Thread: USB host mode hacking
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Old 07-06-2010, 11:32 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by scotsman View Post
However, none of these actions produces any effect (no voltage on USB port, no network device detected if I try to ifup the usbnet connection from my laptop). Thus I suspect that the USB port thus accessed is the one that is NOT connected to the mini USB connector of the device
Didn't they say before that the mini USB connector is physically limited to peripheral mode only? IE, even if you activate host mode, it's not wired to carry a 5V signal.
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