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Cambridge Silicon Bluetooth Dongle - Seen but not working

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Hi!

I'd like to use a Cambridge Silicon Radio Bluetooth 4.0 Dongle via my Synology NAS on macOS.

I run my licensed server on the NAS and I can see the device in VirtualHere Client.
VirtualHere says that I'm connected, but I can't see the device neither in Bluetooth Explorer nor in macOS system diagnose.

Already tried:
- the "onReset.$VENDOR_ID$.$PRODUCT_ID$=" flag,
- rebooting
- switching the dongle (I have two of the same)
- removing the other dongle from my mac, in case macOS only supports 1 BT dongle

Any idea on what to do?

How to add custom script to RPi0w image

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<p>Hi Folks,
</p>
<p>I have a small custom script which I would like to add to default RPi0w image. In the past I've mounted the second partition from .img file on loopback and did my changes. However since today the file system seams to be changed from ext4 to squashfs and the same procedure does not work. I would appreciate any suggestion on how to mount/modify the image content.
</p>
<p>Here is the script I was using in the past to mount the second file system:
</p>

new to VirtualHere - config question

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Using a GL.iNet GL-MT300N-V2 Mini Travel Router and USB 2.0 2-Port hub, can I create a USB over IP connection to a Surface Pro tablet for two USB devices? One device is a common GPS unit, the other is a sensor that provides USB data to proprietary software package. Both USB devices communicate with the proprietary software. The USB over IP connection is a peer-to-peer (AdHoc) WiFi, no Internet access.

Clients now report a valid licence as invalid

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I have the generic linux64 Virtualhere server (3.6.7) installed on a linux server running OpenMediaVault 4.1.9. The VH server is licensed for 3 devices and 3 devices are attached.
Today the server was updated. The only update was to Linux kernel 4.17.0-0.bpo.1-amd64.
Coincidentally, snce then all clients (4.5.4) report that my licence is "invalid". The VH server and attached devices are displayed in the client.
Trying to connect a single USB device generates a "trial expired" message from the VH client even though this is a generic VH server build.

Using the onServerRename event

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I wanted to make sure the device hostname matched the name set in the VirtualHere GUI so I have attempted to make a script to update the underlying OpenWRT using the uci command.

I find that when a server rename is done from the client GUI the script does run, and does update the OS hostname, but the server rename itself no longer happens.

Is there something I am missing? Does the script need to return a specific value before the config.ini will get updated?

The line added to config.ini is:

xBox One S with Wireless Adapter Audio/Loss Connection Issue

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Hi everyone,

I have been using VirtualHere on my Raspberry Pi 3B+ to connect my xBox One S controller that is paired to my xBox Wireless Adapter to not only use the controller for Steam games, but also stream audio from the games to headphones. My Pi is hooked up to a 100mbps switch that is connected to a DECA Ethernet to Coax Adapter that is connected to a Gigabit switch, which is also connected to may gaming PC.