Both in a way. Bus Pirate, both the hardware and the software, is completely open source. It's not the same version, things are different, but it's largely inspired by it.
However, the entire implementation is new, it's not a copy
However, the entire implementation is new, it's not a copy
Tomorrow I'm going to make one based on pi pico, and I want to sell them. But I have 2 problems:
1 I suck at embedded code and electronics design so my product barely works. It isn't reliable, accurate, or safe for the device under test.
2 there are already a ton of cheap mcu logic analyser projects and products...
How can I get mine to be popular instantly despite those problems? I'll just use someone else's popular recognized and well-regarded name that they earned the hard way. I'll call it the "Flipper Bus Pirate". This is totally ok because "Flipper Bus Pirate" is not "Bus Pirate" and it's also not "Flipper Zero". I don't understand why you are yelling at me.