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Old 12-28-2020, 01:49 PM   #4
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Kindles and Kobos aren't USB peripherals by themselves

The both use the g_mass_storage (or composite maybe?) gadget driver in the Linux USB subsystem. They expect a USB host on the other side.

Probably it is doable given your phone acts as an OTG A-device when you attach an usb memory stick. You need to check that your phone is supplying enough power on the Vbus pin (+5V) to your kindle and yet enters in host mode. Some OTG A capable devices deliver power to a certain degree (which is fine to charge the other end) but then fail to enter USB host mode.

Maybe you can try with an external powered USB OTG adapter
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