Honored ContributorI have a Altera DE2 board with a Cyclone II FPGA on it. I"m working a project that would benefit from being able to write to a USB Thumb Drive. The board has a USB host port available. However I am unable to figure out how to gain access to this device or find a component that would allow me to access the Thumb Drive. Has anyone worked with this before and could offer some advice.
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--- Quote End --- Hi , wenninra You can try out "http://nioswiki.jot.com/WikiHome/OperatingSystems/UsbHost", I used thumb USB testing the "UsbHost" (USB ISP1362 driver) , that it can be able to access, so it's ok. Regards Faye
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you can try out "http://nioswiki.jot.com/wikihome/operatingsystems/usbhost", i used thumb usb testing the "usbhost" (usb isp1362 driver) , that it can be able to access, so it's ok.
regards
faye
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--- Quote End --- This could work but inorder to do so I would have to run uCLinix if I'm not mistaken here. I was looking to see if anyone had ever built a component that could just be added using the SOPC builder and possible a driver that would go along with that.
Honored ContributorHi, I've used usb testing software (http://www.jungo.com/usbtester_usb_testing_software.html) in the past to do just that ,
it's useful for usb testing (http://www.jungo.com/usbtester_usb_testing_software.html)Honored ContributorI am also trying to do the same using sopc. Can you please guide me. Note that I am new to fpga.
