Hi folks,
I'm looking at implementing a USB On-The-Go interface for the TMS320C6678. Unfortunately, TI's USB OTG solution, the TUSB6020, uses VLYNQ as its communications protocol, which the TMS320C6678 does not have. So I have found a candidate chip from MAXIM-IC, the 3353, that implements USB OTG and uses I2C to communicate.
My question is, how much support is there in Linux for USB OTG over an I2C interface? I am a Linux rookie, and a drivers rookie - my apologies if the question is a bit nonsensical. I am trying to gauge the level of effort that will be required to implement a working USB On-The-Go interface over I2C.
I appreciate your help and guidance!
Lee Lemay