Re: [iPAQ] iPAQ and USB

> No, I mean a pure encapsulation, like IP-IP encapsulation. The
> "master" would look for an iPAQ, and ask it for data. When the
> "master" got the data, it would send it out as a command on the USB.
> The return packet would go back to the iPAQ, encapsulated as a write
> data packet.

I suppose that could work, but I don't see why it would be preferable to just
having the iPAQ on the network (probably via USB). Then you could remote the
display and keyboard from the desktop. If you were disconnected, then there
wouldn't be any way to talk to USB devices anyway, so it doesn't get any
additional functionality that I can see.

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