On Mon, 2002-11-04 at 13:33, John Marshall wrote: > We are looking to use an embedded PC (Via Eden) main board in a > peripheral, using Linux as the OS. All the USB doc that I find refers to > USB as a host device. The previous version of this device used Motorloa > ColdFire processors, and a propietary OS. This iteration will use a PCI > card and the Eden board which we hope to boot from a DOC. The snag I > keep hitting is the USB 'driver' to use this board as a peipheral, > connected to a host PC via USB. Am I not looking in the right place, or > is this just not possible ?
USB host and device have different hardware. If you have the host hardware (a host controller), connect two hosts with a host-to-host cable. If you have one host and another (your board) as a device, then implement the required device functions in the firmware. This is more complicated, and I am unsure if this applies to your case. Dmitri
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