For anyones interested I did this myself - after too much digging into linux configfs it led me to the /usr/bin/usbdevice (and -wrapper file). Below should be enough to get the NanoPi Zero2 working as an OTG RNDIS ethernet adapter over the USB-C port, I ended up creating these files to get everythin...

Hi, I'd like to use the USB-port as a linux OTG gadget under debian - can you create a guide and provide necessary files similar to ADB? I can see the drivers being loaded from usbcore during boot but there is no module to load with modprobe that sticks. The idea is to connect the USB-C to windows l...

Hi, I see on the product page that the USB-C can have both power and data. Is there any linux g_ether or dwc2 module available, or any other way? My goal is to get debian working so that I can reach the Zero2 over ssh over the USB-C cable (so RNDIS compatible) from my computer and then use the ether...