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I assume the answer is no, but can my program (running on a Windows PC) be anything other than the USB host? I'd like to emulate a device, like a mass storage device, and connect to another machine running as a host. So far the answer seems to be "no you can't, not without rewriting your OS's USB drivers." |
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mcuee
Sep 17, 2023
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No you cannot. pyusb is based on libusb, and libusb only works in the host side. You can look at Linux specific libraries like the following, from the author of python-libusb1. |
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No you cannot. pyusb is based on libusb, and libusb only works in the host side.
You can look at Linux specific libraries like the following, from the author of python-libusb1.
https://github.com/vpelletier/python-functionfs