today I've reached USB host support for OTG and USB Host2 port too!
This was done adapting and correcting the Daniel Mack
Wait some more for a deep description on changes :p
Bye!
Alberto!
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Hi!
RispondiEliminaDo I understand you right? You can use a Android Device (g1?) as usb host?
greetz jogi