Yes. A little hack can work.
This is an example of disabling mass storage mode of usb.
You can build your kernel with mass storage support as "module" instead
of "built-in". That will generate usb-storage.ko driver. And will get
installed at /system/lib/modules/
Now if you want to disable the mass storage support of usb, move this
usb-storage.ko to some other location and so system wont fine the driver
and will fail to enable the usb mass storage support. To enable the
same, move back the usb-storage.ko driver at original location i.e.
/system/lib/modules/
Do the same with other usb functionality.
Regards,
Pratik
On Monday 21 March 2011 11:59 AM, Luiz Felipe Puccinelli Glingani wrote:
Is it possible to stop/disable the USB port programmatically ?
Thanks,
Luiz
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