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Originally Posted by knc1
Which is exactly what you want to do here. 
Computer B (has USB device connected to it) - through a bunch of hoops, the kernel on B is faking a USB device with the storage area of /mnt/us (or, rather, its lowest level layer of /mnt/us).
Then, at the other end of the network connection - over any type of networking - is computer A ...
Which has to do the same as with any USB storage device connected to it - mount it into the file system. |
So I was thinking about it even being possible to use USBIP over wireless. I don't see how, as I think that is not how this works. I could share a USB device connected to my host with the Kindle (assuming I could compile the needed modules). How could the Kindle get mounted? I'm just trying to wrap my brain around it... Any ideas?