Hi,
Im not familiar with USB Tethering.
I have custom device which is connected to another by serial wire.
I would like if there any chances to improve stability, and performance of this connection, by replaicing it by USB tethering.
This is my solution:
|1 DEVICE|<=>FTDI<=>SERIAL<=>FTDI<=>|2 DEVICE|
To my device this serial is connected thru FTDI.
I have USB port (/dev/ttyUSB_N for example) in my system which is responsible for this type of connection.
Im using PPPD and L2TP to make it possible to bridge this connection with normal ETH.
I have usb0 interface in my system.
Is it possible to tell usb0 to use /dev/ttyUSB_N ?
usb0 is able to use bridge without PPPD and L2TP.
Best regards,
Toxic
What progress have you made on this issue?
I would suspect that you should connect to the FTDI site and view their software/drivers/samples there is a wealth of info regarding serial communication via a USB-to-serial adapter.
I myself have been working on a similar problem. I am running Android R10.4 (Android 2.3.7) and trying to get serial over USB working (via an FTDI USB-to-serial adapter). So far it appears FTDI has many pieces but they primarily target Android 3.1/3.2 and above.
If you're running Android perhaps we are working down a similar path...
Mike