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Hi all,

I am trying to connect to devices on RHEL 7.6. Getting the following error:
There are no more available free ports. Try disconnecting an existing device

Full log:

uname -r

3.10.0-1062.el7.x86_64


Hello-
I have a raspberry pi running with about 40 usb devices. There's 4 usb hubs with 10 keys each. I've noticed a problem starts to occur when I start the server with all of the devices connected. The keyboard and mouse are not responsive on the system and I'm unable to ping the Pi.

The system appears to be fine if I start the Pi with 10 devices. Problems start to occur when I turn on and connect 20 or more devices.

I ran a windows 10 update yesterday and my VirtualHere client (now running 4.8.3) is not picking up my TPcast. I tried reverting to the original TPcast firmware with the original TPcast connection wizard, and that worked. Where do I start troubleshooting?

//Bjössi

I have a Server running on Windows 10 and a GUI Client running on Ubuntu 18.04 Linux machine.
On the Windows 10 machine i have 2 port USB Hub device to which 2 child USB devices are plugged in.
On the Linux Client i can see the 2 child USB devices but not the USB Hub. I need to be able to see the hub as well for my Linux application to work

Hi,

i'm interested to buy your software but when i used it in a ubuntu host (used linux server) and macos guest (in both vmware and virtualbox), the plugged in iphone (SE , 12.04 software version) is available but when i click "use this device" it disappears after some seconds and is not reachable! is it possible to use iphone over ip using your software or not ?

Regards.

Now, I'm not actually sure Android 9 is to blame, because I hadn't used the shield or virtualhere for a few months, but when I turned it on on the weekend there was an update for Android 9, so I installed it and since then Virtualhere hasn't been working. The client on my windows 10 PC discovers it fine, but then sits there trying to connect and eventually times out with a general "Unable to connect" type message.

Hi,
I'm trying the trial version of Virtualhere server on a Raspberry Pi 3+.
The USB device connected to the Raspberry is an ECG recording hardware from NORAV Medical which acquires and streams USB data continuously.
I'm able to see the USB device from the client (a laptop running Windows 7), connect to it and record data on the laptop just like the USB device is directly connected to the laptop. Easy to install both server and client sides, amazing job from you.

Running latest Windows 10 Pro on host and Hyper-V VM.
* Host = i7 CPU and 36GB RAM
* VM = 3 virtual CPUs and 10GB RAM allocated

Downloaded and ran the Windows version VirtualHere server and client.
NOTE:
Although the server download page says "Installation is automatic and immediate" - it appears that the server "install" is the same as the client - no actual install - just save it and run.

I did not install Bonjour. I was easily able to find and connect to the server manually.

This is not a problem description, but a solution/workaround which will hopefully help others:

Running macOS Catalina 10.15 beta on a local MacBook Pro, I run the VirtualHere server on it to connect a device via a CP2102 TTL UART to USB adapter.

Hi,

I'm hoping to run the VirtualHere Server on an Nvidia Shield which won't be plugged in to a screen. The only problem I have is every time I boot up the Nvidia Shield a notification shows up "Allow the VirtualHere USB Server to access the USB Device?" I've selected "Use by default for this USB device" but the notification shows up every time - is it possible to automatically allow the USB Device that's plugged in? (A Xin-Mo controller)?

Thanks