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When we try to use VirtualHere service on a Raspberry Pi Zero W running plugged into a USB port for power, we can't see any devices plugged in when we connect with the VirtualHere client. When we plug an external power source plugged into the wall into the same "server" device, we see the plugged in devices on the Raspberry Hub. Shouldn't this work with USB port supplied power? Is there something we need to do? Has anyone else had this issue and solved it?

Hello, we use VirtualHere for Licence Dongle sharing. It would be really helpful if it was possible to pull out user useage stats. This would allow us to have an understanding of how frequently licences are being used, and would assist when deciding if to purchase additaional licences, or reduce our holding.

Would this be possible at the moment, or could it be considered for the future?

Many thanks.

Due to the way my room is set up I wanted to move the BT dongle i use to connect my DualShock4 controllers to my PC for Gamestream purposes to my Raspi3 under my TV instead of on my Desktop PC in the corner.

The Dongle is a LogiLink BT0037 [registers in Windows as CSR8510 A10] and works perfectly with 3 controllers at once, reconnection to the PC and Inputmapper happening without fuss if plugged into the PC

Hi, I'm currently using my raspberry 3b+ as my server and it currently works great, my problem is that I've one client with auto use port/device and sometimes I need to use the same device on another client but there's no option to kick out the other client and I've to manually do it.
I've read something about that feature but from what I understood I need the licensed version. Is that correct?

I need one client with auto use, and be able to kick out that client from my other client

Thanks

Hi there,

I am trialing Virtualhere to see if it would work providing remote access to some ham radio gear (using FTDI usb-serial adapters). I have a RaspPi 3 B+ running the generic Arm VH server and a Mac running 10.14.5 (Mojave) running the VH client. My initial test was on my home network. I can see the device on the Mac client, attach to it, and control the remote device. However, when I am finished and right click the device to "unuse" it, my Mac will kernel panic. It happens every time when I try to "unuse" the virtual device.

Hi,

I have set up my server running Ubuntu 18.04 server to load vhclientx86_64 as a service. I added the vhui script, and that works fine to start and stop the client as a service.
This is your vhui script https://www.virtualhere.com/sites/default/files/usbclient/scripts/vhui

The problem is that I use monit to start and stop services, and this needs the pid to check if the service is running.

Hello,
I would like to use a device that is plugged to my Windows server on a virtual machine.
But when I install the server usb on my Windows server and I install the client on a virtual machine, the usb server is not discovered by the client

Could you help me
Thanks,

Whenever I restart my Android device (Shield TV), the device permission dialog pops up again for all devices connected and not ignored. However, I noticed that this dialog is not shown if I plugin / activate the USB devices a bit after the reboot. They work just as usual after that. Is it possible that deferring the Virtual Here startup would get rid of having to confirm the permission dialog time and again?

Is there any chance of getting a copy of the final firmware that was made available for the MR3020?

I'd like to re-purpose an existing MR3020 for a new project but no longer have CloudHub installed on it.