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Subject: USB device sharing questions
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I have a couple of questions about USB usage.  They're sort of 'basic
USB' questions; but I'm asking here because I'm particularly interested
in what FreeBSD supports (as of 3.3R).

1.  Can you connect more than one host to a single USB hub to share
    printers or other peripherals?

2.  If so, how are input devices handled in that situation?  (Keyboard,
    mouse, modem, etc.)


Thanks,
-Pat


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