Some days ago I thought about using a Linux-Distribution from an USB-Stick, not a Live-System – instead installing a Distro on a Stick. USB 3.0 performs quite decent and USB-Sticks >= 32GB are quite cheap. But does installing a Linux-Distro from the Install-Live-Stick to an empty Stick really work (and boot) ?
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Composite USB Gadgets on the Raspberry Pi Zero
original by jsmith7342, cc by-sa, others cc0/PD
Hi, Hackaday! 😀
Want your Pi Zero to emulate a keyboard, ethernet adapter, serial device, mass storage, and many more at the same time? This tutorial is for you!
The Pi Zero is all the rage – and I too am working on a Zero-based project.
[LadyAda] and [gbaman] both have written tutorials on the old series of drivers, g_{hid,ether,serial,*}. Those are not flexible at all, only allow for one loaded at each time and in case of the hid-gadget even require you to modify and recompile the kernel module.
LibComposite solves those problems by putting the configuration into userland (ConfigFS).
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