Bootable WPAN

Well i knew that this port which is usb is nonbootable, and i bought a double microsd to pcie adapter and was non bootable.

Then i bought a double usb to pcie..
http://www.ebay.de/itm/261745116903?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

And this is bootable in the port, so now i can have 2 usb ports, and one i use it with a live distribution.

So thisi is bootable. it has a FE1.1s CHIP, probably this is what make it bootable.

 

SORRY, I made a mistake, was the WPAN (BT) pcie port, i dont know how to change the title of thread. change wwan to WPAN

 

I fixed it for you.

I might have to try that in my M18xR2. I've always wanted that to be bootable, but it was not with the single USB port card I bought ( like this one). Thanks for sharing this. Would be perfect for having a DOS bootable USB flash drive permanently installed inside of the chassis, which is what I was hoping to accomplish before... would be great for vBIOS flashing, etc.

 

Yes this is what i wanted, a bootable usb flash drive with a live linux or a recovery like hirens or active boot disk, now with this one is posible. I remember that i read this from you posting it that was not bootable but to keep data was good, i bought the double micro sd, and saw this double usb and for 10 eu was not much to give it a try. And it worked. =)

USB HID API
There are two levels of APIs related to USB HID: the USB level and the operating system level. At the USB level, there is a protocol for devices to announce their capabilities and the operating system to parse the data it gets. The operating system then offers a higher-level view to applications, which do not need to include support for individual devices but for classes of devices.

With the FE1.1s IC this one answer for a full readable usb hid. While the others, like the single usb, and the dual micro sd, just make for a supported usb port with no identification.

 

Awesome information. Thanks!