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university:tools:pluto:usb_otg_host_function_support [05 Jul 2017 11:42] – [Wired USB Ethernet Support] Michael Hennerichuniversity:tools:pluto:usb_otg_host_function_support [19 Aug 2019 19:49] – [Mass Storage Drive Support] Robin Getz
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 Many cheap and widely available modules will work - If you need a recommendation. The models listed below have been tested:  Many cheap and widely available modules will work - If you need a recommendation. The models listed below have been tested: 
   * TP-Link TL-WN725N Nano WLAN   * TP-Link TL-WN725N Nano WLAN
 +  * Cisco WUSB600N V2
  
-=== USB Wired Ethernet Support ===+===== USB Wired Ethernet Support =====
  
 If you want to integrate the PlutoSDR or M2k into a wired Ethernet network directly, without PC in between. Use a wired USB Ethernet adapter. If you want to integrate the PlutoSDR or M2k into a wired Ethernet network directly, without PC in between. Use a wired USB Ethernet adapter.
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 PlutoSDR or M2k allows in [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB_On-The-Go|OTG]] Host mode the attachment of USB Mass Storage Devices. PlutoSDR or M2k allows in [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB_On-The-Go|OTG]] Host mode the attachment of USB Mass Storage Devices.
-The supported file system is currently [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_Allocation_Table|FAT/FAT32]] only. Kernel Hotplug mechanisms are used to automount the available partitions under /media. Once the storage is mounted the LED1 will stay constantly ON. Upon storage removal the media is un-mounted and the **LED1** will resume its heartbeat flash. There is also a save unmount functionality implemented using the hidden button. If pressed while a media is mounted the media is unmounted and the **LED1** will also resume to heartbeat flash.+The supported file system is currently [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_Allocation_Table|FAT/FAT32]] only. Kernel Hotplug mechanisms are used to automount the available partitions under /media. Once the storage is mounted the LED1 will stay constantly ON. Upon storage removal the media is un-mounted and the **LED1** will resume its heartbeat flash. There is also a save unmount functionality implemented using the [[./hacking/hardware#connectors|hidden button]]. If pressed while a media is mounted the media is unmounted and the **LED1** will also resume to heartbeat flash.
  
 Someone may ask what’s the purpose of the USB Mass Storage Device Support? Someone may ask what’s the purpose of the USB Mass Storage Device Support?
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 ==== Auto Run Support ==== ==== Auto Run Support ====
  
-After mounting the attached storage the filesystem root is scanned for files named ''runme[XX][.sh]''. Where XX is optimal or can be any decimal numbers starting from 0..99. The number defines the sequence in which the scripts or executables are executed. If the file extension is ''.sh'' the shell script is sourced for speed. If no ''.sh'' extension a subprocess is forked.  +After mounting the attached storage the filesystem root is scanned for files named ''runme[XX][.sh]''. Where XX is optional or can be any decimal numbers starting from 0..99. The number defines the sequence in which the scripts or executables are executed. If the file extension is ''.sh'' the shell script is sourced for speed. If no ''.sh'' extension a subprocess is forked.  
  
        
  
university/tools/pluto/usb_otg_host_function_support.txt · Last modified: 27 Jan 2021 22:37 by Robin Getz

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