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How would I go around using a file to emulate a USB-stick instead of a folder?
For example if I wanted to use my raspberry to store multiple OS boot disks, I could just change the file and use it to boot another PC (doesn't need to be necessarily a file, could be a folder too, as long it is mapped to the / of the USB stick and is capable of booting from it). Is that possible in any way? I've done this using an Android device before.
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USB-sticks don't use MTP protocol. And you can already emulate mass storage / usb stick with the current kernels. You can use the "g_mass_storage" module for this :
How would I go around using a file to emulate a USB-stick instead of a folder?
For example if I wanted to use my raspberry to store multiple OS boot disks, I could just change the file and use it to boot another PC (doesn't need to be necessarily a file, could be a folder too, as long it is mapped to the / of the USB stick and is capable of booting from it). Is that possible in any way? I've done this using an Android device before.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: