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initially i setup my server on recent debian and ubuntu builds (16.04) it all worked with the exceptyion of the fact that i had to restart the service every few connections which was far from ideal, so i scrapped it once again and went back to a nice non systemd ubuntu server 12.04, now it works great but after carefully naming the many devices connected to it i wanted to backup the config.ini, id played with it loads before due to the many issues id had with the server, so i ssh in and hitup the config.ini with nano, mainly intending to backup all my naming as the other one lost it a few

Hi,

As the title suggests, I'm using an Android server to host a USB device, which I am picking up on a Windows 10 64 Bit Client.

It used to work fine, until around a month ago, and now it keeps dropping the connection.

I tried using a different Android Tablet (Amazon Fire) and that is working fine.
I can also ping the tablet in question from the command prompt on the PC and it pings no problem.

If I connect the Fire tablet at the same time, it recognises that as Android2.local.:7575 and works fine.

Hello all from sunny South Wales :)

Please excuse my ignorance in asking what is probably a basic question!

I have installed VH Client on my Raspberry Pi3, however, when my Pi loses power and then re-boots following re-connection, the client doesn't start automatically.

I'm a new user of the Raspberry Pi and don't know how I can set VH Client to automatically start when the Pi boots.

I have searched on the forum and seen some solutions but nothing that seems definitive.

Hope someone can help :)

Regards

John

*Issue has been resolved by VirtualHere Support (Thank you Michael)*

The Serial number for the VirtualHere Server is the Mac Address of an active Network Interface. An issue arises if you use a Load balanced team for multiple network interfaces (the serial number has the chance of changing upon restart, depending on the MAC if the first initiated interface).

Hi,

I'm testing VirtualHere to use an Xbox controller when streaming UWP games between two Windows 10 PCs, both running the latest fully updated version of Windows 10 v1703. One is a desktop gaming PC (VirtualHere client), and the other is a laptop (VirtualHere server).

I installed the CloudHub image on a WR902AC TP-Link router. It all works, but I observe that there is no apparent way, within the VirtualHere UI, to select which radio is used for WiFi. The image defaults to only the 5 GHz radio. In my case, all of the networks that I will be connecting to are 2.4GHz. I was obviously able to change this using uci commands from the lede shell, but that sort of defeats the purpose of an "appliance" device.

Hello,

am tryng to start vhuid64 (the graphical version).
as a norma user, I cannot start is.
If starting via sudo, the DISPLAY variable is missing.
How to start vhui64d ?

See here:
hrehm@linux-8e2a:~/Downloads> ./vhuit64
Please run with sudo
hrehm@linux-8e2a:~/Downloads> sudo ./vhuit64
[sudo] password for root:
10:48:46: Error: Unable to initialize GTK+, is DISPLAY set properly?

i allready have some raspi's running VH, now it came that i had to create a clone, changed ip and hostname and connected to the device. Of course, and rightfully, it claims about an invalid license. Before i now buy the next license i wanted to test the device (1 connection license would be sufficent for test), but HOW to remove the INVALID License?

<p>Hi,
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<p>everything worked well until a few days ago (before the last Shield TV update). Now the client (Windows) seems to recognize the Android server but not the devices connected to a USB hub. it only see devices connected directly to USB ports. Note, however, that by configuring the Android TV server, devices are regularly viewed (if i show the list of devices, for example, to ignore them). I also tried to change hub USB but nothing.<br />
Can you help me?
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<p>Thank you.</p>

Hi Michael.

I had an unlimited license for my MR3020 and I lost it after I installed CloudHub . How can I recover it?

Best.

Juan Pablo Kutianski