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= Wireless USB =
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Provided a usb device over a network for another device
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Best done with a [[raspberry_pi|Raspberry pi]]
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== Steps ==
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First you'll want a working pi with an internet connection. Be sure its
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updated
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1) sudo apt-get install usbip
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- This is the actual kernel module that will be doing the heavy lifting
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2) sudo modprobe usbip_host
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- load the module into the kernel
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3) now edit your modules file to add usbip on boot
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{{{
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#file: /etc/modules
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usbip_host
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}}}
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4) Find the device you want to share (lsusb). Keep this in mind
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5) usbip list -p -l
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- This will list all the usb devices in a way usbip can understand. Find the
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matching busid from above for your device
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6) usbip bind --busid=<BUSID>
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- Will bind the usb device to usbip
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7) sudo usbipd
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- Starts the usbip daemon. Will display what it is listening on
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8) On the client machine, install usbip as well.
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9) sudo modprobe vhci-hcd
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- Load the module for networked usb
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- Be sure that you have USB/IP support enabled compiled into your kernel
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10) (Optional) /etc/modules
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- Same as the pi
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11) sudo usbip attach -r <PI_IP> -b <BUSID>
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- Binds the usb device
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And thats it! It should work now. This doesn't have to be with a raspberry pi
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it can be with any device
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[[index]]
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