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Hi, is there a way to run two USB sticks through USB hub and switch between them?
I'd like to use one USB as a real one, and the second is from RPI Zero W OTG port for remote file sharing.
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I can see potential benefits in workflow if this where possible.
Having a USB driver on the RPi or other host computer emulating a memory stick could that be a sensible way to make something like this work? I.e. the host computer only function as a pass through device for the FF to the shared memory stick?
I can see potential benefits in workflow if this where possible.
Having a USB driver on the RPi or other host computer emulating a memory stick could that be a sensible way to make something like this work? I.e. the host computer only function as a pass through device for the FF to the shared memory stick?
That's exactly the idea. Especially considering the cost of Zero W. But I don't want to use it as a single image provider, due to a lag in the startup. Using two FF drives is the only option now.
Hi, is there a way to run two USB sticks through USB hub and switch between them?
I'd like to use one USB as a real one, and the second is from RPI Zero W OTG port for remote file sharing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: