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Gadget not visible from amp / linux box #22
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Hi, What's rpi should be visible in lsusb (keep in mind usb gadget is active only while /dev/iap0 is open) Some ideas:
https://learn.adafruit.com/turning-your-raspberry-pi-zero-into-a-usb-gadget/overview |
Thank you for your answer. Here is my dmesg output:
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Check if you have |
@oandrew after testing with different cables and simple g_ether or g_serial gadget drivers, I came to the conclusion there should be some hw issue. I am waiting for new rpi0 and then will update this issue |
Hi Jean Did you ever get ipod gadget to work? I'm not getting the device file after loading the kernel modules [94002.524086] ipod-gadget: init I'm trying to use it with a AVR-X2300W amp. Is there some USB/kernel config option I should know about that should probably be mentioned in the readme to enable USB OTG or something? I'm running Ubuntu 20.04 amd64 so its not a DTB issue. |
Hi,
First, thanks for this nice piece of code.
I could compile, install, insmod g_ipod modules.
/dev/iap0
is showing up andipod
command can connect to it.However, on my linux laptop, I can not see the rpi0 with
lsusb
. I have also tried with a Denon AVR-X1200W amp and the rpi0 is not detected,ipod
trace does not show any command.Is it normal
lsusb
does not show any device with the product_id ? What may be wrong ?My config:
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