EMAC OE USB Gadget Connections - Revision history

Bserrano at 20:07, 10 April 2014

2014-04-10T20:07:26Z

Bserrano at 20:02, 10 April 2014

2014-04-10T20:02:09Z

Bserrano at 21:18, 6 March 2014

2014-03-06T21:18:54Z

Bserrano at 20:48, 6 March 2014

2014-03-06T20:48:58Z

Kyoungmeyer: /* Other USB Gadget Connections */

2014-01-02T18:52:31Z

‎Other USB Gadget Connections

Kyoungmeyer at 01:32, 11 December 2013

2013-12-11T01:32:29Z

Kyoungmeyer: marked complete

2013-12-11T01:32:05Z

marked complete

Mwelling at 15:32, 10 December 2013

2013-12-10T15:32:29Z

Mdean: Approved for Final Draft

2013-12-10T04:12:19Z

Approved for Final Draft

Mdean: /* Login Terminal */ Added link and note.

2013-12-10T04:11:18Z

‎Login Terminal: Added link and note.

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 |titlemode=append
 |keywords=USB Connections,Device Configuration,Host Configuration,CDC ACM
-|description=Your meta description
+|description=This page covers the process of establishing a connection using the Gadget Ethernet and Serial drivers.
 }}
 Many of EMAC's ARM based products provide the capability of using them as USB devices via a USB cable. The USB connection can be used for communication or USB device emulation. This can be especially useful in situations when Ethernet or serial connection is not readily available. For instance, field updates can be performed on a device without interrupting possibly critical Ethernet or serial communications.

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		+	{{#seo:
		+	\|title=EMAC OE USB Gadget Connections
		+	\|titlemode=append
		+	\|keywords=USB Connections,Device Configuration,Host Configuration,CDC ACM
		+	\|description=Your meta description
		+	}}
	Many of EMAC's ARM based products provide the capability of using them as USB devices via a USB cable. The USB connection can be used for communication or USB device emulation. This can be especially useful in situations when Ethernet or serial connection is not readily available. For instance, field updates can be performed on a device without interrupting possibly critical Ethernet or serial communications.		Many of EMAC's ARM based products provide the capability of using them as USB devices via a USB cable. The USB connection can be used for communication or USB device emulation. This can be especially useful in situations when Ethernet or serial connection is not readily available. For instance, field updates can be performed on a device without interrupting possibly critical Ethernet or serial communications.

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	Many of EMAC's ARM based products provide the capability of using them as USB devices via a USB cable. The USB connection can be used for communication or USB device emulation. This can be especially useful in situations when Ethernet or serial connection is not readily available. For instance, field updates can be performed on a device without interrupting possibly critical Ethernet or serial communications.		Many of EMAC's ARM based products provide the capability of using them as USB devices via a USB cable. The USB connection can be used for communication or USB device emulation. This can be especially useful in situations when Ethernet or serial connection is not readily available. For instance, field updates can be performed on a device without interrupting possibly critical Ethernet or serial communications.

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	Many of EMAC's ARM based products provide the capability of using them as USB devices via a USB cable. The USB connection can be used for communication or USB device emulation. This can be especially useful in situations when Ethernet or serial connection is not readily available. For instance, field updates can be performed on a device without interrupting possibly critical Ethernet or serial communications.		Many of EMAC's ARM based products provide the capability of using them as USB devices via a USB cable. The USB connection can be used for communication or USB device emulation. This can be especially useful in situations when Ethernet or serial connection is not readily available. For instance, field updates can be performed on a device without interrupting possibly critical Ethernet or serial communications.

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 Several other USB gadget drivers are available, including MIDI, printer, and file storage. See the [http://linux-usb.org/gadget Linux USB Project] and the kernel source for your target device for more information.
-[[Category:Linux]]
+<!--[[Category:Linux]]
-[[Category:OpenEmbedded]]
+[[Category:OpenEmbedded]]-->

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	Many of EMAC's ARM based products provide the capability of using them as USB devices via a USB cable. The USB connection can be used for communication or USB device emulation. This can be especially useful in situations when Ethernet or serial connection is not readily available. For instance, field updates can be performed on a device without interrupting possibly critical Ethernet or serial communications.		Many of EMAC's ARM based products provide the capability of using them as USB devices via a USB cable. The USB connection can be used for communication or USB device emulation. This can be especially useful in situations when Ethernet or serial connection is not readily available. For instance, field updates can be performed on a device without interrupting possibly critical Ethernet or serial communications.

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 # Reboot the board and verify that you can log in to the system through the USB device interface.
-'''NOTE:''' ''For a detailed explanation regarding the syntax for the line which starts the <code>getty</code>, please see [http://www.tldp.org/LDP/sag/html/config-init.html this page].  This can be useful for configuring custom applications to run on a serial port, as well.''
+{{mbox | type=caution | text = For a detailed explanation regarding the syntax for the line which starts the <code>getty</code>, please see [http://www.tldp.org/LDP/sag/html/config-init.html this page].  This page can be useful for configuring custom applications to run on a serial port, as well. }}
 Below is an example /etc/inittab with the entry for ttyGS0:

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	Many of EMAC's ARM based products provide the capability of using them as USB devices via a USB cable. The USB connection can be used for communication or USB device emulation. This can be especially useful in situations when Ethernet or serial connection is not readily available. For instance, field updates can be performed on a device without interrupting possibly critical Ethernet or serial communications.		Many of EMAC's ARM based products provide the capability of using them as USB devices via a USB cable. The USB connection can be used for communication or USB device emulation. This can be especially useful in situations when Ethernet or serial connection is not readily available. For instance, field updates can be performed on a device without interrupting possibly critical Ethernet or serial communications.