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The Debugging Savior for STM32! Lost 80,000 Due to Chip Damage? J-Link Breakpoints + CubeMonitor Real-Time Tracking, Locating Bugs 10 Times Faster!

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The Debugging Savior for STM32! Lost 80,000 Due to Chip Damage? J-Link Breakpoints + CubeMonitor Real-Time Tracking, Locating Bugs 10 Times Faster!

Project Background: A “Random Crash” Bug Caused the Loss of Over 200 Chips, Exceeding 80,000 At that time, we were developing a motor control board based on STM32F407. After mass production and programming, we found that: Some boards were unresponsive after startup Some crashed after running for a while without restarting or output Some got … Read more

Controversy | Which is Better for Building RAC on Virtualization Platforms: RDM Raw Disk Mapping or VMFS?

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Controversy | Which is Better for Building RAC on Virtualization Platforms: RDM Raw Disk Mapping or VMFS?

From discussions within the twt community, we welcome more peers to join the conversation. What are the pros and cons of using RDM raw disk mapping versus VMFS for storage? If building a database RAC on a virtualization platform with shared storage, what are the pros and cons of using RDM raw disk mapping versus … Read more

Understanding 0trace: The First Tool in Kali

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Understanding 0trace: The First Tool in Kali

0x00->Overview On the official Kali website, the introduction to 0trace states: “This package is a routing tracing tool that can run on existing open TCP connections, allowing it to easily bypass certain types of stateful packet filters.” This tool is pre-installed in the Kali system. In Linux systems, it can be obtained using the command: … Read more