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I have VirtualHere set up on a Raspberry Pi to act as a hub to host various microprocessor development boards and debuggers for myself and my colleagues to use. I'm currently testing with OSX as my client. 

I've found that some boards work fine, but a couple don't and hang during certain operations. How best can I collect debug logs from VirtualHere to share here? The basic logging (via journalctl) doesn't show me anything relevant that I can see — just that the device binds to my client. 

Here are the boards that don't work:

Just got the PPPS USB hub. I was following the example of using vhfilter.exe in my Win11 PC. No running of VirtualHere Client and Server. In cmd window, tried vhfilter.exe --install-filter and reboot. Open cmd window as admin. Got the the following messages.

C:\Users\user\Tools>vhfilter.exe --list-hubs
The following hubs are attached that support Per-Port-Power-Switching:

Hi Michael

I have a problem that isn't directly related to virtualhere, but maybe someone can help me. I'm hosting an Abadoneware game. I'd like to get it running on Linux. The server is already running on Linux and dont need a Dongle.

https://www.flugsimulatoren.ch/Phoenix-RC.php

I have a few clients running Windows in ESXi and baremetal, and the dongle works great there. Whether they're connected directly to the host or under virtualhere.

I'm trying to limit what server USB devices to share to clients.  I tried every method posted online to no avail. 

usb.ini

devicefilter.ini

config.ini

Please advice.

Will the steam link app work without have to launch Steam after its downloaded?

In some scenarios I would like to use the app outside of steam.

Running the full version on the Sheild TV, I've noticed that sometimes the server disappears, and I'll need to open the app it will say USB Server Stopped > Exit app > launch again. Always allow/open USB server was selected when passing the usb devices. 

Other times I'll here the disconnect\connect sound in Windows but it recovers.

I do not allow any of the requested Android Permissions, not sure why it needs access to my files so could this be the cause?

I have a couple old Pi 1s, which I'm looking to setup as dedicated virtual here boxes and give to a few family members.

Will Pi 1s have any issues, these will be used for controllers only. 

Hi,

I'm wondering, when plugging a USB cable in a client computer, what are the advertised Vendor ID and Product ID of the virtual keyboard and mouse emulated / transferred by VirtualHere ?

I know on the controller part it appears as :

• 366b:0001 KVM Keyboard/Mouse
• 366b:0003 KVM Video 

I'm looking for the client part.

Thank you !

The license for the VirtualHere USB Server is bound to the server hardware and cannot be moved or transferred. Is this also the case for the Android version?

Hi Michael,

I'm trying to install VirtualHere in a Docker container using the instructions provided here:
https://hub.docker.com/r/virtualhere/virtualhere-client

Deploying as per the instructions returns:

$ docker exec vhclient ./vhclientx86_64 -h
VirtualHere Client 4.6.7, Use USB devices over a network
Usage: vhclientx86_64 [-h] [-c <str>] [-a] [-t <str>] [-p] [-q <str>] [-e] [-r <str>] [-l <str>] [-m] [-n]
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