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PC as Adapter: USB in, Bluetooth out?

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Hi, everyone.
Is it feasible to implement a PC as Adatper?
When a PC is plugged with a USB thrumb drive, it will notify another PC(maybe Server) via bluetooth interface.
The purpose is to share the data in the USB thrumb drive via bluetooth link between 2 PCs(each with Bluetooth dongle), or to moniter the PC whether there is someone using a USB thrumb drive. (As you known, the information security is important to IT companies) once a USB thrumb drive is plugged in, its content will be sent to another PC directly and automatically.


if it can be implemented,
how to implement it in kernel module layer under Linux OS?


Any ideas or suggestions are appreciated!
Thanks.
 

spinlock, semaphone, or mutex? will be adopted?
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