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Systems that have a USB device port can be connected to a PC or other system through a USB host port. A USB cable will need to be connected between the USB device port on the board and a USB host port on the other system. This page covers the process of establishing a connection using the gadget Ethernet driver and several of the available USB gadget function drivers. More information regarding the USB Gadget drivers for Linux can be found at the [http://linux-usb.org/gadget Linux USB Project]. | Systems that have a USB device port can be connected to a PC or other system through a USB host port. A USB cable will need to be connected between the USB device port on the board and a USB host port on the other system. This page covers the process of establishing a connection using the gadget Ethernet driver and several of the available USB gadget function drivers. More information regarding the USB Gadget drivers for Linux can be found at the [http://linux-usb.org/gadget Linux USB Project]. | ||
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| + | The USB Gadget Ethernet driver allows a device to enumerate and communicate as an Ethernet device over the USB link. | ||
Revision as of 07:17, 26 March 2013
Systems that have a USB device port can be connected to a PC or other system through a USB host port. A USB cable will need to be connected between the USB device port on the board and a USB host port on the other system. This page covers the process of establishing a connection using the gadget Ethernet driver and several of the available USB gadget function drivers. More information regarding the USB Gadget drivers for Linux can be found at the Linux USB Project.
USB Gadget Ethernet
The USB Gadget Ethernet driver allows a device to enumerate and communicate as an Ethernet device over the USB link.
