> > Is there any way to access the A end B data pins
> > of a USB port? Just like we do with the printer port?
>
> Why ever would you want to do that? It just cannot be done with standard
> hardware.

An engineers gotta do what an engineers gotta do (or gotta try anyway).
Consider - why would anyone want to use a perfectly good printer port for
anything except driving a printer ?

The idea of having a bus (potentially) capable of hundreds of Mbps under
one's direct control sounds very exciting. Need there be a better reason
than that? :-).


        RM

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