Build Android to Android USB Android Open Accessory POC

The Android Open Accessory Development Kit provides a framework to connect android phones/tablets to external devices to enable android to control embedded devices. Such as the IOIO [login to view URL] that connects via USB to an android phone/tablet and provides the ability to have serial communication. The IOIO is fully open source here [login to view URL] You can also find several examples of getting it to work with arduino devices here: [login to view URL] What I am looking for is someone that can successfully port an example like [login to view URL] that gets an android phone to see a linux based computer as an accessory to something that will run on one android device and allow me to connect an other android device to it as an accessory. I am looking for a solution that allows me to initialize one device as the accessory and one as the master and use the File(Input/Output)Streams to communicate between devices. From what I can tell you will probably have to implement the usb connection in c/c++ and access that code through JNI. The libusb that is used in the linux computer example above can be compiled to run on android [login to view URL] I would likely want a milestone that could just keep sending "hello world" over and over.