> -how does one set things up on the device side? the device has to run in
> slave mode, if i am correctly informed, but i haven't been able to find
> anything that quite cries out how to do that.
So far there are no conventions for how to do that, but see:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=lin
I think there are some drivers for slave controllers;
" USB Devices can also have Linux inside, using a "Device Controller"
driver. One example may be familiar: some pocket PCs use SA-11x0 ARM-based
CPUs, which integrate a USB device controller. The Linux distribution
hosted at handhelds.org i
Host controllers and slave controllers are _very_ different beasts.
While there are only a few standards for host controllers, there are no
standards for slave controllers.
You _could_ use a host controller and a usbnet device, if you wanted the
most turnkey solution otherwise, you'll have t
(sorry if this is a bad place to ask about this stuff)
i'm trying to put together an embedded device that will connect via USB to
a host computer to allow some realtime offboard audio processing.
my current plan is to do this with a SBC running linux, with a couple pc104
sound cards slapped on
