Hey,
I have libftdi running on HTC Desires with Andoid which have an altered Kernel
that supports USB Host mode. You will first have to make sure that your device
supports Host mode. Most likely you will have to install a special Kernel for
that.
Compiling libftdi for Android is not much of a problem. I can help you with
that if you need.
Aftwerards you will have to write a special application that does the
communicating for you, since normal Android Java Apps don't have sudo
permissions and hence cannot connect to the USB devices.
Tim
Am 26.04.2011 um 23:40 schrieb Michael Plante:
> samit.jain wrote:
>>> When user connect FDTI FT232BM chip via USB to android device than
> getting
>>> or fetching data from this
>>> external device to android device / application.
>
>
> One catch: does android act as a host or a device? If a device, then
> forget about it. Look for a host controller on the android. I don't have
> an android, so I couldn't say. If it's a host, though, I'd have to guess
> it's much the same as any other computer.
>
> Michael
>
>
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