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Hello,
I want to connect arduino to Openwrt (MR3040) USB port.
I want to be able to send data from my progrm running on OpenWRT, to my other program running on arduino over, USB.
Which openWRT USB driver do I pick when I do "make menuconfig"?
I already have "libusb-1.0", "kmod-usb-acm", and "kmod-usb-ohci", and "kmos-usb2" selected.
Also how do I do communucation from my C program on OpenWRT to the Arduino?
Thanks
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Also how do I do communucation from my C program on OpenWRT to the Arduino?
This is the question, that you need to answer first. I'm not into Arduino, I just know that they are based on Atmel controllers.
So, basically you need to design you Arduino first, meaning: does it have built-in USB support? Or do you plan on bit-bang USB using two GPIOs? Or do you want to use the serial port and use a USB-serial interface? So, in conclusion, you have the options of communication via serial or HID (avrusb is popular for that).
There are lots of hits if you search the forum, for example:
https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=44397
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