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Linux USB gadget configured through configfs

I have successfully configured USB On-The-Go (OTG) on an STM32 MPU (Linux) to support both Abstract Control Model (ACM) and Human Interface Device (HID) protocols. I utilized the ...
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Stream MP4 file over usb

I have an embedded system running a custom distro built using Yocto. Later down the line, I will have a usb camera plugged into the system, but for not I would like to use a .mp4 file as a "dummy&...
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Find out number of available USB endpoints

I am running Linux on an embedded system. The SoC of the system has a USB 2.0 port, and the datasheet claims that there are 8 endpoints available. Is there any way I can verify this in software? ...
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RB5 linux system cannot use ssh to connect V2X with the serial port

I have a V2X module, and I cannot it to linux/window PC with USB. Then using the command ssh [email protected], and entrance the v2x module.root@autotalks:~# However, when i used the RB5, the ssh root@...
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USB device shows nothing in dmesg when connected, disables port

I have an embedded linux USB host which refuses to detect a number of my USB devices. The host is running Ubutun 20.04LTS Nothing shows up in dmesg during a failed detection and afterward the USB port ...
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How to get more details on irq process in top?

I have irq/21-xhci-hcd displayed as the process consuming 90% CPU on top. There was also a lot of CPU time spent on servicing software interrupts (si). This is on embedded Linux. Does this mean that ...
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Shell/tty Access via USB or Bluetooth?

Overview I am in the process of reverse engineering the software on my Infiniti Q50 head unit, and I am trying to figure out the best way to get shell access. I have pulled the image off of the ...
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Why isn't the USB device being enumerated correctly after reset?

I have an embedded Linux device connected to a Sierra Wireless WP7610. The WP7610 has three USB serial ports which are enumerated as 0, 1 and 2. This is fine until the WP7610 resets, for instance by ...
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Unable to set USB gadget device class and protocol

I'm unable to successfully set the bDeviceClass, bDeviceProtocol, or bDeviceSubClass when configuring a device as an RNDIS gadget in /sys/kernel/config/usb_gadget/g1. I'm configuring the gadget with ...
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PocketBeagle enable com port on usb0

I'm attempting to configure a pocketbeagle running bone-debian9.9. Kernel version is 4.14.108-ti-r113. The board has a Micro USB port with the following functions: rndis, acm, ecm, and mass_storage. ...
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udev and kernel show no events from usb devices

I run embedded linux on a zedboard-like platform. I need to create udev rules for some various devices that will be plugged into it. I have gadgetfs and configfs on in the kernel and I've built them ...
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Embedded linux - USB framebuffer device mounting

I have a embedded system which consists of a usb framebuffer display, and a customized embedded linux (3.10.59) box running Busybox (1.21.1). There is software running a application which utilizes ...
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Required kernel modules / configuration for OTG host on OMAP3 based device

I'm trying to figure out what kernel modules that I need to load in order correctly configure an TI OMAP3 based device (DM3730) as a USB host via the on-chip OTG controller. Without loading any ...
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Configure Linux system as an OTG device

I'm wondering if it's possible to make a Linux system appear like an USB peripheral. Like smartphones which can switch from master to slave depending on the device they are connected to, I would like ...
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CDC-ACM driver returning garbage data

I'm trying to connect a u-Blox USB GPS device to an embedded (armel) Linux 2.6.32 system based on BusyBox. The device has a native CDC ACM USB interface. The system didn't come with cdc_acm, so I ...
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