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Hey there,

I just wondered if it is safe to just pull the power on the Raspberry Pi with CloudHub flashed, since the PI in general is known to destroy SD-cards this way.

It seems that you use a tmpfs (RAM-disk) so I assume that this is specifically designed to be able to just cut the power to the PI without problems?
I also noticed that the usual "shutdown -h" (over ssh) returns "shutdown: not found" and there is no option to issue a shutdown from the client.

Am I correct in my suspicions?

Cheers

Jonas

Hello,

I use VirtualHere to use a joystick connected to my Mac with which I play remotely on my PC.

My PC can see the joystick and when I click on "use this device" no error message, everything is fine.

But unfortunately the joystick does not work. If I connect the joystick to the PC it works fine.

I use the latest versions of VirtualHere and my joystick is a saitek x52 pro.

Do you have an idea / solution?
Thank you.

I am looking to install SLES 15 SP2 on Raspberry Pi 4 and make the Raspberry Pi the server. Would VirtualHere Server builds support this? I mean Raspberry Pi 4 with SLES 15 SP2 and not with Raspbian OS??

I can't stop the server started with the -b option, I try to kill it with kill and the process number, but I find the process stuck again.
i also notice that i can't restart my rasberry anymore i think it hangs because virtualhare server is still running

Hi Micheal

thanks for all your efforts, VH works great for sharing iphone from both Windows 10 and Ubuntu 18.04 servers to Ubuntu 18.04 client.

However, data throughput to iphone is really low, this is usbtop on vh client side (ubuntu 18.04, vh client 4.6.7)
when vh server is windows (i9-9980HK, 32GB ram) - https://youtu.be/RE6Gm7STJx8
when vh server is on linux (i5, 8GB ram) - https://youtu.be/pXMoQntqxF0

Speed of transfer To iphone never increases above 20-30kib/s

Thank you for this amazing tool, however I have a tiny problem.
I'm using serial that VH returns to find device in database and I'm getting mismatch for Iphone Xs serial number:

./vhclientx86_64 -t "device info,LAPTOP-25NU9GXX.XX" is returning serial without minus sign - (00008020001849920C09XXXX)
https://imgur.com/a/ggZVLNE

Xcode and ideviceinfo show iphone X serial number with minus sign (00008020-001849920C09XXXX)
https://imgur.com/a/fSdeLqf

Hi Micheal, I have a user who has raised an issue he is having with his connection to our server. his connection drops very frequently.
Since the below log ive had him update his client with no improvement. any recommendations on how to improve this connection? Cheers

I am looking to find a copy of Virtualhere Client 4.2.0 32-bit software. Does anyone know where I could get it from?

Also, - Michael why don't you keep a repository of older versions? I have found that the current versions of the software no longer work for us. I have managed to find a couple of older versions but it seems like 4.2.0 is the last one that works correctly 4.9.5.0 does not work nor does anything newer.

First install vhui64 on server 2016.
have only 32bit drivers for some usb.
Ok. remove service, then vhui64 -u and vhui64 -y ...

but when I run vhu32 the system says
"Please run the 64-bit version of VirtualHere Client instead."

32 bit reinstalled normal instead vhusbdwin64

- Canon MF4450 printer connected via USB to Asustor Nimbustor NAS

- Asustor NAS connected to wired network with VirtualHere USB Server installed

- Windows 10 PC connected to wired network VirtualHere client installed

- Printer address visible on NAS

$ lsusb

Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation:2.0 root hub
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation:3.0 root hub
Bus 001 Device 005: ID 04a9:2737 Canon, Inc.:MF4410

- Port 7575 forwarded