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06-24-2008	#1 (permalink)
prithvi.rg Just Joined! Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1	USB forwarding Hello All, I have built a custom board with a 200 MHZ ARM processor and am running 2.4 kernel. The board has 2 USB host ports and 1 USB device. Can I use a host and device combination to perform USB forwarding ? My application requires me to sniff a USB port from outside. I should be able to collect data from a USB memory stick through the host on my board and then log the data and forward the same through the USB device on my board? So effectively I want to be a bridge and as well sniff the data. Is this possible or is there any readily available software? Please help Regards Prithvi

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