bigkahuna

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Posted: Nov. 12 2008,11:18 |
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I've got a bit of an unusual project that I need some help with. I have a number of USB devices (1 webcam, 1 GPS, and 2 machine controllers) that I want to access remotely (these will be used in a robot). I've looked at using a USB extender, but for the same amount of money I can get a mini-ITX board computer so that got me thinking. Why not us Linux on a mini-ITX as a USB server? Is this even possible with DSL? I know I can share drives over a network but can I share USB devices? I'm a bit of a noob when it comes to networking and haven't done much with Linux or DSL in a long time, any advice is appreciated. Thanks!
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