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Hi !

I'm not sure how to ask this question, but, is there a way to make a USB=20
port behaves like an interface device ?
I mean, is there some kind of usb-net driver that I could use so I could=20
connect to anothr plugged-in USB device (like a pocket pc) using TCP/IP=20
?
Under Windows, I use the "Bahia" driver allowing TCP/IP over USB=20
communication between a Windows host and a Linux handheld based.

Thanks for your help.

Regards.

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