Monday, June 15, 2015

linux - Server acting as USB Client mass-storage device

What would I need to do to convince an average desktop Linux computer (any flavour, let's say i686) to serve a folder as if it were a mass storage device over USB?


ie: I configure the desktop (with, I'm assuming, a USB Host device) and put my holiday snaps in /mnt/fake_drive. I plug a suitable USB cable from my USB Host device into my TV's USB port. My TV recognises a Mass Storage device has been plugged in and starts reading the images on that device, which are actually being delivered by the desktop from /mnt/fake_drive.


Is this possible?


(I should be clear, I'm aware I can share data over a network, I specifically want to fake a USB mass storage link)

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