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I just found this software a couple days ago and was really excited to be able to use PI devices that I already have to serve USB devices over my network. Unfortunately I haven't had any success after several days of experimenting.

Good evening,

I have downloaded the latest VirtualHere server then drag-and-dropped the app into the applications folder.

Surprisingly, when launch the app from the applications folder, it launches an installation process for "osxsdriver" (instead of running the server like I was expecting).
After proceeding with the installation, nothing happens and I do not know how to launch the server.

Could you please let me know what to do next?

config :
- 2019 intel macbook pro
- macos big sur 11.2.2 (20D80)

Thank you very much !

Good Evening,

Thanks for having a supporting forum related to VirtualHere.

I have a question related to Xna Composite drivers:

When I switch my Logicool F710 gamepad to X Input, I get a biding error. I checked the VirtualHere server info and It says that It couldn't download Xna Composite drivers (I have no access to internet).

I would like to double ckeck If I really need that drivers and if you can help me downloading the official one.

I cannot access VirtualHere link:

Hi,

I noticed that my Nvidia Shield Virtualhere server had defaulted back to only 1 device. When I've checked my license it seems that the S/N has changed so the license isnt accepted any more.

Is this normal, I would have thought the S/N would always be static?

Thanks.

I'm a newby here but frustratingly unable to connect within a LAN -

Client: Win 10 wired ethernet -> switch -> router with DHCP (Edgerouter X)
Server: Win 10 laptop wifi -> AP -> same router with DHCP (Edgerouter X)

On the client, periodically the message will pop up "Connecting to USB Hub..." and while it's on screen I can right click - Properties and see that it has found the Server's IP address and port 7575... but then the message disappears from screen. System Messages on the client looks like this:

I'm trying out VirtualHere for one of our Remote sites. It looks like exactly what we need for an existing Pi3+.
The VirtualHere server I'm running is the generic ARM build for the Pi:
'VirtualHere USB Server for Linux (ARM) <-- Raspberry Pi, pi2, pi3,pi4,BeagleBone, Odroid, Angstrom, & any ARM 32-bit based Android'

Greetings,
I tried with both 10.13.6 and 10.14.6:

I bound a USB thumb drive as my "activation host" to software, for licensing. Think ilok. The software I'm using recognizes my USB thumb drive for licensing when inserted directly into the client computer. However, the software doesn't recognize the USB thumb drive when inserted in the Virtualhere server computer.

On the server computer (OSX), the USB thumb drive is recognized in the (system report -> USB -> USB Device Tree).

how to unshare 1 dongle only?
i have many dongle shared

Test scenario was as follows

Two peripherals:
1. Logitech G305
2. Razer Turret (The old 2016 model)

Server HW used:
1. RPI Zero W (over WIFI)
2. RPI 3b (over eth)

Client:
- Windows connected via eth

The Logitech G305 performed really well on all clients and network connections.
Latency was noticeable but still good enough for couch-gaming.

Hello,

I am trying VirtualHere for the first time.

It is installed on a RasPi on my local network.

The USB device connected receives and transmits serial strings at 115200BAUD

I also have a laptop running Windows 10 and my own software developped with Delphi.

I use a Indy TUDPServer that Broadcast and listens on a UDP port presently set at 1241.

Which port does VirtualHere use for serial passthrough?

Many thanks,
E.