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Questions relating to the Raspberry Pi USB ports and specific Raspberry Pi USB devices and device interaction.
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Alternative to polyfuse mod
I have one usb device that will not work because of the limited usb current. I don't want to add a powered usb hub (saving cost and space) and I don't want to solder on my pi (polyfuse mode). … Can I just "bridge" the 5V to the USB device?
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