Hi,
Dan Williams:
> > Qualcom did this right and only asked to expose the single port to
> > Linux. It uses usbfs and libusb to dump data to the other ports if
> > needed.
>
> Only if Qualcomm provides documentation for their protocols on the other
> ports. Do we have that?
>
AFAIK all the debugging and whatnot ports of all of these devices use
undocumented protocols (only available under NDA, if you can demonstrate
a very good reason why you need the stuff).
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