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# Logic Notes
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Practical notes on logic-analyzer tooling for embedded debugging on Linux.
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## What this repo captures
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This repository documents one real Arch Linux session focused on:
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- setting up a logic-analyzer software stack quickly
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- running a hardware-free demo
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- evaluating a Chinese-friendly fallback GUI
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- removing everything cleanly after the session
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## Recommended default stack
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For a Linux machine, the clean default is:
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- `PulseView` for the GUI
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- `sigrok-cli` for scripted capture and demos
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- `sigrok-firmware-fx2lafw` for common FX2-based analyzers
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## Chinese-friendly fallback
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If Chinese UI and Chinese-facing materials matter, `DSView` is the stronger fallback. It is based on the sigrok ecosystem, but in this session it required extra care on modern Arch Linux.
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## Read the full notes
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- [Arch Linux logic-analyzer session notes](./docs/arch-linux-logic-analyzer-session.md)
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- [Practical field manual](./docs/practical-field-manual.md)
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## Audience
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This repo is written for embedded engineers, workshop hosts, and anyone preparing a live sharing session on logic-analyzer tooling.
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