On Mon, 20 Mar 2006 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi, > > i've done some Google-search yet i haven't found something about this > issue. Probably the following has to be implemented in the kernel: > Wouldn't it be possible to use a linux box as an external usb device for > another computer? One would have to modify an existing usb cable in a way, > that no shortage occurs and trick the chip in the linux box to respond to > the other computer as a usb device. > With a solution like that one could use an old computer as an ordinary > external usb-case with lot's of space and different independent looking > devices. The whole solution ideally would be transparent, allowing > different operating systems to work with this kind of solution. > I'm no experienced user with mailing-lists and the opensource-developer > community. Hopefully the mailing list is the right kind of place to post a > proposition like that.
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