. I'm glad to see this as I think these netbooks are a hot ticket because of thier price and portability.
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