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| It comes with no network connectivity. | It comes with no network connectivity. | ||
| Its purpose is to debug and hack devices locally, not to provide a gateway to remotely control other devices. | Its purpose is to debug and hack devices locally, not to provide a gateway to remotely control other devices. | ||
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| + | === not the ultimate all-in-one device: === | ||
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| + | The BusVoodoo is a compact device which supports a lot of [[# | ||
| + | But it is not intended to replace all the other special purpose adapters (USB to UART, JTAG, ...) which probably can better solve specific task because their are: more stable, simpler, more powerful, faster, more stable, cheaper, or more available. | ||
| + | Thus the BusVoodoo is a good choice to start with, but if you want better performances switch to a device designed for each particular task. | ||
| === not community driven: === | === not community driven: === | ||