Raspberry Pi wrong drivers?

Hi,

I recently installed VH on my RPi and on my Pc. It works fine, i find my RPi in the list and i can see which devices are connected.
I tried to connect a normal mouse to test it. But i cannot use the device. I always get the following error (even if i change the device):

Error:

The VirtualHere Drivers could not be loaded.
Please reboot your machine and run VirtualHere again to install/upgrade the drivers.

Log:

19:07:13 INFO :VirtualHere 1.9.0 starting (Compiled: Dec 2 2013 10:30:38)
19:07:13 INFO :Using config at C:\Users\...
19:07:13 INFO :Starting Windows Lookup...
19:07:13 INFO :Windows Lookup started
19:07:13 INFO :Starting Manual Lookup...
19:07:13 INFO :Manual Lookup started
19:07:33 INFO :Drivers are up-to-date
19:07:33 INFO :CreateFile failed
19:07:33 ERROR :Hub failed to open error, zugriff verweigert (0x00000005)
19:11:18 INFO :Drivers are up-to-date
19:11:18 INFO :CreateFile failed

Of course i did the reboot on both, the RPi and my Pc, i reinstalled the server and the client, but still the same error...

Any ideas what that can be?

Manta22

#3

Hi,

Great job! Now i can use my device :).
Problem was as in the post u posted the USB Virtualization. After turning it off, i could use the mouse for testing!

But i got the next problem right here :( :

I tried to connect an APM controller to fetch data form it. I see it in the tree and i can also use it, however the data transfere breaks after a short time of mostly 10 - 15 secs. I want to get the data from the APM to use it in the MissionPlaner, a "standard" software for the APM. If i connect the APM directly to my Pc everything works fine, so there should be no wrong configuration on the MissionPlaner side.

Any idea why this is happening?

Manta22

#4

*edit:

Is it possible that the RPi is too slow for that use?

#6

Hi,

Yes, thats the thing i want to use.
I already tried to overclock my RPi. I tried all given modes, but the result was pretty much the same.
Maybe it is because the controllerboard need too much power. I connected it via usb only, so maybe the RPi could not handle that much powerneed (i am not sure how much it really needs). I will try it with an usbhub and its own power supply and post my results.

#7

Hi,

An extern power source solved the problem. The RPi was too weak to supply the controller board.