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==Supported USB Devices by imx6_dhcom_defconfig== | |||
* WLAN USB stick EDIMAX N150 | |||
* Ethernet adapter DELOCK 61147 (Adapter USB2.0 > LAN10/100Mb/s) | |||
* Atmel USB maXTouch | |||
* COM-port of Cypress CY7C65215 (USB Modem CDC ACM Support) | |||
* USB to serial adpater | |||
** FTDI Chips | |||
** CP210x UART bridges | |||
** GSM and CDMA modems (option) | |||
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* [[ USB Gadget Serial Driver | USB Gadget Serial Driver ]] | * [[ USB Gadget Serial Driver | USB Gadget Serial Driver ]] | ||
* [[ USB Gadget | * [[ USB Mass Storage Gadget (or MSG) | USB Mass Storage Gadget (or MSG) ]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:44, 1 December 2016
On this page you can find a collection of additional content about some linux kernel features. Have a look at the subpages to get information about how to enable and use this features. In the most cases we provide you a step by step guide.
Supported USB Devices by imx6_dhcom_defconfig
- WLAN USB stick EDIMAX N150
- Ethernet adapter DELOCK 61147 (Adapter USB2.0 > LAN10/100Mb/s)
- Atmel USB maXTouch
- COM-port of Cypress CY7C65215 (USB Modem CDC ACM Support)
- USB to serial adpater
- FTDI Chips
- CP210x UART bridges
- GSM and CDMA modems (option)
USB Gadget Driver
With the USB Gadget feature you can use the USB-OTG port to let the board work in USB slave mode.
