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Well, that depends on the protocol being negotiated and the connectors and devices on either end, of course. Having just one or two methods of protocol negotiat
by makomk 10y ago
Well, that depends on the protocol being negotiated and the connectors and devices on either end, of course. Having just one or two methods of protocol negotiation would be too simple.
- LeanderK 10y agoWell, i would expect that. But how is the detection done? i don't think USB was designed with an alternate mode/thunderbolt in mind. I would expect some tricky solution to play nice with legacy USB-devices, or not?
- makomk 10y agoI think legacy USB 2 has dedicated pins and devices are expected to deal with all of the old legacy signalling methods in addition to the new ones.