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Making a signal analyzer from a spectrum analyzer, is the title now

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Did anybody try to put any version of ADS in any type of new generations vector or signal analyzer instrument like CXA N9000 or anything similar? My intention is to make actual image of CXA N9000 operating system, and put it in virtual machine, like vmware is, then run that workstation on a host computer (CXA N9000), and then install ADS. At that point, I can revert CXA N9000 in previous state, if anything goes wrong. I have never using ADS in any kind of instruments, and I dont know how useful instrument can become by having ADS. Ofcourse, I could install ADS directly on actual configuration, but for SOME reason I cant. So, is my cunning plan claver enough, and is it worthy enough?
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