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This works on the Raspberry Pi Zero, and the Raspberry Pi 4. I'm not sure about the Zero 2, but I know the other models lack hardware support for the feature.
by nfriedly 3y ago
This works on the Raspberry Pi Zero, and the Raspberry Pi 4. I'm not sure about the Zero 2, but I know the other models lack hardware support for the feature.
You can buy a cool little PCB that attaches to the Zero and gives it a male USB-A port, turning it into a chunky flash drive or whatever. (They're sometimes referred to as a "BadUSB".)
- regularfry 3y agoDefinitely works on the zero 2. I've built hardware that uses it.
- gruturo 3y agoIt works on any Pi which has only 1 USB port - except for the power port. So on the various "Model A's" and on the zeros. The reason is, the Pi's SOC actually is natively capable of USB Gadget mode, but only offers 1 USB port, and on the various B models they interpose a hub to offer more ports - but gadget mode stops working due to the hub being in between. The Pi 4 is an exception - its USB-C power port works in gadget mode too, unlike its normal USB-A ports, which do not, like all other Pis, because of said hub.
- pletnes 3y agoSo on a raspberry 3A this works over USB-A… but how? Get a female-to-male adapter/cable somehow?
- hinkley 3y agoI see keyboard kits built around the Pico. Are they using this technique or something else?