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Hi Michael,
I've been encountering some issues with getting VirtualHere to pick up an iOS device plugged into a raspberry pi server. The server is running on Ubuntu, and the client is on OSX.
Attached are the logs from two consecutive connections.
Replaced ipv6 address with
/var/log/syslog:

Iam currently using VirtualHere on my MyCloud EX2 Ultra NAS.

I installed the VirtualHere App on my NAS and using the Client-Software on a Windows 11 System that in connected to the same local network.

While using the GUI of the VirtualHere Client, I see ne "MyCloud Hub" but i cant see any devices.
I tried it with a dongle (that also works as a storage stick) and I used normal USB-stroage Sticks as well.

I never saw a device i could choose on the MyCloud Hub on my client.

Hello Michael,

I am using VirtualHere (ver. 5.2.4) on MacOS Monterey with M1. I have noticed a high amount of real memory utilised by the process, between 2 to 4 GB.

server: windows 10 专业版
client: windows sandbox in the same computer.
question:
client can connect to the usb device, but application cannot access device, the error showed is as follows:
您的相机有问题。您将在下面找到将相机固定在不同设备上的说明。 NotReadableError-从MDN Web文档：尽管用户已授予使用匹配设备的权限，但在操作系统，浏览器或Web级别发生了硬件错误，阻止了对设备的访问。

looking forward for your help, please.

====== server log :

XBOX wireless adapter is not working with virtualhere. It works if I cannot straight to the PC but when using virtualhere it fails to start. When I check uder device manager it has the following error:

This device cannot start. (Code 10)
{Operation Failed}
The requested operation was unsuccessful.

Device USB\VID_045E&PID_02FE\021787 had a problem starting.
Driver Name: oem2.inf
Class Guid: {4d36e972-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}
Service: mt7612US
Lower Filters:
Upper Filters: xboxgip
Problem: 0xA
Problem Status: 0xC0000001

Hey there,

As the subject says, is there a way to just forward the BT of the RPi itself? in stead of a dongle I mean, I have a dongle but it's horrible and I'm wondering: why can't I just use the BT from the Pi itself?

Is there a way? or is it so embedded that it's no way to forward?

Thanks in advanced

Afternoon,

I am trying to come up with solution to pass USB device through to a local Hyper-V OS I have installed. Forgive the noob-ness, but I have done the following and I must be coming up short somewhere. I was succesfully able to perform job listed above with USB Network Gate with no issues. I just am trying to avoid paying crazy amount for their software. I have no issue paying for full version of VirtualHere if needed. There are no USB's that populate.

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Hello Michael,

I have been using Virtual Here server on Raspberry Pi 3B (server version 4.2.0) with three clients - Windows 10, Ubuntu 20.04 and Mac OS 11 (client version 5.2.0) for some time and I have noticed that after some time - two weeks usually, the Virtual Here server process runs out available file descriptors (Linux limits 1024 for the process) and I receive the following message: Error 24 opening device (/dev/bus/usb/001/043) file descriptor, No file descriptors available

I'm running a ubuntu server on a raspberry pi 3 a+ and my webcam that I have connected to the pi which is running VirtualHere keeps like disconnecting and gives a black screen/won't show anything I have to go unplug it and replug it in. Is the raspberry pi 3a+ not good enough to run VirtualHere?

Devices keep getting shown as in use and are locked by an empty user. Issue might be occurring if one of the client computers goes to sleep. After this, normal users cannot reclaim the device. Is there a way to stop this from happening?