Re: two USB slave:Interface



Davy <zhushenli@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I want to transfer data stream from one USB slave chip to another USB
> slave chip(single direction).

Won't work.

USB is a strictly host-centric protocol. One consequence of that is
that devices never talk to each other --- all communication *must* be
with the host (optionally through a couple layers of hubs). Unless
those USB devices are actually on-the-go" devices (quite rare things,
those), what you want to do is impossible.

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